RATO GENERATOR UNIT R6000D-ATS

RATO GENERATOR UNIT R6000D-B2

PAY ATTENTION! The machine is equipped with 2 x 230 volt connections and 1 x 12 volt connection.

possibly an undercarriage to be ordered more info about the possibilities

The R6000D-B2 is a powerful and compact RATO petrol generator/aggregate of professional quality. This professional 6000W petrol generator delivers excellent performance and has 2 230 Volt connections and a 12 Volt connection (8.3A). The continuous power is 5500W. This is equipped with a 100% copper winding. The R6000D-B2 has a standard 230 Volt (Schuko) connection and a CCE32A 3-pole connection (Adapter cable CCE32A 3-pole to Schuko 230V is supplied as standard). The advantage of the CCE32A connection is that you can use tools with a higher start-up value. The fuse of this connection is namely 32A. The generator has an overload protection and the engine can be started manually or electrically.

The generator is equipped with AVR security. AVR stands for automatic voltage regulation. This means a continuous voltage while an overload protection provides the necessary security. This protects your connected electrical machines against peak voltages. The generator is equipped with an LCD display with voltmeter and fuel gauge. The 25 liter tank capacity means that you can use the generator for a long time.

PAY ATTENTION! The machine is equipped with 2 x 230 volt connections and 1 x 12 volt connection.

possibly an undercarriage to be ordered more info about the possibilities

Peak current draw
Most electrical appliances require a little more power from the generator when starting up. This is called peak current draw. With a generator there is a risk that the continuous capacity and/or perhaps even the maximum total capacity will be exceeded.
If the maximum power is exceeded during the “start-up”, the generator is 'too light' to be able to start the device. The R6000 generator then switches itself off automatically to prevent any damage to equipment.
A solution to the above problem is to connect the equipment in a different order. Always connect the device with the highest power / highest peak current first. If this works correctly and well, you can also connect the rest, in order of power.
It is important that you never connect all devices at the same time. For some devices, the solution described above is not sufficient.

These devices require such a high peak power consumption that you should take this into account when purchasing a generator. Tools or machines without starting current limiters are a well-known example of this. You should think of compressors, high-pressure cleaners, angle grinders, demolition/drilling hammers, welding equipment, but also refrigerators and air conditioners. With these devices you have to multiply the power by a factor of 3 to sometimes as much as 7 to see whether the generator is suitable. Check this with the supplier of your machines.

Suppose you want to connect a 230 Volt angle grinder without starting current limiter with a capacity of 900 watts to the generator. In that case, you must therefore multiply the 900 watts by 3. This results in a peak power consumption of 2700 Watt. When you choose a generator, it must therefore have a total capacity of at least 2700 Watt (at 230 Volt).

Weight 88 Kg

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generator type

Generator with AVR
Engine type Air-cooled 1-cyl. 4-stroke petrol engine
Engine power 13 hp
Engine capacity 420 cm³
Engine manufacturer RATO
Rpm -
Tank capacity 25 liters
Type of fuel gasoline
Starting system electric
Capacity AC maximum 6000 Watt
Capacity AC continuous 5500 Watt
Connection options 2 x 230 volts, 1 x DC 12 volts
running time half load 11 hours
running time fully loaded 7 hours
Noise level (LWA) 72 db (A) 7m
Frequency 50 Hz
socket 1x shuko (Normal 230V socket) and 1x 32A ind. Wall outlet
DC output 12V/8.3A
Voltage 230 Volts
Machine dimensions 684 x 562 x 557 mm
Packing dimensions (L/W/H) 684x562x557mm
Weight Gross (incl. packaging) -
Weight Net 88
Art. No. R6000D-B2
EAN code 6974880290124