GALN PT-RWD6000A-S Gasoline Generator
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Product description
GALN PT-RWD6000A-S Gasoline Generator
The GALN PT-RWD6000A-S is a gasoline generator for field or backup power, providing 6.0 kVA / 5.5 kW rated output and 7.0 kVA / 6.0 kW maximum output. It has a 25 L fuel tank and a 188F/P engine with 389 cc displacement, with manual and electric starting.
Key features
- Automatic voltage regulation AVR supports electrical output regulation.
- 6.0 kVA / 5.5 kW rated output, distinguished from 7.0 kVA / 6.0 kW maximum output.
- 25 L gasoline tank according to this model’s specifications.
- Air-cooled engine.
- Wheeled frame assists movement around the worksite.
Technical specifications
- Brand: GALN
- Model: PT-RWD6000A-S
- Rated output: 6.0 kVA / 5.5 kW
- Maximum output: 7.0 kVA / 6.0 kW
- Rated voltage: 220 V ±10%
- Frequency: 50–60 Hz
- DC output: 12 V
- Engine: 13 HP
- Engine model: 188F/P
- Displacement: 389 cc
- Rotational speed: 3200–3600 rpm
- Engine oil capacity: 1.1 L
- Starting system: Manual and electric
- Fuel tank capacity: 25 L
- Cooling system: Air cooled
- Dimensions: 71 × 56 × 61 cm
- Gross weight: 89 kg
Suitable applications
Power provision at worksites, workshops and farms, or backup power after calculating total running loads and starting currents.
Before you buy
Maximum output is not continuous output. Size loads using rated output and appliance starting-current requirements.
Operate the gasoline engine outdoors, away from doors, windows and air intakes, following the operating manual.
AVR does not mean inverter technology and does not establish suitability for every sensitive electronic device.
Frequency selection, wiring and transfer arrangements for backup use must follow the generator rating plate and be handled by a qualified technician.
Frequently asked questions
How do rated and maximum output differ?
Rated output is the reference for loading under the specified conditions. Maximum output should not be treated as continuous power.
Does AVR make it an inverter generator?
No. AVR regulates voltage and does not establish inverter technology.
Can appliance compatibility be determined from watts alone?
No. Consider running power, starting current, voltage and frequency requirements for each appliance.
