IWS Generator

Construction Site

At a construction site, there can be bad environmental conditions due to the building work, and tools to power such as an electric drill, or an air compressor. A generator can handle bad weather conditions and spread its energy over a large area.

Camping

If you are planning a family camping trip, a generator can come in handy to power appliances such as your stove, lights and electric heater. They are also easy to transport, lightweight and have quiet operation, so you'll have nothing to disturb you enjoying your family time.

Home/Work Use

From your central heating to your oven and even your coffee machine, generators have you covered. If you require a lot of power at home, or at work, you'll need to choose a larger generator. They are also perfect for office jobs if there is a unexpected power cut.

Outdoor Events

For outdoor weddings, festivals or markets, generators can handle anything from your lights, music, heating and cooking equipment. They can cover a large surface area and can cope with adverse weather conditions.

• The age of your refrigerator
• The size of your refrigerator
• The type/brand of your refrigerator
• The location of your refrigerator

• The condition of your refrigerator
• How often you use your refrigerator
• The temperature your refrigerator is set at
• The season you are in

Restaurant / Hotel Refrigerators

Restaurant and hotel refrigerators will use more power than home-use refrigerators as they are much larger in size. These refrigerators need to cater to a lot of people, and have a longer run time, as they will need to be running until late at night. Walk-in fridges can use an average running wattage of 1000 - 3000 watts, depending on the time of day. Throughout the day, this can accumulate to a high wattage; therefore, you would need a 15+ kilowatt generator, just to run this refrigerator.

Caravan Refrigerators

Caravan fridges are usually smaller in size, and will, therefore, consume less energy than the average household fridge would. On average, the starting wattage of a caravan fridge is between 500-600 watts. This size fridge would only need a smaller sized generator, as you don't want to be overpaying for the extra unused energy. If you buy a 5-kilowatt generator, then you'll still have energy left over to power other electrical appliances around your caravan.

Domestic Refrigerators

Refrigerators in your home can vary in power consumption due to size, brand and usage. However, on average, a household fridge's typical power output is around 80 - 400 watts. Again, the size of generator you need would depend on what other electrical appliances you wish to power. If you only need to power your fridge alone, you would only need a 5-kilowatt generator.

Supermarket Refrigerators

Refrigeration in a supermarket uses the most energy out of all the electrical appliances need to run the shop. They usually need to run all through the day, and all through the night for 24-hour shops. To run a supermarket refrigerator, you would need a 25+ kilowatt generator. They use up a lot of power, so be sure to get the right size; otherwise, the generator could overheat.