Portable generator Fogo FH3001R, 2.7 kW output, 230 V single‑phase

Fogo FH3001R is a portable generator with a rated output of 2.7 kW and a 230 V single‑phase supply. It is built for temporary power delivery at sites, outdoor events or as an emergency backup and provides mains‑compatible voltage for power tools, lighting and small household appliances. The compact design supports mobile use where moderate continuous or intermittent power is required and where a reliable 230 V single‑phase source is needed.

Advantages

The unit delivers a stable 230 V single‑phase output suitable for common tools and devices, and its 2.7 kW rated power balances portability with useful load capacity. The compact footprint and relatively low weight make transport and on‑site placement straightforward. Designed for mobile and temporary applications, the generator provides a simple means of restoring mains‑compatible power without complex installation.

Suitable for

• Construction sites for hand tools and lighting
• Outdoor events and catering equipment
• Emergency home backup for essential appliances
• Mobile workshops and service vans

Key specifications

• Rated output: 2.7 kW
• Supply voltage: 230 V single‑phase
• Application type: portable, temporary power source
• Intended use: power tools, lighting, small appliances
• Design: compact and transportable

How to use

Place the generator on a level, stable surface outdoors or in a well‑ventilated area away from doors and windows to avoid exhaust fume entry. Before starting, check the fuel and oil levels according to the manufacturer's markings and follow the provided startup sequence. Connect appliances using appropriate extension leads and ensure total connected load does not exceed the rated output. Monitor the generator during operation and shut it down following the correct cooling and stop procedure when finished.

Usage recommendations

To prolong service life and ensure safe operation, run the generator periodically under load, perform regular oil and filter changes, and avoid connecting devices with high starting currents that could exceed the rated capacity. Use proper grounding and suitable cable ratings for all connections.