Gas Carburetor for Generators 1-4 kW, with Regulator and Switch

Description

Gas Carburetor for Generators 1-4 kW, with Regulator and Switch This device is intended only for use on gasoline generators with a power range of 1 to 4 kVA (inclusive), which any citizen of our country can use as a backup power source and for personal/professional work needs. Given today's economic realities and the steady rise in prices for fuel and other energy resources, the possibility of converting gasoline generators (mini power stations) to run on liquefied gas instead of petrol has not lost its relevance — quite the opposite, it is becoming increasingly important. This is exactly what the universal gas module is designed for, giving owners of gasoline generators the ability to run this backup power source on natural (mains) gas or liquefied gas (using a cylinder or gas tank). What is the universal gas module? This device combines in its design: a modified carburetor for the generator's gasoline engine, technically adapted so it can be connected to both petrol fuel and a gas line; and a compact gas regulator, specially designed and tuned to a certain (calculated) outlet gas pressure in the carburetor's diffuser for the most efficient mixture formation and complete combustion. Why is it needed? Installing this gas module in place of the standard carburetor lets you use two types of fuel, not simultaneously, but interchangeably. There's no need for additional installation procedures when switching from one fuel type to another — you simply install the gas kit correctly once, and that's it! Is it worth buying this device? Yes, absolutely. And here's why: 1. The cost of a new Chinese-made gasoline generator that can run on either petrol or gas is at least 25-35% higher than an identical analogue that uses only petrol as fuel. Regarding well-known brand-name manufacturers