Solar Backup Generators

Diverse Backup Generator Options

Our range of solar backup generators includes versatile solutions to meet varying power requirements. From auto-start generators for off-grid solar systems to manual-start options, our collection ensures there’s a perfect match for every need. We stock petrol inverter generators known for their quiet operation and fuel efficiency, as well as robust diesel generators for heavy-duty power. Trusted brands like Yamaha, Maxwatt, Kubota, Cromtech, and more guarantee top-notch quality and performance, making our selection ideal for both recreational and industrial uses.

Enhancing Your Travel Experience

Solar backup generators provide the flexibility to power essential appliances, charge batteries, and stay connected even in remote locations. With a reliable generator for solar backup, you can enjoy your adventures without worrying about power interruptions.

Innovative Features For Superior Performance

Our solar backup generators come equipped with advanced features to ensure optimal performance and user convenience. Key innovations include large-capacity fuel tanks for extended operation, high-strength frames for durability, and compact, lightweight designs for portability. Many models feature Pure Sine Wave Inverter Technology for safe and efficient power delivery, as well as smart engine control for enhanced fuel efficiency. Manufactured with premium components, these generators are built to withstand the toughest conditions, offering unmatched reliability for all your power needs.

Your One-Stop Shop For Portable Power

When it comes to finding the best solar backup generators, My Generator is your ultimate destination. With Australia’s largest range of premium portable power products, we pride ourselves on delivering quality, reliability, and expert customer service. Our dedicated team is here to help you choose the perfect generator for solar backup, ensuring you get the most out of your investment.

Explore our extensive range online today and discover why thousands of Australians trust My Generator for their power solutions. Got questions? Call us on 1300 400 122 to speak with our expert team and find the ideal power solution for your needs.

Solar Backup Generators Options FAQs:

• 1. How much is it to get an electrician to fit a transfer switch to my home so this generator can power my house during a blackout?

  In terms of cost for an electrician to install a transfer switch to your home, the short answer is; it depends. Not every home install is identical in terms of works required, switch configurations etc.

  My advice would be to get a quote from your local electrician. They can also help advise what size generator best fits your particular home backup requirements.

• 2. How frequently do I have to change the motor oil? Product info says to change it after the first 20hrs, and after this first change?

  After the first oil change, the recommended oil change time frame is every 6 months or 100 hours of use. When in doubt, always consult our user manual for recommended maintenance.

• 3. What is the difference between the AVR and inverter MaxWatt generators?

  Inverter generators produce pure sine wave electricity, making them a safer option for smaller electronics, such as mobile phone, and laptop chargers.

  Conventional generators are able to produce more power, and are cheaper. The inverter models also are lighter and easier to carry around. The MaxWatt inverter generators are also quieter than the AVR generators, which can be good for home backup, as well as some businesses.

• 4. How do I maintain the life of my generator?

  Firstly, as a safety note, always stop the engine and let the generator cool down before starting any maintenance work. The five main general tips are;

  • Replace engine oil
  • Check spark plug, replace if necessary
  • Check fuel level and ensure it is fresh fuel (fuel left for a long time can go "off")
  • Check air filter, replace if necessary
  • Clean muffler cover and check spark arrestor
  • For further maintenance help, you should take your generator to a small engine specialist or an accredited generator service technician.