- Fuel tank
- 4.5 L
- Starting
- Recoil
- Harmonic distortion (THD)
- <2%
- Sound level
- 67 dB
- Air-cooled
Price on request
Silent inverter generators
3 products3 models available, brand Bison, from 2.3 to 5 kW.
Products
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- Fuel tank
- 4 L
- Starting
- Electric
- Weight
- 23 kg
- Air-cooled
Price on request
- Fuel tank
- 11 L
- Starting
- Electric
- Harmonic distortion (THD)
- <2%
- Sound level
- 67 dB
- Air-cooled
Price on request
Silent inverter generators: what to know
Our 3 silent inverter generators power computers, TVs and small appliances during power cuts. They are Bison petrol sets from 2.3 to 5 kW, single-phase 220 V. Their datasheets give a total harmonic distortion below 2% for the BS2500iS and the BS6250iE.
Choosing an inverter generator
An inverter generator converts the alternator's output electronically. It therefore supplies a stable voltage and frequency that suit electronics. It usually adjusts the engine speed to the load. For high power or long running hours, a diesel set is a better fit: see our guide to diesel, petrol or inverter.
Our models
- Bison BS2500iS: 2.3 kW (2.5 kW max.), recoil start, 58 × 34 × 50 cm, 27 kg.
- Bison BS3500iS: 3.1 kW (3.5 kW max.), electric and remote start, 51 × 32 × 48 cm, 23 kg.
- Bison BS6250iE: 5 kW (5.5 kW max.), electric and remote start, 72 × 48 × 64 cm, 47 kg.
Delivery, installation and after-sales
We deliver in Kinshasa and to the other provinces of the DRC; lead time and cost are stated in your quote. We provide installation, maintenance and spare parts: see our services. Price on request: ask for a quote by WhatsApp or email from each model's page.
Frequently asked questions
Why choose an inverter generator for electronics?
An inverter generator converts the alternator's output electronically. It delivers a stable voltage and frequency, which suits computers and electronic devices. The BS2500iS and BS6250iE datasheets state a total harmonic distortion below 2%.
Why is the rating given in kW?
The manufacturer rates its petrol and inverter sets in kW. Our diesel generators are rated in kVA, with kW = kVA × 0.8. Our finder compares these kW figures directly with your kVA need. See our guide to kVA vs kW.