Mosa GE 4500 SX
- Nominal output:
- 4 KVA
- Nominal current:
- 17.4 A
- Nominal voltage:
- 230 V
- Weight:
- 77 kg
Mosa GE 4500 SX Specifications & Technical Data (1999-2005)
Technical specs - GE 4500 SX Mosa
Specification
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- Nominal output
- 4 KVA
- Nominal current
- 17.4 A
- Nominal voltage
- 230 V
- Weight
- 77 kg
- Type of cooling
- l
- Engine manuf.
- Honda
- Engine type
- GX270VXB
- Engine power
- 5.9 kW
More technical details, like: carriage, transport length, transport width, transport height, model series, dimension lxwxh, displacement, revolutions at max torque, max. torque, no. of cylinders, cylinder bore x stroke, emission level are available in the full technical specs.
Basic model
Special equipment
- Electric starter
-
No
- silenced
-
No
- Earth leakage monitor
-
No
- Automatic oil deficiency shutoff
-
No
- Thermo magnetic switch
-
No
- Ground fault circuit interrupter
-
No
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