Gorilla Power 8300W Dual-Fuel Generator with Electric Start - GP8300E-DF - High-Capacity & Reliable Power
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Gorilla Power GP8300DF — 8300W Dual-Fuel Generator (Petrol / Propane)
Versatile, reliable & ready for big loads. Dual-fuel flexibility (petrol/propane) with 8300W max / 8000W running, electric / recoil / wireless remote start and a robust 25 L tank. Ideal for site power, backup and events.
🔎 Where This Model Sits in the Gorilla Power Range
From ultra-portable inverters to large dual-fuel & diesel sets — this GP8300DF is a high-capacity workhorse near the top of the range.
💡 Key Features
- 8300W max / 8000W running — serious headroom for heavy tools & backup circuits.
- Dual-fuel — switch between petrol & propane for cost, storage and runtime flexibility.
- Electric, recoil & wireless remote start — start it your way.
- 25 L fuel tank — extended runtime between refills.
- Low-oil shut-off — engine protection built-in.
- Multiple outputs — 240V and low-voltage outlets to suit diverse kit.
Run multiple medium-to-heavy loads together — e.g., fridge + lights + router + saw; keep start surges within limits.
🔌 Sockets & Inputs — Front Panel at a Glance
High-draw appliances / distribution.
Low-voltage outlets for site tools.
Added safety & compliance.
⚡ Running vs. Starting Watts — Know the Difference
Typical values — always check your device label. With 8.0 kW running, you can operate several medium loads together if the largest start surge stays within limits.
📐 What Size Generator Do I Need?
| Item | Typical Running | Typical Starting | GP8300DF? |
|---|---|---|---|
| Laptop + Phone Charging | 100–200W | ≈ Same | ✅ Multiple at once |
| LED TV + Router + Lights | 150–250W | ≈ Same | ✅ Whole room |
| Fridge-Freezer | 120–200W | 800–1200W | ✅ Yes (with headroom) |
| Work Lights (LED/Halogen) | 300–1000W | ≈ Same | ✅ Banks of lights |
| Drill / Hand Sander | 500–600W | 800–1200W | ✅ Several tools |
| Paint Sprayer | ≈ 600W | ≈ 600W | ✅ Yes |
| Microwave | 800–1200W | ≈ Same | ✅ With other light loads |
| Pressure Washer (small electric) | 1000–1200W | 1800–2400W | ✅ Yes |
| Circular Saw (7¼") | 1200–1800W | 1800–2400W | ✅ Yes (plus lights) |
| Cement Mixer | 800–1500W | 2000–3000W | ✅ Yes |
| Welder (≈160–180A) | 3000–3600W | 3800–4200W | ✅ Yes |
| Air Compressor (small) | 1400–1600W | 3500–4500W | ✅ Usually OK |
| Water Heater (electric) | 3000–4000W | ≈ Same | ✅ Solo load |
| Small Tower A/C | 1500–1800W | 2400–3000W | ✅ Yes |
Guide only — add up running watts for items used together, then ensure the single highest starting surge stays within generator limits.
🧩 Can I Run More at Once with 8.0 kW Running?
Yes. As power increases, you can support more simultaneous loads. For example:
- Home backup: fridge + freezer + broadband + lights + TV + microwave (stagger starts).
- Site setup: banks of LED lights + saw or mixer + charger stations.
- Events: PA system + lighting + catering kettles (manage surges).
Prioritise the highest-surge device (compressor/saw) and keep spare headroom for safe starts.
📊 Technical Specifications
| Maximum Watts | 8300W |
| Running Watts | 8000W |
| Fuel Type | Petrol / Propane Gas |
| Weight | 95 kg |
| Fuel Tank | 25 L |
| Oil Capacity | 1.1 L |
| Starting System | Recoil / Electric / Wireless Remote |
| Frequency | 50 Hz |
| Dimensions | 850 × 565 × 620 mm |
🧭 Benefits of a Dual-Fuel Generator
- Fuel flexibility — use petrol or propane based on cost/availability.
- Emergency readiness — propane stores well and burns clean.
- Extended runtime — swap fuels mid-use to keep running.
- Lower emissions — propane typically produces fewer exhaust pollutants.
🧠 Tips for Choosing the Right Generator
- Total your running watts for everything you’ll use together.
- Identify the largest starting surge (motors & compressors) and keep headroom.
- Outlet types matter — match 240V/120V & amperage (13A/16A/32A) to your kit.
- Plan for refuelling — 25 L tank + propane option extends runtime.
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