THE NEXT GENERATION
For over 15 years, campsites around Australia have always looked the same… Camping chairs, sleeping bags and Honda’s EU20i Inverter Generator. The World’s Best Selling Leisure Generator.
The Honda EU20i was the perfect sized generator for campers who wanted to take advantage of what nature has to offer in the comfort and style they enjoy. The EU20i powered hair dryers, toasters, provided light, made coffees, kept tents cool, charged mobile phones and most importantly, kept quiet!
However, with the use of more electrical appliances in day-to-day life, campers demanded more power. So… Honda gave the people what they wanted!
4 STROKE ADVANTAGE
The Honda EU22i delivers better than commercial quality electricity, it has greater fuel efficiency via the built-in Eco-Throttle, increased diameter of oil filler for improved draining & catching of oil and improved recoil starter handle with new metal guard.
It has Honda’s advanced 4-Stroke GXR120 engine, which is 20% larger in capacity than the EU20i Generator. The GXR120 has a maximum output of 2200W and up to 8 hours of continuous operation on Eco-Throttle+, 4 litre fuel tank and whisper-quiet operation.
PERFORMANCE/USABILITY
The EU22i starts first time every time with Honda's reliable one pull easy start system - your back will thank you!
It's environmentally friendly with low emissions, less noise and low fuel consumption than its two-stroke counterparts, and can run up to 8* hours of continuous operation on a full fuel tank.
*With eco-throttle switched on at 1/4 output
OPERATING NOISE LEVEL CALCULATION
What is the difference between dB and LwA?
LwA refers to sound power level and is measured at rated load, which is standardised by EU noise regulations. It is measured from 6 directions by a microphone placed 4 metres from the product in a closed anechoic room. This room is not affected by environmental conditions.
dB refers to sound pressure level and is measured from 4 directions (front, back, right and left) by a microphone that is placed 7 metres from the product and 1.5 metres from the lawn ground. It is not measured in a closed room. Therefore, the data is affected by environmental conditions such as temperature.
LwA is the globally used operating noise level.
