Good morning house please i want to know if a Tiger 2700 generator or any generator in that capacity will carry a big photocopier and a desktop computer. It will also be to my pleasure if other brand of generator that can do the same work is suggested. Thanks

Just saying "a big photocopy machine" is vague. What we should be looking at is how much power the copier uses to start and run.

Take a look at the back of the machine and there would be a tag with power ratings. Same goes for the desktop computer. The total power consumption can then be used to get the appropriate generator that can power the gadgets .

It's also a a good idea and best practice to get a generator that will have some extra power to spare as well after the basic power required.

Note that more modern copiers require less power to start and run than some older copiers. All these and more have to be considered also in your acquisition of a copier.

My tucent.

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Just saying "a big photocopy machine" is vague. What we should be looking at is how much power the copier uses to start and run.

Take a look at the back of the machine and there would be a tag with power ratings. Same goes for the desktop computer. The total power consumption can then be used to get the appropriate generator that can power the gadgets .

It's also a a good idea and best practice to get a generator that will have some extra power to spare as well after the basic power required.

Note that more modern copiers require less power to start and run than some older copiers. All these and more have to be considered also in your acquisition of a copier.

My tucent.

Thanks I really appreciate ur candid advice it's actually 220-240 volt and 50-60 HZ