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View full detailsPower outages, job sites, or off-grid getaways — a 240V generator keeps things running when life doesn’t. At Generators Australia, we’ve got the gear to keep your tools buzzing, fridges cold, and lights on. Tough, reliable, and built for Aussie conditions — let’s find your perfect power mate.

A portable 240V generator gives you flexibility without the bulk. Great for camping trips, tradies, or small workshops. Look for lightweight frames, easy-start systems, and stable power output for tools and appliances.
For household use, consider what you’ll actually need to run — fridges, lights, or air conditioning. A 6–10 kW unit often does the trick for most homes.
Heading off-grid or powering up tools? Portable 240V generators deliver reliable single-phase current that handles lights, power tools, or even a small caravan setup with ease.
A diesel generator is ideal for long hours and heavy loads. They’re fuel-efficient, safer to store, and built for durability — perfect for worksites and extended off-grid stays.
If you want something lighter and cheaper upfront, petrol-powered 240V units are a great choice. They’re easy to move and simple to maintain — good for shorter jobs and weekend getaways.

The best 240V generator balances power, noise, and efficiency. Prioritise models with AVR or inverter technology for smooth, stable output, especially if you’re running sensitive electronics.
AVR (Automatic Voltage Regulation) keeps voltage steady under load. Inverter generators go a step further — cleaner power, quieter operation, and better fuel efficiency.
Safety counts. Look for models with RCD protection, automatic shut-off, and overload protection to keep your gear and crew safe.
A Honda 240V generator is known for its quiet operation, easy start, and unbeatable reliability. They’re ideal for tradies and travellers who want proven performance.
Other solid picks include Yamaha, Crommelins, and Genelite — brands built tough for Aussie conditions.
From budget-friendly portables to heavy-duty diesels, our range covers every need. Pricing varies by power output and features — but every unit’s backed by quality you can count on.
Check out the full lineup of 240V generators for sale online and compare specs, sizes, and warranties to find your fit.
All models come with full manufacturer warranties and optional servicing plans — keeping your generator running smoothly year after year.
Yes — 240V generators are designed for standard Australian single-phase power.
Absolutely. They’re the most common type used in homes and small businesses.
Usually, yes — it’ll handle most household essentials comfortably.
Smaller gear like lights, a fridge, or basic tools. Ideal for light-duty use.
It depends on what you're running. A 3,000-4,000W inverter generator handles most camping or job site basics - lights, power tools, a fridge. If you're powering a whole house during a blackout or running heavy machinery, you're looking at 7kVA to 20kVA. Add up the wattage of everything you plan to run at once, then add 20% headroom for startup surge. True Gear stocks generators from 3,200W right up to 20kVA, so there's something for every situation.
A conventional generator runs at a fixed RPM and is built for raw power output - great for worksites and farms. An inverter generator adjusts its engine speed to match the load, which means quieter operation, better fuel economy, and cleaner power that's safe for laptops, phones, and sensitive electronics. True Gear stocks both types, including the Welling and Crossley Smart Silent inverter range and the Honda-powered Gentech conventional generators.
True Gear carries Gentech (Honda-powered), Welling and Crossley, and Westinghouse. Gentech generators are popular on farms and worksites for their reliability and Honda engines. Welling and Crossley's Smart Silent inverter range suits camping and home backup. Westinghouse rounds out the range with solid inverter options including remote start models.
Absolutely. An inverter generator is the pick for camping - they're quieter, lighter, and won't damage your gear. A 3,200W unit is plenty for a camp fridge, lights, phone charging, and a small air con. If you're running a full campsite setup or need to power a caravan, step up to a 6,000W model. Just check campsite rules - some parks restrict generator use to certain hours.
Yes. All generators sold through True Gear come with Australian warranty coverage. Gentech and Welling and Crossley models carry manufacturer warranties, and True Gear is an authorised dealer so your warranty is fully valid. Warranty terms vary by brand and model, so check the individual product page or contact True Gear at gday@truegear.com.au if you want to confirm coverage before buying.