Briggs & Stratton P7500 PowerSmart Series Inverter Generator | 6.8kW

Plenty. At 6,800W running power and 7,500W peak, it'll handle a large air compressor, circular saw, and site lighting all at once - with room to spare. It puts out clean sine wave power, so you can safely run sensitive electronics like laptops, phone chargers, and modern inverter-driven tools without worrying about power spikes. Good fit for a worksite, a big camp setup, or keeping the house running during an outage.

The 25-litre tank gives you up to 18 hours at quarter load - so a full day and then some if you're not hammering it. At typical mid-range loads you're looking at 10 to 14 hours. The PowerSmart inverter technology adjusts engine speed to match the load, which means better fuel economy compared to a standard open-frame generator running flat out all day.

Quieter than a traditional generator of this size, thanks to the inverter system that throttles back when demand drops. It's not whisper-quiet - at 92kg and 6.8kW it's a serious piece of gear - but you won't be shouting over it the way you would with a conventional open-frame unit. Good for worksites where you need to hold a conversation, or campsites where you don't want to annoy the neighbours.

Yes. It comes with electric push-button start as standard, with a recoil pull-start as a backup if the battery's flat. The unit ships with a battery included. No need to yank a cord to get it going - just push the button.

It comes with a 5-year warranty from Briggs & Stratton. That's solid coverage for a generator at this price point. Briggs & Stratton have a well-established service network across Australia, so getting it looked after if something goes wrong is straightforward.

Yes, we ship Australia-wide with free freight included in the price. At 92kg it's a heavy unit, so it goes on a pallet with a freight carrier. We'll be in touch with tracking details once it's on its way. If you've got questions about delivery to a remote area or a specific site, just get in touch.