Equip2clean Gorilla Power 12800W Diesel Generator with Key Start - GP12800DE – High-Performance & Heavy-Duty Power

Gorilla Power GP12800D — 12,800W Diesel Generator (ATS-Ready)

Built for serious power. Heavy-duty diesel set delivering 12,800W max / 12,000W running with 35 L fuel tank, recoil / key / electric start and ATS connection for automatic backup. Ideal for industrial loads, site cabins, or whole-home circuits (via transfer switch).

Where This Model Sits in the Gorilla Power Range

From ultra-portable inverters to large dual-fuel & diesel sets — this GP12800D is the top-tier capacity in the range.

• 2.0kW Inverter — GP2000i
• 3.5kW Inverter — GP3500i
• 3.8kW Inverter ES — GP3800iE
• 5.0kW Inverter — GP5000iE
• 5.5kW Dual-Fuel — GP5500DF
• 6.5kW Dual-Fuel — GP6500DF
• 8.0kW Petrol — GP8000
• 8.3kW Dual-Fuel — GP8300DF
• 12.8kW Diesel — GP12800D

Key Features

• 12,800W max / 12,000W running — drives large plant, site cabins & backup circuits.
• Diesel powered — efficient, high-torque output with long engine life.
• Recoil / key / electric start — dependable starts in tough conditions.
• ATS connection ready — auto-start on mains failure (ATS box included).
• 35 L fuel tank — extended runtime for longer shifts.
• Low-oil shut-off — built-in engine protection.

Typical Use Scenarios

• Camping
• Home Essentials
• Tools
• High-Demand

Run multiple heavy loads together — manage start surges and socket amperage limits.

Sockets & Inputs — Front Panel at a Glance

• 2 × 240V 32A (CEE) High-draw appliances / distribution boards.
• 2 × 120V 32A Low-voltage tool circuits (site use).
• Control Unit (ATS-ready) Interface for auto-start & monitoring.

Running vs. Starting Watts — Know the Difference

• Running watts = power to keep equipment operating.
• Starting watts = brief surge to start motors/compressors.

Legend:

• Running watts (blue bar)
• Starting watts (red marker)
• Generator running capacity (dotted line)

GP12800D: 12,800W max / 12,000W running

Technical Specifications

Maximum Watts 12,800W Running Watts 12,000W Fuel Type Diesel Weight 170 kg Fuel Tank 35 L Oil Capacity 3. 2 L Starting System Recoil / Key / Electric Frequency 50 Hz Dimensions 850 × 565 × 620 mm

Instruction Manual (PDF)

Why Choose a Diesel Generator?

• Fuel efficiency — lower consumption per kWh vs petrol.
• Durability — engines built for heavy duty cycles.
• Lower running cost — typically reduced cost per kWh.
• High torque — excels with motor/compressor loads.

Tips for Choosing the Right Generator

• Total your running watts for everything you’ll use together.
• Identify the largest starting surge (motors/AC/compressors) and keep headroom.
• Match outlets & amps — 32A sockets ≈ 7. 4 kW each at 230/240V.
• Plan installation — use ATS/transfer switch and a qualified electrician.

Heavy-duty diesel power with ATS-ready reliability — Order your Gorilla Power GP12800D today.

Appliance Examples

• Fridge-Freezer 012,800W Run ≈ 180–200W | Start ≈ 800–1200W
• Microwave 012,800W Run ≈ 1000–1200W | Start ≈ Same
• Circular Saw (7¼") 012,800W Run ≈ 1200–1800W | Start ≈ 1800–2400W
• Air Compressor (≈3 HP) 012,800W Run ≈ 2200–2600W | Start ≈ 5000–6500W
• Welder (≈200–250A inverter) 012,800W Run ≈ 5.5–6.5kW | Start ≈ 6.5–7.0kW
• Typical values — always check device labels. Respect socket limits (e.g., 32A at 230/240V ≈ 7.4 kW per outlet) and balance loads across outputs.
• Typical values — always check device labels. Respect socket limits (e. g. , 32A at 230/240V ≈ 7. 4 kW per outlet) and balance loads across outputs.

What Size Generator Do I Need?

LED TV + Router + Lights

• Typical Running: 150–250W
• Typical Starting: ≈ Same
• GP12800D?: Many circuits

Fridge-Freezer

• Typical Running: 120–200W
• Typical Starting: 800–1200W
• GP12800D?: Multiple units

Work Lights (LED/Halogen)

• Typical Running: 300–1000W
• Typical Starting: ≈ Same
• GP12800D?: Banks of lights

Microwave

• Typical Running: 800–1200W
• Typical Starting: ≈ Same
• GP12800D? With other loads

Circular Saw (7¼")

• Typical Running: 1200–1800W
• Typical Starting: 1800–2400W
• GP12800D?: Yes

Space Heater / Kettle

• Typical Running: 1500–2000W
• Typical Starting: ≈ Same
• GP12800D?: Several at once

Cement Mixer

• Typical Running: 800–1500W
• Typical Starting: 2000–3000W
• GP12800D?: Yes

Air Compressor (≈3 HP)

• Typical Running: 2200–2600W
• Typical Starting: 5000–6500W
• GP12800D?: Yes (solo start)

Welder (≈200–250A)

• Typical Running: 5.5–6.5kW
• Typical Starting: 6.5–7.0kW
• GP12800D?: Yes

Water Heater (electric)

• Typical Running: 3–4kW
• Typical Starting: ≈ Same
• GP12800D?:  Solo circuit

Site Cabin (lights + heaters)

• Typical Running: 4–8kW
• Typical Starting: Varies
• GP12800D?: Yes (balance)

Small Tower A/C

• Typical Running: 1.5–1.8kW
• Typical Starting: 2.4–3.0kW
• GP12800D?: Multiple units

Guide only — add up running watts for items used together, then ensure the single highest starting surge and per-socket amps stay within limits.

Can I Run More at Once with 12 kW Running?

Yes. Higher capacity means more simultaneous loads. With 12 kW running you can power, for example:

• Home backup: fridge + freezer + broadband + lighting + TV + microwave + kettle (stagger heat loads).
• Site cabin: heaters + lights + sockets + kettle; split across the two 240V 32A outlets.
• Workshop: welder (180–200A) + lights + chargers; start compressor separately.

Use a proper transfer switch/ATS for premises. Consult a qualified electrician for connection and load balancing.