Wolf 1200

Price: £149.99 Output: 1,200W (max), 1,000W (continuous)

By:Auto Express team

24 Apr 2007

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Introduction
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Wolf 2300
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Wolf 950
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SIP Medusa T1000
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SDMO Booster 1000
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Stephill SHX1000
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SIP Medusa T950
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Wolf 2800
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Wolf 1200 rating

2.0

Definitely the least impressive of the Wolf generators here. Although powered by a four-stroke engine, it sounded less refined than the two-stroke 950. It also seemed slow to react to changes in electrical demand. When loaded to 1,000 watts, the voltage dipped to 210V and refused to rise to the desired 230V. At least the unit’s engine started easily enough.

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Introduction
From providing workshop electricity to going on camping trips, portable generators are a useful buy. We test the best.
Wolf 2300
Price: £229.99 Output: 2,300W (max), 2,000W (continuous)
Wolf 950
Price: £69.99 Output: 720W (max), 650W (continuous)
SIP Medusa T1000
Price: £163.98 Output: 1,000W (max), 900W (continuous)
SDMO Booster 1000
Price: £454.98 Output: 1,000W (max), 900W (continuous)
Stephill SHX1000
Price: £454.98 Output: 1,000W (max), 900W (continuous)
SIP Medusa T950
Price: £72.48 Output: 950W (max), 750W (continuous)
Wolf 2800
Price: £329.99 Output: 2,600W (max), 2,200W (continuous)
Wolf 1200
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Price: £149.99 Output: 1,200W (max), 1,000W (continuous)

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Wolf 1200

Price: £149.99 Output: 1,200W (max), 1,000W (continuous)

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