Size loads against the continuous rating
Use the 1.8 kW gasoline rating to plan sustained loads. The 2.3 kW maximum figure serves a different purpose and does not establish how a particular motor will start. List each load and its starting demand before selecting a generator and electrical variant.
SC2300i-labelled unit in SENCI's SC2300i-O gallery; related series reference with market-specific outlets.
Select the required fuel and connection options
SENCI lists dual-fuel and parallel operation as options. Its table gives lower output figures for LPG than gasoline, so those modes are not interchangeable in load planning. Confirm the supplied fuel system, parallel accessories and socket arrangement; the photographed SC2300i units are series references.
SC2300i control-panel view from the SC2300i-O page; confirm ordered voltage and socket configuration.
Plan transport and the operating location
The listed tank capacity, net mass and recoil start describe a compact portable package. Provide a suitable outdoor operating position and access for inspection and refuelling. Check the supplied manual and the selected market version rather than assuming that the gallery's sockets match the destination supply.
Related SC2300i recoil-side view in the manufacturer's gallery; the visible label does not include -O.
Planning your configuration
- Specify continuous load, motor starting demand, voltage, frequency and required outlets.
- Order dual-fuel or parallel capability explicitly; confirm the applicable fuel-mode rating and accessories.
- Verify the exact SC2300i-O identity and supplied market configuration; gallery labels omit the suffix.
Manufacturer sources
Product information and images are based on the following manufacturer references, reviewed on 2026-10-20T02:32:40.051146+00:00.
