A curated selection of generators from NIK specialists — designed to keep your lights on, your fridge running, and essential appliances working during power outages.

A generator is an investment in comfort and peace of mind. Portable models are easy to set up and come in a range of power outputs and price points. Whole-house standby generators, on the other hand, act like a personal power plant — automatically kicking in when the power goes out.

Before you buy, consider:

• Which appliances do you want to power (lights, fridge, AC, heating)?
• What is the total power consumption of your devices?
• How long will you need backup power (and how much fuel does the generator consume)?
• What fuel type do you prefer (gasoline, propane, natural gas, or diesel)?

Also read: How to choose a generator for your home, business, or industrial use

NIK IG 2200i Inverter Gasoline Generator

An ideal solution for a summer home, camping, or temporary backup for your household essentials. It runs quietly, efficiently, and doesn't take up much space.

Specifications:

• Rated Power: 2,000 W | Max Power: 2,500 W
• Type: Portable inverter generator with manual start
• Noise Level: 63 dB

Pros:

• Inverter technology — safe for sensitive electronics like laptops, gadgets, Wi-Fi routers
• Compact and lightweight (only 18 kg) — easy to carry
• 12V output for battery charging
• Built-in protection: auto shut-off for low oil and overload
• Fuel-efficient — ~1.1 L/h at full load

Cons:

• Limited power — not suitable for high-consumption devices (e.g. electric stove, water heater)
• No wheels for easier transport
• Manual start requires physical effort

What is an inverter gasoline generator? It runs on gasoline but includes an inverter that converts raw electricity into a clean, stable sine wave — making it safe for electronics like laptops, chargers, routers, and even medical devices.

NIK IG 4300i Inverter Gasoline Generator

A well-balanced option for small homes, offices, or workshops. It runs quietly and steadily — suitable for both regular and occasional use.

Specifications:

• Rated Power: 3,800 W | Max Power: 4,300 W
• Type: Inverter gasoline generator with manual start
• Noise Level: up to 65 dB

Pros:

• Stable 220V output — protects sensitive electronics
• Equipped with a reliable 4-stroke air-cooled engine
• Electric start + inverter technology
• Auto shut-off for low oil
• Overload protection

Cons:

• No wheels included
• Manual start may be inconvenient for some users
• Not designed for large homes or heavy-duty equipment

NIK PG 5500 Gasoline Generator

A dependable generator for backup power at home, in your cottage, or for small businesses.

Specifications:

• Rated Power: 5,000 W | Max Power: 5,500 W
• Type: Gasoline generator with electric start
• Noise Level: 97 dB

Pros:

• 4-stroke engine with OHV (overhead valve) technology
• Built-in AVR system for voltage stability
• 25 L fuel tank — up to 12 hours of runtime
• Overload and low-oil protection
• Mobile design with wheels and handles

Cons:

• High noise level
• No protective enclosure
• No built-in hour meter

NIK DG 7500 Diesel Generator

A reliable choice for steady power at home or for commercial applications.

Specifications:

• Rated Power: 6,000 W | Max Power: 6,500 W
• Type: Diesel generator with electric start
• Noise Level: 54 dB

Pros:

• Operates in single-phase and three-phase modes (220/380V)
• AVR system for consistent voltage output
• 15 L fuel tank — up to 12 hours of runtime
• Protective soundproof enclosure for reduced noise and weather resistance
• Compatible with ATS (Automatic Transfer Switch)

Cons:

• Heavy (170+ kg) — stationary installation only
• No remote start

GENERAC G0072320 Gas Generator

Generac is a premium solution for full home backup power. Ideal for homes where power security is critical. It automatically turns on and runs smoothly, even during extended outages.

Specifications:

• Power Output: 8 kW
• Type: Natural gas/propane generator with automatic start
• Noise Level: 60 dB

Pros:

• Runs on natural gas or propane
• Features a Generac G-Force engine with air cooling
• Weatherproof, sound-insulated enclosure
• Built-in ATS for automatic power switching
• Remote monitoring via Wi-Fi

Cons:

• High price point
• Requires professional installation and utility approval

No matter which generator you choose, routine maintenance is key: change the oil, check filters, and run the unit at least once a month to ensure it's ready when you need it.

At NIK, you can order a scheduled maintenance service for any generator purchased from us. Our specialists will build a custom inspection schedule and prioritize your service requests to keep your generator running smoothly.

Still unsure which model fits your needs? Get in touch with NIK's team — we'll help you choose the right generator and handle the setup.