Camping Generators
Westinghouse WHXC5000 4 Stroke Petrol Generator 4000W
Don't Pay RRP: $1,639.00
Westinghouse WHXC8500E 4 Stroke Petrol Generator 6500W
Don't Pay RRP: $2,399.00
Westinghouse WHXC8500E-AS 4 Stroke Petrol Generator 6750W
Don't Pay RRP: $2,999.00
Westinghouse Digital Inverter Generator iGen2500 2500W
Don't Pay RRP: $1,699.00
Westinghouse Digital Inverter Generator iGen4500As 4500W
Don't Pay RRP: $2,939.00
Westinghouse Generator Cover To Suit Models 3750/Pro & Igen4500S
Don't Pay RRP: $79.00
Westinghouse Generator Cover To Suit Models 5000/7000/8500E/Pro/AS-II
Don't Pay RRP: $99.00
Westinghouse WHXC3750 4 Stroke Petrol Generator 3000W
Don't Pay RRP: $1,189.00
Westinghouse WHXC3750-PRO 4 Stroke Petrol Generator 3000W
Don't Pay RRP: $1,349.00
Westinghouse WHXC7000 4 Stroke Petrol Generator 5500W
Don't Pay RRP: $1,859.00
Westinghouse WHXC8500E-PRO 4 Stroke Petrol Generator 6750W
Don't Pay RRP: $2,599.00
Stay Powered Anywhere with a Portable Generator
A portable generator for camping is a great way to keep power running when you're off the grid. It can run a fridge, lights, and small appliances, so you stay comfortable wherever you go. We offer a range of inverter generators that are quieter, more fuel-efficient, and safer for sensitive electronics. These generators are perfect for camping, caravanning, home backup, and off-grid living.
What is an Inverter Generator?
An inverter generator gives you cleaner and more stable power than a regular generator. It produces electricity in a pure sine wave, so your laptops, TVs, and appliances run safely.
Unlike conventional models, an inverter generator adjusts its engine speed based on how much power you need. This means less fuel use and lower noise. A standard generator runs at full power all the time, even if you’re only charging a phone.
With an inverter generator, you get steady power, better fuel efficiency, and a quieter experience. It’s a smart choice for camping, caravanning, home backup, and off-grid power.
Inverter Generators vs. Standard Generators: What’s the Difference?
Feature | Inverter Generators | Conventional Generators |
---|---|---|
Power Quality | Pure sine wave, stable output | Fluctuating power, may damage electronics |
Fuel Efficiency | Adjusts engine speed to demand | Constant high RPM, wastes fuel |
Noise Levels | Quieter, sound-reducing casing | Louder due to fixed high RPM |
Portability | Lighter, compact design | Bulkier, heavier units |
Suitability | Great for electronics, camping, and home backup | Better for industrial high-load power needs |
What Can I Power with an Inverter Generator?
- Small Electronics (Phones, Laptops, Tablets)
- Recreational Equipment (Camping Fridges, TVs, Coffee Makers)
- Household Appliances (Microwaves, Fans, Electric Kettles)
- Caravan & 4WD Accessories (Air Conditioners, Water Pumps)
- Worksite Tools (Drills, Saws, Small Welders)
Example: A 2000W inverter generator can run a camp fridge, lights, and charge your laptop, while a 4500W model can power a caravan air conditioner, a microwave, and more appliances at once.
What Size Inverter Generator Do I Need?
- 1,000–2,000W – Phones, laptops, LED lights, small camping fridges.
- 2,000–3,000W – Caravan fridge, small air conditioner, coffee machine.
- 3,000–4,500W – Microwave, TV, fridge, small heater.
- 5,000W+ – Home backup, full caravan setups, high-wattage tools.
Tip: Check the starting wattage and power output of appliances, as some (e.g., fridges, air conditioners) require more power when starting up.
How Do I Choose the Right Inverter Generator?
Power Needs
Work out how much power you need before picking a generator. Calculate by adding up the watts of every device you plan to run. Some appliances, like fridges and air conditioners, need extra power to start. Make sure the generator can handle both running and starting wattage.
Portability
A heavy generator is hard to move. If you need one for camping, go for a smaller, lightweight model. Some have wheels and handles, making them easier to carry. Larger units are better for home backup or job sites but are harder to transport.
Fuel Efficiency
Generators burn fuel at different rates. Some models have an eco-mode, which slows the engine when power demand is low. This saves fuel and extends runtime. If you want a generator that lasts through the night, fuel efficiency is key.
Noise Levels
Some campgrounds and caravan parks have noise restrictions. A quiet generator makes all the difference. Look for models under 60dB for camping. Many inverter generators are built with soundproofing to reduce noise.
Brand & Warranty
A good generator should last for years. Westinghouse, Engel, and Hyundai are trusted brands with a reputation for durability. A solid warranty gives extra peace of mind. Always check what’s covered before buying.
Top Picks for Camping Generators
A compact and lightweight option for small power needs. It can run LED lights, charge phones and laptops, and keep a portable camping fridge running. Its quiet operation makes it ideal for outdoor use.
A powerful unit designed to handle larger appliances like caravan fridges, TVs, and small air conditioners. It provides a steady power supply while staying fuel-efficient. A good choice for extended trips.
A reliable generator with enough power for multiple household appliances. It can run a microwave, fridge, fans, air conditioner and more. Great for the bigger setups.
A high-capacity generator with a long runtime. It can handle the power-hungry appliances all at once. Built for those who need strong, steady power.
Why Buy Your Camping Generator from Outback Equipment?
- Australian-Owned & Operated – Based in Brisbane at 1 Murdoch Circuit, Acacia Ridge QLD 4110. Call us on 1300 854 185 for expert advice.
- Fast Delivery – We ship Australia-wide straight to your door.
- Flexible Payment Options – Pay with PayPal, Visa, MasterCard, ZipMoney, Afterpay, or direct deposit.
- Trusted Brands – Stocking Westinghouse, Engel, and Hyundai for reliable power.
- Huge Range of camping gear
- Easy Returns & Exchanges – If something isn't right, we’ll sort it out.