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Our most powerful inverter yet, with Digital Hybrid Quiet Technology

28 March 2022 | Generator Pro

Our most powerful inverter yet, with Digital Hybrid Quiet Technology

The new Digital Hybrid generator combines the robustness of a frame type generator with the quieter, lighter features of an inverter.


The inverter's true sine wave allows you to power sensitive electronics like computers, TV’s etc. This is truly the best of both world's complete with a wireless remote start.

The CPG4000DHY portable petrol inverter is powered by a 224cc Champion OHV engine that produces 3500 running watts and 3600 max watts.

Quieter & 20% Lighter

By integrating digital components used in more advanced inverters − known as Quiet Technology − and utilizing a more efficient mechanical design, Champion were able to cut the generator’s noise level significantly and reduce its overall footprint and weight by 20%.

Wireless Remote Start

It couldn't be easier to start. Champion's new re-designed wireless key fob is simple and easy to use - No more manual tugging on a recoil rope. (Although that starting method is included too).

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