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GENERAC GP7500E DUAL FUEL PORTABLE GENERATOR
Generac GP7500E Dual Fuel Portable Generator Details and Features
Ideal for use at outdoor events, the next DIY project or emergency backup power in the case of an outage, the Generac GP7500E Dual Fuel provides power and versatility when and where you need it. Featuring Dual Fuel functionality, the GP7500E DF is capable of running on either gasoline or an LP gas fuel source with the simple turn of a dial. The GP7500E Dual Fuel features a steel frame and a compact design with integrated wheels and handle that makes transportation easy. With 9400 starting watts and 7500 running watts (Gas), this generator is powerful and versatile enough to power tools for your next DIY project and to provide emergency backup power in the case of an outage. The GP7500E Dual Fuel is equipped with features that make using the generator easy and approachable. The simple to use Dual Fuel Dial offers the choice of operating with gasoline or LP gas. Onboard COsense® technology provides powerful protection from hazardous carbon monoxide. The 420cc Generac® OHV engine provides consistent power for multiple applications while an 7.9 gallon fuel tank delivers up to a 10 hour runtime at 50% load (Gas).
Dual Fuel – Runs on gasoline or liquid propane fuel.
Featuring COsense® Technology: STOPS. ALERTS. SAVES. Powerful protection against hazardous carbon monoxide.
Electric Start – provides reliable, hassle free startups (battery included).
PowerRush® Advanced Technology – delivers over 30% more starting capacity allowing
you to do more with less.*
Generac 420cc EFI Engine – With splash lubrication - provides a long engine life.
Low-Oil Pressure Shutdown – Automatically safeguards engine from damage
Large Capacity Steel Fuel Tank – with incorporated fuel gauge provides durability and up to an 10 hour run-time at 50% load on gasoline and 5 hour run-time at 50% load on LP using a 20lb tank.
Generac GP7500E Dual Fuel Portable Generator Specifications
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Generac GP7500E Dual Fuel Portable Generator Details and Features
Ideal for use at outdoor events, the next DIY project or emergency backup power in the case of an outage, the Generac GP7500E Dual Fuel provides power and versatility when and where you need it. Featuring Dual Fuel functionality, the GP7500E DF is capable of running on either gasoline or an LP gas fuel source with the simple turn of a dial. The GP7500E Dual Fuel features a steel frame and a compact design with integrated wheels and handle that makes transportation easy. With 9400 starting watts and 7500 running watts (Gas), this generator is powerful and versatile enough to power tools for your next DIY project and to provide emergency backup power in the case of an outage. The GP7500E Dual Fuel is equipped with features that make using the generator easy and approachable. The simple to use Dual Fuel Dial offers the choice of operating with gasoline or LP gas. Onboard COsense® technology provides powerful protection from hazardous carbon monoxide. The 420cc Generac® OHV engine provides consistent power for multiple applications while an 7.9 gallon fuel tank delivers up to a 10 hour runtime at 50% load (Gas).
Dual Fuel – Runs on gasoline or liquid propane fuel.
Featuring COsense® Technology: STOPS. ALERTS. SAVES. Powerful protection against hazardous carbon monoxide.
Electric Start – provides reliable, hassle free startups (battery included).
PowerRush® Advanced Technology – delivers over 30% more starting capacity allowing
you to do more with less.*
Generac 420cc EFI Engine – With splash lubrication - provides a long engine life.
Low-Oil Pressure Shutdown – Automatically safeguards engine from damage
Large Capacity Steel Fuel Tank – with incorporated fuel gauge provides durability and up to an 10 hour run-time at 50% load on gasoline and 5 hour run-time at 50% load on LP using a 20lb tank.
Generac GP7500E Dual Fuel Portable Generator Specifications
Click to view Operating Manual
Click for How Much Power Do I Need
