Generac Portable Generators

Generac 5622 GP Series GP5000 6,250 Watt 389cc OHV Portable Gas Powered Generator

Priced at about $650, this Generac 5,000-Watt Generator is an ideal portable generator to have at home, on the job site, or wherever you need power. It's fitted with never-flat wheels and locking fold-down handles, so it can easily accompany you wherever you go. The 6.6-gallon steel tank ensures a full 10 hours of operation at a 50-percent load. It runs relatively quietly for the engine size and has a solid build feel to it without being unnecessarily heavy or bulky Generac GP5000 has an A/C voltage of 120/240 and a frequency of 60 hertz. So for unexpected blackouts, this is enough wattage to run home appliances such as security systems, computers, and electric range tops.

Generac 4582-2 Ultra Source 15,000 Watt Portable Generator

This 15,000-watt portable generator is one of the most powerful portable generator on the market. Known for its reliability, long life, this generator provides enough power to start a 4-ton air conditioning unit. Comes with 9 outlet and will easily run entire house (A/C, W/H, stove, micro, freezer, etc..). Performance is great, has an economy feature that idles the engine back when the load lessens. Solid performance, easy to assemble, generally a good machine, but heavy and loud.

Generac 5606 XP Series XP8000E 12,000 Watt 410cc OHV Portable Gas Powered Generator With Electric Start

Operation: Quite simple to operate. Easy to fill. If you accidentally spill a little fuel it doesn't end up over the control panel or the muffler. Has an hour meter which is very handy. options for Comes with 25-foot extension cord for the 30 Amp circuit.

PORTABILITY: Heavy but easy to roll and maneuver. One person can easily lift one side to maneuver over a curb.

Easy to assemble. All you have to do is add the wheels, add oil, add fuel. The fold-down handles are VERY solid and just a really nice feature.

NOISE:You are not going to have long conversations around it but it's supposed to be.

FUEL EFFICIENCY: Customers are known to run a 1,500 watt heater, a TV/satellite receiver, two notebook computers, a wireless Ethernet router, a satellite modem, a 300 watt light, a 150 watt light, a 250 watt infrared lamp, a livestock heated water bucket and a heated water dish and heated blanket for the barn cat and large GE fridge all together without any issues.