Pulsar Products GX400BN, 4000W Portable Ultra-Quiet Dual Fuel & Parallel Capability, RV-Ready, Handle & Wheels, with CO
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Style: 4000 Watts + Dual Fuel + Wheel Kit + RV Ready + CO Shutdown
Features
- 4000 peak watts / 3200 running watts on gas
- 3600 peak watts / 2800 running watts on propane
- High speed 5.5HP 149cc engine, good for emergency home backup power
- Ultra-Quiet, making around 62db at half-load.
- trolley design
Description
Pulsar Products GX400BN, 4000W Portable super-quiet Dual Fuel & Parallel Capability, CO function Inverter Generator, ultra-lightweight and RV Ready, 4000-Watt Gray
Brand: Pulsar
Wattage: 3200 watts
Fuel Type: Gasoline, Liquefied Petroleum Gas
Power Source: Fuel Powered
Recommended Uses For Product: Camping, Residential
Item Weight: 55 Pounds
Voltage: 120 Volts
Output Wattage: 4000
Special Feature: CO Sensor, Dual Fuel, Low Oil Shutdown, Overload Protection, Short Circuit Protection
Included Components: Inverter Generator
Wattage: 3200 watts
Fuel Type: Gasoline, Liquefied Petroleum Gas
Power Source: Fuel Powered
Recommended Uses For Product: Camping, Residential
Voltage: 120 Volts
Output Wattage: 4000
Additional Features: CO Sensor, Dual Fuel, Low Oil Shutdown, Overload Protection, Short Circuit Protection
Engine Type: 4 Stroke
Ignition System Type: Compression
Tank Volume: 1.18 Gallons
Engine Displacement: 149 Cubic Centimeters
Total Power Outlets: 4
Engine Power Maximum: 5 Horsepower
Starting Wattage: 4000 Watts
Running Wattage: 3200 Watts
Frequency: 60 Hz
Runtime: 6 hours
Brand Name: Pulsar
Included Components: Inverter Generator
Model Name: 4000w Dual Fuel Inverter Generator with Handle & CO Sensor
Model Number: GX400BN
UPC: 814726028176
Manufacturer: PULSAR PRODUCT
Manufacturer Part Number: GX400BN
Item Type Name: Portable Inverter Generator
Warranty Description: 3 year manufacturer
Item Weight: 55 Pounds
Item Dimensions L x W x H: 20"L x 12.2"W x 18.9"H
Color: GRAY
Material Type: Plastic
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This generator is great propane/gas. I'm using it for propane only to keep it smelling clean and storing indoors. Set up was simple take out of box, add oil plug in the propane cable turn on and set to choke and pull cable. Easily started within 5 pulls. I heard it starts easier on run with propane instead of choke. This generator is light about 50 pounds and has wheels to make it extremely portable. It's not loud either I ran it in my back yard and can barely hear it from the front yard. Ready the next time my power goes out!
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I got this in January 2024, which is when this was still a new unit on the market. When I got it, it was definitely a little flawed and rough around the edges. Correctable things. Once corrected, this has turned out to be a pretty descent generator. I wish they could get this to be CARB compliant again as it cannot be purchased in my region now. Here is the list of things that were wrong with this early batch: 1. Rattling wheels. Can take apart and shim to make the rattle go away. 2. Valve lash clearances way wrong. Had to manually adjust straight out of the box. My understanding from more recent reviews is they fixed this problem. A problem with an early unit. 3. Spark plug. The spark plug in this unit was complete garbage. Totally could not handle propane, in general the crappy material the spark plug was made of quickly corroded in real world use as in an hour or two the material was shot, and the generator with both the valve lash clearance issue and the spark plug issue would idle so rough that the generator would surge and sputter until it got out of whack enough to stall. Changing the spark plug and adjusting the valve lash clearances fixed this. Also re-gapped for propane optimized operation. A descent spark plug works just fine, so why not just start with a good one instead of some cheap Chinese knock-off plug? 4. Even after making these adjustments, the generator still idles a bit rough on propane. Under any load and it sounds fine. All of the digging into this I did came up with in order to get to CARB compliance, they had to lean it out. So, probably why this generator is no longer CARB compliant. But really, it runs and from what I hear many generators idle a little rough when CARB compliant due to running on the lean side. It sounds like the engine on the older model handles running lean a little better than this engine, so this is a regression between the models in this line. This is really a small thing after correcting out the other issues that exacerbated it. 5. Clean electric output. This is an inverter generator with floating a floating (unbonded) neutral. This is not specific to this generator, but instead how all of them are setup and even stand-alone inverters. You need a ground-neutral bond. You can get a cheap plug to bond it. I went as far as making a TT-30 adapter cable to bond it that I then plug my long TT-30 extension cable into. When you look at the electrical output, night and day how much cleaner the output is with this bond. These inverters just need a capacitative reference voltage to stabilize the output and the generator chassis helps a lot with this. It is also a lot safer and more in NEC compliance to have a ground-neutral bond. If you are powering an RV, you probably also want an Earth ground and for backup power to your house, you want to tie into house ground. Even cleaner inverter output, better than the grid with this grounding with a ground-neutral bond in place. Just don't use a suicide plug with hot and neutral as you may harm an electrical worker trying to restore your power. Instead, only hook up generator ground to house ground. If you want to be a little 'lazy' about it, I built a simple adapter cable that has an extra ground wire split off with a lighted plug on the end that only has ground hooked up so I can hook generator ground to house ground by simply plugging into the extension cord running into my house from the generator and then plugging into a wall outlet to only hook up ground. The plug going into the house outlet will light up when utility power is back. With this setup, I have plugged my computer UPS into the generator and the UPS sits fine and happy and the computer happily accepts this power. I did a test with some old analogue security camera's floating around and without the ground-neutral bond, they had trouble even turning on and when I did get one to turn on, full of strong harmonic distortion. Just doing the ground neutral bond helped out a lot and adding the house ground, the video was cleaner on generator power than grid power. So yeah, with electronics, you need these things. The equipment is inherently good, just needs to be hooked up right. With issues corrected, both me fixing up my generator and reports I have of newer batches having key issues fixed, I added a star back. For the price this is a good generator. It would be nice if they could work out something to get this generator CARB compliant again. And there are things about this generator that are nicer than the previous 4000W model: 1. 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I absolutely love this geni. I live and travel in my van so this is one of my main sources for power. It works great and is not loud at all. Would highly recommend.
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Light weight and quiet; those are the only two things that are good as far as this generator goes. Though it’s rated at 4000W peak when running on gas , it struggles to run a single rv ac unit and goes into overload protection. With only 13 hrs of run time on it I’ve had multiple missing screws and today the pull string jammed and then start free spinning. It will be worth saving your money and buy a Honda or some thing other than this.
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