WEN DF623X 6250-Watt 120-Volt/240-Volt Dual Fuel Electric Start Portable Generator with Wheel Kit and CO Shutdown Sensor, Black

Remember when you could run your generator off either gas or propane? Whether we're providing your home electricity during a crisis or charging your family's cellphones at the campgrounds, WEN has been reliably lighting up lives since 1951. Now, with the WEN 6250-Watt Dual Fuel Electric Start Generator, you’ll be able to create power from two different sources. Simply select your preferred method, either gasoline or LPG, and power on the generator using the electric start. Propane provides the generator with 5625 surge and 4500 running watts while gasoline produces up to 6250 surge and 5000 running watts. Our packed panel features two standard 120V 5-20R outlets, a transfer-switch ready NEMA 120V/240V L14-30R twist lock, an RV-ready NEMA 30A 120V TT-30R outlet, a 12V DC cigarette-lighter-style plug, and a voltage selector to switch between 120V and 240V depending on the task at hand. Run your lights, TV, refrigerator, sump pump, power tools, or other essentials with ease. The WEN Watchdog CO Shutdown Sensor helps protect both you and your family by automatically turning off the generator if dangerous levels of carbon monoxide are detected. The wheel and handle kit makes transportation easier than ever while the included LPG hose allows for immediate connection to propane tanks. With its 240 volts of power and 272cc engine, this EPAIII compliant generator is the perfect companion for emergency back-up. Simply plug your transfer switch into the NEMA 30A twist lock for electricity in times of need. Fill the gas tank with up to 2.9 gallons of gasoline for a 6-hour half-load runtime. It’s durable enough for the job site and compact enough for easy storage. And because it’s a WEN product, your generator comes backed by a nationwide network of skilled service technicians, a friendly customer support phone line, and a two-year warranty. Remember when you didn’t have to worry about the power going out? Remember WEN.