LINK!!! [costco.com]
Price instore is $699 if stock available
Features:
Runs on Gasoline, Propane Fuel or Natural Gas, for Flexibility on the Road or During Emergencies
9400 Starting Watts / 7500 Running Watts - Gasoline
8450 Starting Watts / 6750 Running Watts - LPG
6900 Starting Watts / 5500 Running Watts - Natural Gas
plus Costco awesome policy
QA Note: Stock for online ordering will depend on your delivery zip code
Still debating to get this FIRMAN or the WEN Inverter Generator :
https://wenproducts.com/collectio...l-shut-off
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Has this ever gone for cheaper than this? Or available at the warehouse for less?
Has this ever gone for cheaper than this? Or available at the warehouse for less?
It goes on sale in the warehouse once or twice a year for $599. It replaced the dual fuel model they used to have by Firman.
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Runs my well and water heater on the 50a/240v, which was the main reason i bought it.
I've been happy, especially for the price.
The only issue was some occasional flickering with some LED bulbs.
Has this ever gone for cheaper than this? Or available at the warehouse for less?
I don't have experience with this specific one but bought the dual fuel model during our last hurricane. Got slightly above rated time running it on gas and slightly less rated time with propane. Electric start is nice and works as expected.
I paid full price and other than wishing I didn't have to, am happy with the purchase.
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Inverter generators are better for sensitive electronics. You'll want a THD of around 3-5%. Be aware that even fridges, freezers, washers, etc. have computer boards that may work with a standard generator, but their life could be shortened.
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Industries come up with new ways to make you spend more money all the time...inverters are one of them for 95% of uses.
If it's not a pure sine wave output, that could be your problem too.