Sam's Club has for
Members: Westinghouse iGen2500 2,200/2,500-Watt Gas Powered Inverter Generator w/ LED Display & Parallel Capability for
$399.
Shipping is free.
Thanks to community member Thriftygirl88 for finding this deal.
Features:
- LED data center- output, fuel level, run time
- Super quiet (52 dBA operating volume) and also parallel capable
- Low oil shutdown and overload protection
- Enhanced fuel efficiency
- 30% to 50% more fuel-efficient than a traditional generator
- 1.0 Gal. fuel tank runs for up to 10 hours
- 3 Year Residential/1 Year Commercial Warranty
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The only other minor complaints: no easy access carb drain/fuel shutoff. Make sure to run non ethanol gas for long term reliability. Lack of 12v output for 12v accessories/battery charging.
Like a previous poster said, it's rated for 2200w continuous, which is the most I've seen for generators this size. I can run a portable AC and the fridge for 2 gallons of gas a day, perfect for emergencies. I've got an interlock kit and a generator inlet plug for it to power most of the circuits in the house for hurricane season.
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The only other minor complaints: no easy access carb drain/fuel shutoff. Make sure to run non ethanol gas for long term reliability. Lack of 12v output for 12v accessories/battery charging.
Like a previous poster said, it's rated for 2200w continuous, which is the most I've seen for generators this size. I can run a portable AC and the fridge for 2 gallons of gas a day, perfect for emergencies. I've got an interlock kit and a generator inlet plug for it to power most of the circuits in the house for hurricane season.
**Specifications**
-Perfect for home backup power or recreational activities.
-Features an LED data center- output, fuel level, run time.
-Super quiet (52 dBA operating volume) and also parallel capable.
-Enhanced fuel efficiency.
-30% to 50% more fuel-efficient than a traditional generator
1.0 Gal. fuel tank runs for up to 10 hours.
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The only other minor complaints: no easy access carb drain/fuel shutoff. Make sure to run non ethanol gas for long term reliability. Lack of 12v output for 12v accessories/battery charging.
Like a previous poster said, it's rated for 2200w continuous, which is the most I've seen for generators this size. I can run a portable AC and the fridge for 2 gallons of gas a day, perfect for emergencies. I've got an interlock kit and a generator inlet plug for it to power most of the circuits in the house for hurricane season.
If you have a serious issue with power loss, but a permanent natural gas or propane unit from Generac or Briggs & Stratton. They are around $1500 for the entire kit on the low end and easily into the $15k range if you get a GE system like my parents have. The automatic power transfer system is EASY to wire by anyone with a basic understanding of electrical handiwork. It takes around 15-20 seconds to go online. Obviously anything critical should be on a UPS to avoid the brief outage time.
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The 2200w continuous is great.
I'm pretty sure it will run our 700watt microwave, too. Just haven't tried.
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