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DuroMax 4400W 7HP Dual Fuel Propane/Gas Portable Electric Start Generator EXPIRED
$316.40
$749.99
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Amazon has DuroMax 4400W 7HP Dual Fuel Propane/Gas Powered Portable Electric Start Generator (XP4400EH) on sale for $316.41. Shipping is free.
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Product Features:
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Product Features:
- This unit can handle heavy loads, from lights and a refrigerator to a home air conditioner and high amperage power tools.
- Surge Wattage: 4,400
- Running Wattage: 3,500
- Engine Displacement: 210cc
- Amperage: 29.17A / 14.58A
- Voltage: 120V / 240VAC & 12VDC
- Fuel Type: Dual Fuel
- Start Type: Electric / Recoil
- Dimensions (L x W x H): 25" x 24" x 21"
- Product Weight : 122 lbs.
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Product Name: | DuroMax XP4400EH Dual Fuel Portable Generator-4400 Watt Gas or Propane Powered Electric Start-Camping & RV Ready, 50 State Approved, Blue and Black |
Manufacturer: | DuroMax |
Model Number: | XP4400EH |
Product SKU: | B009RBKGZC |
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Why does this have a 240 volt outlet? According to its specifications the running amps @ 240 volts on propane is only 13.9 amps. To start either a well pump or an electric water heater the generator needs to be 22 amp 240 volt rated with 27 amps momentary surge starting.
Why does this have a 240 volt outlet? According to its specifications the running amps @ 240 volts on propane is only 13.9 amps. To start either a well pump or an electric water heater the generator needs to be 22 amp 240 volt rated with 27 amps momentary surge starting.
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I've run this generator primarily on non-ethanal gas and I haven't had any issues but I do run the carb dry after each use.
Depending on your needs keep an eye out for the DuroMax XP4000S or DuroStar DS4000S for a basic but awesome generator that goes on sale for around $220 or the DuroMax XP5500E that's currently sub $350 with 5500/4500 watts (not dual fuel).
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Would something like this be okay for a PA system / mobile DJ setup?
My understanding is that you want to take the system's wattage and 2x it to be safe. The speakers I've got now are Mackie Thump 15a's - they're rated 1300W but operate well below that.
However, I'm mainly concerned about the sensitivity of the components (laptop, controller, mixer, and speakers).
I've seen chatter about "power cleaner" protectors. Or like, how an inverter would be better for sensitive electronics.
Would greatly appreciate some insights (and suggestions!)
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Would something like this be okay for a PA system / mobile DJ setup?
My understanding is that you want to take the system's wattage and 2x it to be safe. The speakers I've got now are Mackie Thump 15a's - they're rated 1300W but operate well below that.
However, I'm mainly concerned about the sensitivity of the components (laptop, controller, mixer, and speakers).
I've seen chatter about "power cleaner" protectors. Or like, how an inverter would be better for sensitive electronics.
Would greatly appreciate some insights (and suggestions!)