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10,000-Watt DUROMAX Dual Fuel Electric Start Portable Back Up Generator w/ CO Alert Shutdown (XP10000HX) $799.20 + Free Shipping
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Factory Authorized Outlet via eBay [ebay.com] has 10,000-Watt DUROMAX Dual Fuel Electric Start Portable Back Up Generator w/ CO Alert Shutdown (XP10000HX) on sale for $999 - 20% off when you apply promo code FALL20OFF at checkout = $799.20. Shipping is free.
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Factory Authorized Outlet via eBay [ebay.com] has 10,000-Watt DUROMAX Dual Fuel Electric Start Portable Back Up Generator w/ CO Alert Shutdown (XP10000HX) on sale for $999 - 20% off when you apply promo code FALL20OFF at checkout = $799.20. Shipping is free.
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I installed a big ol' marina plug to the side of my house so I can go from the 50A 220V plug straight into my home. It lands on a 220V breaker that has the little safety interlock kit so I can't turn the power from the generator over to the house unless my mains are off (so as to not kill anyone working the lines).
My home uses a modest amount of power (500-800w all the time) but obviously will burst to 2000w when the microwave is on, etc.
This has always handled the whole home. I know it says 10k watts, but that's probably not the running wattage it covers, but rather, the 'burst' wattage. It's good to have a lot of headroom.
I've changed the oil zero times. I've always put gas stabilizer in it before winter. Has always started up. Tubes are starting to show signs of cracking or wear though, even though it has been 98% in the garage through its life. I'd consider a small resin shed to store it outdoors if I find any on sale...
I've since moved to a modest DIY solar setup that took over 4 circuits in the home we use heavily during the day. So, my power outages... we almost don't even pull this out anymore; I suppose I'd pull it out if I had a multi-day event of outage + cloudy for those days as well.
I'd buy it again, despite all my UPS's in the home freaking out over how dirty the power is.
I installed a big ol' marina plug to the side of my house so I can go from the 50A 220V plug straight into my home. It lands on a 220V breaker that has the little safety interlock kit so I can't turn the power from the generator over to the house unless my mains are off (so as to not kill anyone working the lines).
My home uses a modest amount of power (500-800w all the time) but obviously will burst to 2000w when the microwave is on, etc.
This has always handled the whole home. I know it says 10k watts, but that's probably not the running wattage it covers, but rather, the 'burst' wattage. It's good to have a lot of headroom.
I've changed the oil zero times. I've always put gas stabilizer in it before winter. Has always started up. Tubes are starting to show signs of cracking or wear though, even though it has been 98% in the garage through its life. I'd consider a small resin shed to store it outdoors if I find any on sale...
I've since moved to a modest DIY solar setup that took over 4 circuits in the home we use heavily during the day. So, my power outages... we almost don't even pull this out anymore; I suppose I'd pull it out if I had a multi-day event of outage + cloudy for those days as well.
I'd buy it again, despite all my UPS's in the home freaking out over how dirty the power is.
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