Walmart has Pulsar 10500W Dual Fuel Home Backup Portable Inverter Generator (GD10KBN) for $819. Shipping is free.
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Features:
Versatile Fueling: Operates on either gasoline or propane, providing flexible power options and extended run times up to 10 hours at half load.
Robust Power Output: Delivers up to 10,500 surge watts and 8,000 running watts, suitable for powering appliances, tools, and sensitive electronics.
Clean Inverter Technology: Produces stable power for sensitive electronics, complemented by a digital multimeter display showing voltage, frequency, and maintenance reminders.
Quiet Portable Operation: Features a quiet operation at 68 dB, making it suitable for social settings, RV parks, home backup, or jobsite use.
Comprehensive Safety Features: Includes overload and short circuit protection, keyed start, and rubber outlet covers for enhanced durability and peace of mind.
RV Ready Connectivity: Equipped with a 14-50R outlet, supporting both 120V and 240V output for RVs, campgrounds, and home backup needs.
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Walmart has Pulsar 10500W Dual Fuel Home Backup Portable Inverter Generator (GD10KBN) for $819. Shipping is free.
Thanks to community member vid1900 for finding this deal.
Features:
Versatile Fueling: Operates on either gasoline or propane, providing flexible power options and extended run times up to 10 hours at half load.
Robust Power Output: Delivers up to 10,500 surge watts and 8,000 running watts, suitable for powering appliances, tools, and sensitive electronics.
Clean Inverter Technology: Produces stable power for sensitive electronics, complemented by a digital multimeter display showing voltage, frequency, and maintenance reminders.
Quiet Portable Operation: Features a quiet operation at 68 dB, making it suitable for social settings, RV parks, home backup, or jobsite use.
Comprehensive Safety Features: Includes overload and short circuit protection, keyed start, and rubber outlet covers for enhanced durability and peace of mind.
RV Ready Connectivity: Equipped with a 14-50R outlet, supporting both 120V and 240V output for RVs, campgrounds, and home backup needs.
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FYI: According to Pulsar's website listing for this generator, it is rated at 68 decibels at one-quarter load. Not sure where Walmart got the 50 dB rating. Obviously a huge difference in noise between 50 dB and 68 dB. This is an open frame inverter generator, so 68 dB is probably more accurate than 50 dB. https://www.pulsar-products.com/p...or-gd10kbn
FYI: According to Pulsar's website listing for this generator, it is rated at 68 decibels at one-quarter load. Not sure where Walmart got the 50 dB rating. Obviously a huge difference in noise between 50 dB and 68 dB. This is an open frame inverter generator, so 68 dB is probably more accurate than 50 dB. https://www.pulsar-products.com/p...or-gd10kbn
You know no one at Walmart's web design has ever owned a generator.
50db would be as quiet as a little suitcase Honda or something.
You know no one at Walmart's web design has ever owned a generator. 50db would be as quiet as a little suitcase Honda or something.
The picture has 50dB but the spec has 68dB. Someone got lazy and didn't bother updating the pic, maybe.
The 12000W version is cheaper than this. It's also duel fuel, so wouldn't that be better deal? Honest question since I know nothing about this. Just felt interesting since I feel like I need it whenever there's an outage ... lol
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The 12000W version is cheaper than this. It's also duel fuel, so wouldn't that be better deal? Honest question since I know nothing about this. Just felt interesting since I feel like I need it whenever there's an outage ... lol
The picture has 50dB but the spec has 68dB. Someone got lazy and didn't bother updating the pic, maybe.
The 12000W version is cheaper than this. It's also duel fuel, so wouldn't that be better deal? Honest question since I know nothing about this. Just felt interesting since I feel like I need it whenever there's an outage ... lol
The 12kw version is not an inverter and has a way beefier engine, so it's a little louder.
But it is way easier to service, and again, no CO sensor to fail (a CO Sentry or whatever is NEVER a feature, it's always a penalty).
It's a great deal too; you just have to decide if a little bit more noise, and 100 pounds more weight is worth all the extra power.
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No CO sensor, so that alone puts it above many other generator choices.
It's an inverter, so it will be a little quieter. Big enough to run most medium sized houses.
Dual-Fuel so if you never put gasoline in it, you'll never get a gummed up carburetor. Propane never gets old.
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50db would be as quiet as a little suitcase Honda or something.
The 12000W version is cheaper than this. It's also duel fuel, so wouldn't that be better deal? Honest question since I know nothing about this. Just felt interesting since I feel like I need it whenever there's an outage ... lol
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The 12000W version is cheaper than this. It's also duel fuel, so wouldn't that be better deal? Honest question since I know nothing about this. Just felt interesting since I feel like I need it whenever there's an outage ... lol
But it is way easier to service, and again, no CO sensor to fail (a CO Sentry or whatever is NEVER a feature, it's always a penalty).
It's a great deal too; you just have to decide if a little bit more noise, and 100 pounds more weight is worth all the extra power.
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