The Pulsar GD400BN is a dual-fuel inverter generator rated at 4,000 peak and 3,200 running watts on gasoline, or 3,700 peak and 3,000 running watts on propane. At 47 pounds it is light for its output, and its inverter design gives a stable sine wave for electronics and RV air conditioners up to 13,500 BTU. It has a 1-gallon tank, a 120V 20-amp outlet and a 120V 30-amp RV outlet, and it can be paralleled with a second unit. Rivals in this class often weigh more or run on gasoline only; the trade-off here is a small tank and short run time.
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Owners rate it highly, with 4.8 out of 5 from 21 ratings. They like the light weight, dual-fuel flexibility and clean power for RV air conditioners.
The Pulsar GD400BN is a compact dual-fuel inverter generator. It produces 4,000 peak watts and 3,200 running watts on gasoline, and weighs 47 pounds. Its smaller footprint makes it easier to transport and store, and it can be used at home, at work, and for recreation.
A 145cc OHV air-cooled recoil-start engine runs on gasoline or propane. Inverter technology delivers a stable sine wave to power most sensitive electronics. The generator is RV ready and can run air conditioners up to 13,500 BTU. Low idle control helps maximize run time.
Two units can be linked through the parallel capability to double the output. Safety features include low oil shutdown, an overload indicator, and circuit breaker protection.
