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The Pulsar PG5000BiSRCO is a dual-fuel inverter generator that runs on gasoline or propane. It delivers 5,000 peak watts and 4,000 running watts on gas, or 4,500 peak and 3,600 running on propane. Inverter output keeps power clean enough for phones, laptops and TVs, and it can start a 13,500 BTU RV air conditioner. It starts by remote, electric push-button or recoil, and CO Sentry shuts the engine down when carbon monoxide builds up. Against open-frame rivals it is quieter and cleaner, but it is heavier and pricier than a plain 4,000-watt inverter, and propane cuts output by roughly 10 percent.
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Owners of Pulsar dual-fuel inverters generally praise the clean power, the remote start and the option to run on propane. Common complaints center on weight, fuel burn at higher loads and the propane output penalty.
This 5,000-watt inverter generator runs on either gasoline or propane. Its inverter technology delivers stable power for sensitive electronics such as smartphones, laptops and televisions. It is powered by a 191cc 4-stroke engine and can run a 13,500 BTU air conditioner.
It has a 30A RV outlet, two 120V household outlets and two USB outlets. You can start it with the remote, the electric start or the recoil start. Economy mode reduces fuel consumption.
A telescoping handle and wheel kit make it easier to move. Two generators can be linked in parallel to increase power output. Overload protection and CO Sentry carbon monoxide detection are built in.
