Can it run a house during an outage?

It can carry essentials like a fridge, furnace blower, lights and a few tools through a transfer switch. It will not run a whole house with central AC and electric heat at once.

Does propane reduce power?

Yes. Propane typically gives lower peak and running watts than gasoline, so check the propane rating before sizing your loads.

Is the power safe for electronics?

Yes. The inverter produces clean, stable power suitable for laptops, TVs and phones, similar to other inverter generators.

How long does it run on a tank?

Run time depends on load. At half load the 3.2-gallon tank lasts many hours; at full load it is much shorter.

What comes in the box?

Usually the generator, a manual, a tool kit and a propane hose or regulator. Check the listing for the exact included accessories.

Is it good for RV use?

Yes for most RVs, since the inverter output is clean and it can run a roof AC or microwave. Confirm the starting watts of your AC.

Where is the 5500W Dual Fuel Inverter Generator cheapest?

At Stone Tile Depot, for $1,017.95, as of our latest check.

Where can I buy the 5500W Dual Fuel Inverter Generator?

5 stores we checked sell it, including trapski.com, Tuesday Morning, Stone Tile Depot, Lowe's, Wayfair.

5500W Dual Fuel Inverter Generator

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5500W Dual Fuel Inverter Generator

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$1,017.95at Stone Tile DepotChecked Nov 9

Compared across 5 stores. Prices are checked against each store and labelled with when.

Visit Stone Tile Depot

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Last seen at $1,017.95 at Stone Tile Depot on Nov 9.
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Our take on the 5500W Dual Fuel Inverter Generator

A portable inverter generator that runs on gasoline or propane and delivers 5.5 kW of output from a 3.2-gallon tank. The inverter design gives clean power for sensitive electronics, and dual fuel lets you switch to propane for longer storage life and steadier output. It suits home backup, job sites and RV or tailgate use. Against open-frame generators it is quieter and cleaner on power, but it is heavier and pricier than a plain 5.5 kW unit, and propane cuts peak output.

Best forHome backup during outagesJob sites and remote workRV and tailgate powerOwners who want gasoline or propane flexibility

Pros

Inverter output is clean enough for laptops, TVs and tools with electronics
Runs on gasoline or propane, so you can keep propane stored long-term
5.5 kW handles a fridge, furnace blower, lights and a few tools
3.2-gallon tank gives long run times at partial load
Quieter than a conventional open-frame generator of similar output

Cons

Heavy and bulky for one person to move
Propane delivers less peak power than gasoline
Needs regular oil changes and fuel care
Electric start and remote options vary by version, so check the panel