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The Pulsar PG7600BiSRCO is a dual-fuel inverter generator that runs on gasoline or propane. It delivers 7,600 peak watts and 6,300 running watts on gasoline, and 6,900 peak / 5,700 running watts on propane. Inverter technology provides clean power for sensitive electronics, and CO Sentry shuts the unit down if carbon monoxide builds up. It is a strong choice for home backup, RV trips, and job sites, competing with other dual-fuel inverter models on features like remote start and parallel capability.
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The Pulsar PG7600BiSRCO is a dual fuel inverter generator that runs on gasoline or propane. Its inverter technology produces a stable sine wave, so it can power sensitive electronics such as laptops, medical devices, smartphones and TVs. It is used for emergency backup, RV travel, mobile worksites and outdoor events.
A 298cc OHV engine delivers 7,600 peak watts and 6,300 running watts on gasoline. On propane it delivers 6,900 peak watts and 5,700 running watts. The 3.96-gallon fuel tank gives up to 7 hours of runtime at half load, and the generator operates at 62 decibels.
It starts with an electric push button, a remote key fob or a manual recoil. An LCD shows voltage, frequency and runtime. The compact frame has a telescoping handle and a built-in wheel kit for moving and storing it. Two generators can be linked in parallel with a separate parallel kit to double the power output.
