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The All Power America APGG6000 is a gasoline-powered portable generator rated at 6,000 watts continuous with a 120/240V twist-lock outlet for transfer-switch hookups. It runs about 11 hours at half load on a 6.6-gallon tank and includes a wheel kit, low-oil shutdown, AC overload protection and an automatic voltage regulator. It is a large, heavy unit at 180 lbs, so it suits homeowners who want backup power for a furnace, well pump or fridge and can store it in a garage. Against inverter generators it is louder and heavier, but it delivers more surge capacity for the same class of engine.
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Lowest price we've seen: $583.87 on Nov 11 at Arbor. Tracked across 2 stores since Nov 11.
Ratings are limited but strong, with buyers treating it as a dependable budget generator for home backup. Owners highlight the electric start, runtime and 240V outlet; the main complaints are weight and noise.
The All Power America APGG6000 is a gasoline-powered portable generator with a continuous output of 6000 watts and a rating of 7.5 KVA. It supplies 120V/240V power through 4 outlets and has an automatic voltage regulator.
It starts with either a recoil pull or an electric start. The 6.6-gallon fuel tank has a fuel gauge, and the generator runs up to 11 hours at half load. Low oil shutdown, AC overload protection and circuit breakers protect the unit during use.
The generator weighs 180 lbs and comes with a wheel kit for moving it. Its noise level is 76 dB, measured at 23 ft.