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The Champion 201319 is a portable inverter generator that runs on gasoline or propane and starts with an electric push button and an EZ Start dial. It delivers 4,500 starting watts and 3,500 running watts on gasoline, or 3,150 running watts on propane, and runs up to 14 hours on gasoline or up to 21 hours on propane. It is quiet at 61 dBA, has CO Shield carbon monoxide shutoff, and is RV-ready with a TT-30 outlet. It suits campers, tailgaters and RV owners who want dual-fuel flexibility and clean inverter power without a large, heavy unit. Against open-frame generators it is quieter and safer for electronics; against smaller inverter rivals it offers more power and dual fuel, but it is heavier and louder than the smallest suitcase units.
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Owners generally praise the Champion 201319 for easy starting, quiet running and the dual-fuel option. Some note it is heavy to move and that propane reduces available watts.
This 4500-watt portable inverter generator runs on gasoline or propane, and the EZ Start Dial switches between fuels. It produces 4500 starting watts. Running output is 3500 watts on gasoline and 3150 watts on propane. The 212cc Champion engine runs for up to 14 hours on a full 2.3-gallon gasoline tank at 25% load. On a 20-pound propane tank it runs for up to 21 hours at 25% load.
It operates at 61 dBA from 23 feet, about as loud as normal speech. It produces clean power with less than 3% THD, which suits sensitive electronics. CO Shield monitors carbon monoxide and automatically shuts off the engine if it detects unsafe levels. A low oil shut-off sensor is also included. CO Shield does not replace an indoor carbon monoxide alarm or safe operation. Generators must always be used outdoors, far from occupied buildings, with exhaust pointed away from people and buildings.
The Intelligauge power meter shows voltage, frequency and operating hours, and a fuel gauge is easy to read. A no-tool access panel and an oil drain tube make maintenance easier. Never-flat tires and a fold-down handle help with transport. An optional parallel kit, sold separately, connects up to two inverters to increase output. The kit includes a standard 50-amp RV outlet.
