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The Cummins Onan P4500iDF is a dual-fuel inverter generator that runs on gasoline or propane. Gasoline gives 4,500 peak and 3,700 running watts; propane gives 4,050 peak and 3,330 running watts. It starts by remote from up to 100 meters, by push button, or by pull cord, and its double-insulated housing keeps noise as low as 52 dBA. At 105 lb with a telescoping handle and wheels, it sits in the middle of the portable inverter class: quieter and more flexible on fuel than single-fuel rivals, but heavier than small 2,000-watt units. It suits RV owners, campers and tailgaters who want a propane fallback and quiet running.
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Owners of the P4500iDF generally praise its quiet operation, the convenience of remote start and the dual-fuel flexibility. Complaints center on weight and on the lower wattage available when running on propane.
The Cummins Onan P4500iDF is a portable dual-fuel inverter generator that runs on gasoline or propane. It produces 4500 peak watts and 3700 running watts on gasoline. On propane it produces 4050 peak watts and 3330 running watts.
It has a 224 cc OHV four-stroke engine and a double-insulated housing that keeps noise as low as 52 dBA. The 3.4-gallon tank runs up to 12.5 hours on gasoline or up to 15 hours on propane, both at 25% load. An onboard LED display shows remaining run time, power output, fuel level, voltage and lifetime run hours.
The generator starts with the included remote, the onboard push button or the pull-cord backup. A built-in telescoping handle and wheels make it easier to move. Dust covers keep the outlets clean.
