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The DuroMax XP5500EH is a dual-fuel portable generator: a 224cc OHV engine delivers 5,500 starting watts and 4,500 running watts on gasoline, and it also runs on propane. It has electric start, a low-oil shutoff, MX2 switching between 120V and 240V output, and 8-inch solid-fill knobby tires with flip-up handles for moving it around a yard or job site. At about 124 pounds it is a two-person lift, and it is louder and heavier than inverter generators of similar output. It suits homeowners who want backup power for a fridge, lights and a window AC, and who value fuel flexibility over quiet, clean inverter power.
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Owners of DuroMax dual-fuel portables generally report reliable starting and enough power for fridges, freezers and power tools during outages. Common complaints are weight, noise and fuel consumption under heavy loads.
This portable dual fuel generator runs on gasoline or propane. It is rated at 5,500 starting watts and 4,500 running watts, enough for lights, a refrigerator, a home air conditioner and high-amperage power tools. It has electric start and a low oil shutoff.
A 224cc OHV engine powers it. MX2 technology lets you run the generator at 120V and 240V at the same time, or at 120V only with full power from the receptacles.
The power panel has two 120V household GFCI outlets and one 120/240V 30A twist lock outlet. It also has a voltmeter and 12V DC charging posts for charging external batteries. The generator rolls on 8" pneumatic knobby tires and has flip-up stow-away handles.
