GENMAX GM8000iETC 8000W Tri-Fuel Inverter Generator
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The Genmax GM8000iETC is a tri-fuel inverter generator that runs on gasoline, propane or natural gas, with a fuel selector to switch between them. Gasoline output is 8000 surge and 6000 running watts; propane and natural gas step down from there. It starts by push button, remote fob, Bluetooth app or recoil, and its 2-wire auto start/stop lets it pair with a transfer switch for unattended backup. The inverter delivers pure sine wave power at 3% or less THD, so it can run electronics and medical devices, and a CO sensor shuts it down if carbon monoxide builds up. It suits homeowners who want one machine for outages and job sites, though tri-fuel flexibility and inverter power put it above simpler dual-fuel portables in features and complexity.
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The Genmax GM8000iETC is a tri-fuel inverter generator that runs on gasoline, propane or natural gas. A dedicated fuel selector switches between them. It supplies 120/240V US standard voltage and is meant for home backup, camping and job sites.
Its inverter system produces pure sine wave power at 3% THD or less, for powering smartphones, laptops, medical equipment and household appliances. A built-in CO safety sensor shuts the generator down automatically when carbon monoxide reaches dangerous levels. The digital display shows runtime, fuel level, load rate, amps, overload and low oil status.
It starts by push-button, remote fob, Bluetooth app or recoil. A 2-Wire Auto Start/Stop function connects to an ATS for unattended operation during power outages. The generator has a 50A heavy-duty outlet and is EPA and CARB certified for use in all 50 US states.
