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The WEN 4750-Watt is a dual-fuel portable generator that runs on gasoline or propane and can start by electric push button or recoil. It delivers 4750 starting watts on gasoline and has four outlets, including a 240-volt twist-lock for transfer-switch hookups. The wheel kit and folding handle make its roughly 106 pounds movable, and the CO shutdown sensor cuts the engine when carbon monoxide builds up. It sits in the value tier of portable generators: more features than bare-bones units, but louder and heavier than inverter rivals.
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Lowest price we've seen: $568.00 on Nov 15 at The Home Depot. Tracked across 3 stores since Nov 15.
Owners treat it as a dependable budget generator that starts easily and handles essentials during outages. Many praise the dual-fuel option and the CO sensor. Complaints center on noise and weight, and a few report carburetor or sensor issues over time.
This is a gasoline-powered generator with 4750 watts of output power. It runs on 120-volt and 240-volt power and has an electric start. A shutdown sensor and a dual wheel kit are part of the name.
It has 4 power outlets: 2 x 120 V, 12 V, 120 V and 240 V. It runs at a noise level of 72 dB.
