Dual Fuel Generators

Dual Fuel Generator

A Dual Fuel Generator runs on Gasoline or LP Propane. Switch from one fuel to other as necessary. Substitute a tank of propane from your gas grill if you’re short on gasoline. LP Propane comes in 20, 30, 40, 60, and 100 pounds tanks. Extend run time to days instead of hours.

Gasoline can go stale in a few months and cause carburetor problems with the addition of a stabilizer. It’s not as convenient to store and produces flammable fumes, even when not in use. A dual fuel portable generator provides the flexibility to choose between two fuels.

Dual Fuel Portable Generator

The Dual Fuel Portable Generator is convenient. Take the generator on a trip and leave the gasoline behind, but pack the LP tank. Most gas stations, big box stores, hardware stores, and even some grocery stores offer propane in pre-filled tanks. Some establishments offer refill service for less money than an exchange. A home with a propane furnace and appliances can add a connection to their gas line for a dual fuel generator.

An efficient and quiet Dual Fuel Inverter Generator makes less noise than other portables while using less fuel. The generator engine speed varies with the electrical load, reducing fuel use, noise, and wear.

Dual Fuel Portable Generator for Home

Generators running on gasoline can run of fuel in hours. Imagine making two or three trips a day to fill up with gasoline during a long outage. Instead, hook up a larger propane tank and run the generator all day or even several days if necessary. Your plumber or HVAC tech can install a fitting that allows the generator to run from the home's main propane tank, allowing days or even weeks of use without refueling. Dual Fuel generators make using a portable for home backup a viable solution, even during long outages. Choose a dual fuel inverter generator and your fuel lasts even longer with