5000 Watts Portable Dual Fuel Inverter Generator– Small Gasoline LPG Powered for Home Backup Camping RV Tailgating with CO Protection Eco Mode Recoil/Electric/Remote Start Parallel Capable

- Reliable Power, Flexible Start--Get 5000W peak/3800W rated on gas or 4500W/3500W on propane with this dual fuel inverter generator. Recoil/electric/remote start options fire it up anywhere. Runs 7.5 hours on 1.8 gallons gas tank at 25% load ? perfect as a generator for camping or backup gas generator for home outages. - Clean Power, CO Alert--Power sensitive gear safely: 120V 20A/30A + 12V DC + parallel ports. Inverter generator tech prevents surges. Built-in CO sensor kills the electric generator if risks rise. Overload alerts + breakers protect your tools whether tailgating or home use. - Double Your Power--Hook two portable generators via parallel ports for 7200W peak/6800W output. Powered by a 174cc engine, it’s built heavy-duty for RVs or as generators for home use during blackouts. Expandable when you need serious backup. - Portability First--At 60 lbs with a heavy-duty handle, this power generator lifts easily into truck beds or RV storage. Stash it in your garage or carry it to campsites. Compact size (20.7”x11.8”x20”) makes it the ultimate outdoor generator for storms, job sites, or adventures. - Ready Day One--Includes propane hose, wrenches, funnel + 2-year warranty. Everything to run your generator out-of-box. Be it a gas generator for tailgates or electric generator for emergencies ? you’re covered.

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What should I do if electric start is not available?

What to do if the generator fails to start or has other problems？

Redact Inverter Generator

Regarding the electric start battery: Before using the electric start, you need to remove the panel and connect the battery cables. The battery will drain after a period of use. Don't worry, the battery will automatically recharge after using the recoil starter, which takes about 3 hours!

What should I do if electric start is not available?

Before using the electric starter, connect the battery cables. If it fails, check: 1. Cable connections; 2. For a dead battery (manually start to charge it, ~3 hours); 3. Ensure sufficient oil and gasoline.

What to do if the generator fails to start or has other problems？

Make sure you have read the instructions and follow them. If you still have questions, contact us.