Home / Champion Power Equipment 100891 9375/7500-Watt Dual Fuel Portable Generator, Electric Start

Champion Power Equipment 100891 9375/7500-Watt Dual Fuel Portable Generator, Electric Start

Name: Champion Power Equipment 100891 9375/7500-Watt Dual Fuel Portable Generator, Electric Start
Price: 129.65 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 5 (1 reviews)

(5.0)

Quantity

ADD TO CART

BUY IT NOW

Detail

About this item

Brand

Champion Power Equipment

Wattage

7500 watts

Fuel Type

Gasoline, Propane (LPG)

Power Source

propane-powered

Item Weight

207 Pounds

Voltage

120 Volts

Output Wattage

7500 Watts

Included Components

Generator

Color

Yellow/Black

Product Dimensions

28.9"L x 27.7"W x 26.1"H

Model Name

9375/7500-Watt

Engine Type

4 Stroke

Tank Volume

7.1 Gallons

Engine Displacement

439 Cubic Centimeters

Runtime

10 hours

Frequency

60 Hz

Product Dimensions

28.9 x 27.7 x 26.1 inches

Item Weight

207 pounds

Manufacturer

Champion Power Equipment

ASIN

B08HG9VVRZ

Country of Origin

China

Item model number

100891

What's in the box

Generator

From the manufacturer

generator gas dual fuel champion 7500 watts backup outage portable rv storm tailgating emergency

Since 2003 Champion Power Equipment has earned a reputation for designing and producing the finest power equipment. From our headquarters in California Champion has expanded its North American footprint to include facilities in Tennessee, Wisconsin and Canada.

Champion’s product line has expanded to include portable generators, home standby generators, inverter generators, engines, winches and more. With over 2.5 million generators sold, Champion is a leader in the power equipment field.

7500-Watt Dual Fuel Portable Generator with Electric Start

Power Your Life

Champion’s ultra-powerful 7500-watt generator with electric start features Dual Fuel, allowing the 439cc engine to run on either gasoline or propane. Featuring Intelligauge, Volt Guard and Cold Start Technology, it provides up to 10 hours of run time on gasoline or 5.5 hours on propane.

Starting Wattage: 9,375W
Running Wattage: 7,500W
Engine: 4-stroke 439cc OHV
Fuel Tank: 7.7 Gallon
Run Time: Up to 10 hr. (Gas), Up to 5.5 hr. (Propane)
Assembly Required: Yes
Product Dimensions: 28.9" x 27.7" x 26.1"
Included Items: Propane (LPG) Hose, Engine Oil, Oil Funnel

Champion Support

Champion Support and our nationwide network of service centers will back up your purchase with a 3-year limited and FREE lifetime help desk.

Cold Start Technology

Power up with Champion’s reliable recoil start, plus Cold Start Technology ensures a quick start in cold weather.

LPG Hose Included

It produces 8400 starting watts and 6750 running watts, and will run for 5.5 hours at 50% load when using a 20-pound propane tank. Also included is a 6-foot propane hose with a built-in regulator.

Volt Guard

Volt Guard built-in surge protector prevents overloads and keeps your appliances and equipment safe

This fits your .

by entering your model number.

DUAL FUEL: Operate your 7500-watt portable generator right out of the box on either gasoline or propane, plus the unit holds 1.2-quarts of oil (included) and has a low oil shut-off sensor
ELECTRIC START: Power up the 439cc Champion engine with the handy rocker switch, battery included
INTELLIGAUGE: Keep track of voltage, hertz and run-time hours to easily monitor power output and track maintenance intervals
POWERFUL: At 9375 starting watts and 7500 running watts on gasoline and 8400 starting watts and 6750 running watts on propane, trust Volt Guard built-in surge protector to prevent overloads
CHAMPION SUPPORT: Includes 3-year limited warranty with FREE lifetime technical support from dedicated experts
Gasoline Starting Amps at 120V: 78.1A.Gasoline Starting Amps at 240V:35.1A.Gasoline Running Amps at 120V:62.5A.Gasoline Running Amps at 240V:31.3A

Customer Reviews

B***U

Great for an emergency back up to power lights, refrigerator/freezer, etc... Plastic control panel was broken when delivered but was sent another to replace. The replacement was also broken but I just went with it. Seems like an easily correctable design flaw.

SEE ALL

BACK