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GXS5800iRD 5800-Watt Dual Fuel Remote Start Inverter Generator
A-IPOWER | SKU: GXS5800iRD
Features:
- Powered By: 224cc OHV high performance 4 cycle engine with 2.6 gal fuel tank featuring both recoil & push button electric start
- High Output: 5,800 starting watts - 4,500 running watts on gasoline; 5,200 starting watts - 4,000 running watts on propane
- Pure Power: <3% THD of clean power output, sensitive electronics safe
- Low Idle Technology: Adjusts RPM based on demand, saving fuel
- Parallel Capable: Complete with parallel ports for added power - requires PK7200 parallel kit sold separately
- LED Equipped: Built in LED control panel light
- Quiet Operation: As low as 63 dB - ideal for home, camping, tailgating & RV
- Digital Data Center: For quick and easy access to real-time running data
- CO Sensor With Auto Shutdown: Monitors and reacts to carbon monoxide (CO) levels
- Dual Fuel: Runs on gasoline or propane fuel giving you flexibility while out on the road or during an emergency
- Simple Starting: Recoil, electric and remote start - battery included
Description:
The GXS5800iRD 5800-Watt dual-fuel remote start inverter generator has a 224cc OHV high-performance 4-cycle engine with a 2.6-gallon fuel tank. Featuring recoil, push-button electric, and remote start, the unit provides 5,800 starting watts and 4,500 running watts on gasoline and 5,200 starting watts and 4,000 running watts on propane, offering flexibility while out on the road or during an emergency.
Featuring low idle technology, the generator adjusts its RPMs based on demand, saving fuel. With <3% THD of clean power output, this generator keeps sensitive electronics safe and operating at as low as 63 dB, it is ideal for home, camping, tailgating, and RVs. Complete with parallel ports for added power, the unit is LED equipped with a built-in LED control panel light.
The digital data center offers quick and easy access to real-time running data, plus the CO Sensor with automatic shutdown monitors and reacts to carbon monoxide (CO) levels.
