Champion Power Equipment 4000-Watt Dual Fuel RV Ready Portable Inverter Generator with Quiet Technology and CO Shield

I got the Champion 4000-Watt Dual Fuel Inverter Generator mainly for work, and it’s been a solid purchase. I transport cars in an enclosed trailer and use it to run my vacuum for cleaning inside. It handles that with no problem and has plenty of power. We’ve also used it at home during outages, and it’s such a relief knowing we have backup power ready. I love the dual fuel option — switching between gas and propane is super easy. Easy to use: Setup was quick, and it didn’t take long to figure out how to run it. Portable: The handle makes it easy to move around, which is great since I take it with me often. Noise: Not silent, but quieter than other generators I’ve had, and the sound doesn’t bother me while I’m working. Overall, this generator is reliable, versatile, and simple to use. Perfect for both work and home. Definitely recommend it if you need portable power with the flexibility of dual fuel

Purchased this to run my camper, It worked great! some notes, If you want long life out of this generator, run the generator for the 5-6 hours break in and then change the oil. do this before putting heavy load on the generator. the dual fuel capability is very nice, but the estimated run time is only for an unloaded idling generator. running the camper AC on a 90 Deg F day cut the propane run time to 10 hours and gas run time to 5 hours. (to be expected) Starting on propane is not as easy as starting on Gas, but both are fairly straight forward. Once running this is fairly quiet, we put it on the back side of the camper and could barely hear it. This being an inverter style it is fairly compact and relatively light (as compared to similar output generators) which makes it nice for loading in the camper or using around the farm.

Build quality is very good. Fit and finish are good. The new easy-start system works great. The genset switches from eco (lower output, lower volume) to full power based on the load - no switches to adjust. Runs well on LP gas which is cleaner and more convenient for camping. A well priced portable unit.

I currently own a pair of Champion 2500W dual fuel inverter generators, along with a 50 amp parallel kit. When I saw that Champion came out with a 4000W dual fuel inverter model at a very reasonable price, I decided that having a 3rd one around the house wouldn't be a bad idea due to periodic power failures in the area. I had read some reviews indicating that they had issues running this 4000W model on propane, but thought to myself that they must not be following the directions in the owners manual. Well... I followed the instructions to the letter, and no matter how hard I tried I could not get it to run off of a brand new (and full) 20 pound propane tank. I gave up after about 45 minutes and filled the gas tank with fresh gasoline. I put the dial on the "choke" setting, and after 1 pull it started right up and I moved the dial to the "gasoline" setting. I ran the generator on gasoline for about 90 minutes to break it in, and then began applying small loads. It worked perfectly. The next day, I tried the propane again, and now it's working perfectly on propane. I don't understand why it needed to be broken in on gasoline first, but I drained the gas tank and will mostly run this generator off of propane. The biggest differences between my new 4000W dual fuel model and my pair of 2500W dual fuels are: (1) the weight (the 4000W model is 52 pounds as opposed to 39 pounds for the 2500W model - at 70 years old this 13 pound difference is noticeable), and (2) the noise level (64dBA from 23 feet with 25% load, as opposed to 53 dBA from 23 feet with 25% load) - this is a fairly significant difference, and my research indicates that the 4000W model could reach 70dBA at full load. All of this being said, I think that the new 4000W dual fuel model is decent, especially since it is RV ready. It has both a 30 amp RV plug, as well as a 20 amp receptacle. Until there's a power outage at home, I take to the storage lot where my motorhome is so that I can power it up and run one of the air conditioners while I'm working on it. The price I paid ($699) is not too bad, especially since I paid $630 for EACH of my 2500W dual fuel Champions back in 2022.

Got this for my camper because it had the large 240 plug! Generator is Smaller and quieter than expected! I use this for my camper and if I am running ac or anything large the generator ramps up and can be mildly loud however for most devices it’s running at idle and very quiet. I put it behind my camper and from my other side I can barely hear it running in very rural private land. Heavy but not too heavy! Starts up great for now! Just like any motor it’s about how you take care of it! Check that oil!

Esta de muy buena calidad y lebanta super vien una casa

Le régulateur de propane ne fonctionne pas je ne peux donc pas utiliser la generatrice avec le gas propane et c'est la raison pour laquelle j'ai acheté ce produit