Champion Power Equipment 6875-Watt Portable Generator with CO Shield

The Champion Power Equipment 201299 5500-Watt Portable Generator is the perfect combination of versatility and convenience. A powerful companion for your next camping trip or weekend project, this generator can also provide plenty of backup power for your essentials during an outage. Power up with Champion’s reliable recoil start, plus Cold Start Technology ensures a quick start in cold weather. Champion also makes it easy to monitor voltage, frequency, runtime, and total runtime hours with Intelligauge. Designed for safety with convenient push-to-reset circuit breakers, a low oil shut-off sensor plus an included oil funnel for easy changes, this unit has a 1.2-quart oil capacity (recommended 10W-30). The reliable 389cc single-cylinder OHV Champion engine produces 6875 starting watts and 5500 running watts, and will run for up to 10 hours at 50% load when the 7.7-gallon tank of gasoline is full. With a noise level of 74 dBA from 23 feet, which is about as loud as a vacuum cleaner, this machine can handle most essentials in a power outage, plus the Volt Guard™ built-in surge protector prevents overloads and keeps your equipment safe from spikes in voltage. All the outlets have covers for protection and include a 120/240V 23A locking outlet (L14-30R) and two 120V 20A GFCI household duplex outlets (5-20R). Champion’s thoughtful packaging and clear directions make setup hassle free. This generator is EPA certified. Buy with confidence - Champion Support and our nationwide network of service centers will back your purchase up with a 3-year limited warranty and FREE lifetime technical support. CO Shield technology monitors the accumulation of carbon monoxide (CO), a poisonous gas produced by engine exhaust when the generator is running. If CO Shield detects unsafe elevated levels of CO gas, it automatically shuts off the engine. CO Shield is not a substitute for an indoor carbon monoxide alarm or for safe operation. DO NOT allow engine exhaust fumes to enter a confined area through windows, doors, vents or other openings. Generators must ALWAYS be used outdoors, far away from occupied buildings with engine exhaust pointed away from people and buildings. Meets the requirements of ANSI/PGMA G300-2018.