Propane Portable Generators use a readily accessible fuel that stores safely and easily with a long shelf life. Clean burning LP propane is an eco-friendly and economical alternative to gasoline.

Portable Propane Generator

Portable Propane Generators run on a readily accessible fuel that stores safely and easily with a long shelf life. LP propane is eco-friendly and an economical alternative to gasoline.

Most new models can run on either propane or gasoline making the Propane Powered Generator more versatile than gasoline alone. Propane eliminates storage and transportation issues. The convenient cylinders come in sizes ranging from 20 pounds to 100 pounds, making it easy to extend running times to overnight or even a few days.

Propane Powered Generator

A propane powered generator uses an internal combustion engine much like a gasoline engine. The propane tank connects to the generator engine through a pressure regulator. A second regulator controls the fuel flow through the carburetor where air mixes with the fuel before entering the cylinder.

Some Portable Propane Generators that also run on gasoline allow you to switch from one fuel to the other without shutting off the generator. Turn a knob that changes the fuel selection and the generator changes from gasoline to propane or propane to gasoline. It’s another way to extend run time without refueling.

LP Propane Portable Generator

LP or LPG stands for Liquified Petroleum Gas and may be any of the gases that include propane, methane, butane, ethane, and others. LPG is a byproduct of natural gas and petroleum refinement. Propane turns to a liquid under moderate pressure for storage in tanks and bottles of various sizes as Propane Portable Generator engine fuel or as a heating and cooking fuel.

Liquid Propane boils at -42 degrees into a vapor. Space in the tank or bottle gives the propane room to evaporate. The vapor passes through the fuel line to the Portable Propane Generator engine.

Portable LP Propane Generators

Portable Propane Generators use LP as a clean burning and economical fuel. Propane has less energy than gasoline. Generators that run on either gasoline or propane typically produce less power while using propane.

However, Propane has specific advantages that make it an ideal fuel. The gas conveniently stores in large stationary and small portable tanks for a Portable Propane Generator and other small engines. It won’t leak noxious gasoline fumes while traveling and it stores indefinitely. Gasoline has a shelf life of less than a year under ideal conditions and requires stabilizers to extend shelf life.

Portable LP Propane Generators at Norwall

Portable Propane Generator sizes start at 1700 running watts through 12,000 watts with options for Carbon Monoxide detection and shutdown, remote or electric start, and 120/240-Volt Operation. Most models also run on gasoline.

Featured Propane Powered Generator Models

Featured Propane Powered Generators

 

Propane Watts / Max Watts

DuroMax Dual Fuel Electric Start

DuroMax XP12000EH

9000 Watts / 11400 Max Watts

Champion CO Shield Tri Fuel

Champion Tri Fuel Generator

7250 Watts / 9025 Max Watts

Westinghouse Remote Electric Start, Clean Power

Westinghouse WGen12000DF

10800 Watts / 13500 Max Watts

Cummins 9500 EPA CARB and USFS Compliant

Cummins P9500DF

6500 Watts / 8550 Max Watts

Champion Inverter Super Quiet 53 dB Lightweight 39 lbs.

Champion 2000 Watt Inverter

1530 Watts / 2000 Max Watts

 

Propane Portable Generators use a readily accessible fuel that stores safely and easily with a long shelf life. Clean burning LP propane is an eco-friendly and economical alternative to gasoline.

Portable Propane Generator

Portable Propane Generators run on a readily accessible fuel that stores safely and easily with a long shelf life. LP propane is eco-friendly and an economical alternative to gasoline.

Most new models can run on either propane or gasoline making the Propane Powered Generator more versatile than gasoline alone. Propane eliminates storage and transportation issues. The convenient cylinders come in sizes ranging from 20 pounds to 100 pounds, making it easy to extend running times to overnight or even a few days.

Propane Powered Generator

A propane powered generator uses an internal combustion engine much like a gasoline engine. The propane tank connects to the generator engine through a pressure regulator. A second regulator controls the fuel flow through the carburetor where air mixes with the fuel before entering the cylinder.

Some Portable Propane Generators that also run on gasoline allow you to switch from one fuel to the other without shutting off the generator. Turn a knob that changes the fuel selection and the generator changes from gasoline to propane or propane to gasoline. It’s another way to extend run time without refueling.

LP Propane Portable Generator

LP or LPG stands for Liquified Petroleum Gas and may be any of the gases that include propane, methane, butane, ethane, and others. LPG is a byproduct of natural gas and petroleum refinement. Propane turns to a liquid under moderate pressure for storage in tanks and bottles of various sizes as Propane Portable Generator engine fuel or as a heating and cooking fuel.

Liquid Propane boils at -42 degrees into a vapor. Space in the tank or bottle gives the propane room to evaporate. The vapor passes through the fuel line to the Portable Propane Generator engine.

Portable LP Propane Generators

Portable Propane Generators use LP as a clean burning and economical fuel. Propane has less energy than gasoline. Generators that run on either gasoline or propane typically produce less power while using propane.

However, Propane has specific advantages that make it an ideal fuel. The gas conveniently stores in large stationary and small portable tanks for a Portable Propane Generator and other small engines. It won’t leak noxious gasoline fumes while traveling and it stores indefinitely. Gasoline has a shelf life of less than a year under ideal conditions and requires stabilizers to extend shelf life.

Portable LP Propane Generators at Norwall

Portable Propane Generator sizes start at 1700 running watts through 12,000 watts with options for Carbon Monoxide detection and shutdown, remote or electric start, and 120/240-Volt Operation. Most models also run on gasoline.

Featured Propane Powered Generator Models

Featured Propane Powered Generators

 

Propane Watts / Max Watts

DuroMax Dual Fuel Electric Start

DuroMax XP12000EH

9000 Watts / 11400 Max Watts

Champion CO Shield Tri Fuel

Champion Tri Fuel Generator

7250 Watts / 9025 Max Watts

Westinghouse Remote Electric Start, Clean Power

Westinghouse WGen12000DF

10800 Watts / 13500 Max Watts

Cummins 9500 EPA CARB and USFS Compliant

Cummins P9500DF

6500 Watts / 8550 Max Watts

Champion Inverter Super Quiet 53 dB Lightweight 39 lbs.

Champion 2000 Watt Inverter

1530 Watts / 2000 Max Watts