Champion 5,500W/4,000W Dual Fuel Inverter Generator with Electric Start (Generator Review)
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- Powerful and portable, the Champion 5,500W/4,000W Dual Fuel Inverter Generator with Electric Start delivers safe, reliable energy for your RV, campsite, pole barn, worksite, or wherever it's needed. EPA certified, this generator runs on gas or propane right out of the box without a lot of hassle thanks to its easy-to-use fuel selector dial.
Designed for safety and convenience, this portable, electric-start power supply delivers 5,500 starting watts and 4,000 running watts of power. Powered by a 224cc Champion engine, this generator delivers power for up to 20 running hours at 25% load on gasoline when the 3.7-gallon fuel tank is full. With a full 20-lb. propane tank, this generator delivers 5,500 starting watts and runs for 15 hours at 25% load.
This clean power generator (less than 3% THD) protects sensitive appliances plugged into the generator, while its quiet design produces just 61dB from 23' away, making it a great choice for campsites. Power outlets include a 120V 30A RV outlet, four 120V 20A household outlets with clean power, and one 12V automotive-style power outlet. The Intelligauge® with power meter lets you easily monitor voltage, frequency, and operating hours with ease.
The generator's electric-start capability and EZ Start Dial simplify startups. Economy Mode monitors power consumption in real time to reduce wear and tear. With a Champion parallel kit, (not included) this inverter can connect with another similar generator to double your output power.
The Fuel Fill Assist LED and Quick Touch Panel with built in LEDs make using and refueling your generator at night easy and safe. Never flat tires and telescoping handle make transport quick and easy. Weight: 118 lbs. 24.6"L x 19"W x 20.9"H. Manufacturer's 3-year limited warranty.
Manufacturer model #: 201003.
Versatile and powerful, dual fuel portable generator
Runs on gas or propane right out of the box
Electric start for easier startups
EPA-certified 224cc engine
Gas - 5,500 starting watts and 4,000 running watts
Propane - 5,500 starting watts and 3,600 running watts
Quiet design - 61dB from 23' away
3.7-gallon gas tank - 20-hour run time at 25% load
20-lb. propane tank - 15 hours at 25% load
Clean power generator - less than 3% THD
Outlets - one 120V 30A RV, four 120V 20A household, one 12V auto-style
Intelligauge with power meter - Věda a technologie
Just completed the break-in period and so far the unit is operating perfectly czcams.com/users/postUgkxOTeIs0vv4_9B5hsmnLsk9r930uDQLu_Y . I was amazed by just how quiet this little guy is. I kept having to walk down the driveway to the generator to make sure it was still running. In fact, the most annoying noise coming from the set-up is a high-pitched chirping coming from the pressure regulator on the propane line. I suppose it's possible my other propane-powered generator's pressure regulator is making the same noise, but the generator itself is so loud I've never noticed it. Build quality so far is excellent. My only nit is the service panel is a little tricky to remove. I feel like I might break off one of the plastic tabs when bending it back. I probably just need to work out the technique, so will not hold it against Champion.Next week I intend to fully load the unit to charge a large battery pack and will update this review if there's any problem (3000W continuous load vs a rated 3100W capacity while using propane). Absent any trouble there, I'm 100% pleased with this purchase.
I bought this generator a few years ago but never needed it until now, I have been running it all night and all day until the afternoon around 19 hours a day the last couple of days since our power went out for Hurricane Beryl in Southeast Houston. Still out of power right now. The generator has been running a 8000 btu window unit, refrigerator and several lights, a 65” led tv, ceiling fan, and garage door, water cooler and a few other things. Plugged into my 50 Amp house outlet with interlock. And it is so much quieter than my westinghouse 9500, which i use for a few hours in the evening just to run my pool pump since the champion can’t run it. Then i change over to this inverter around 9pm and run it all night again until the afternoon. So much quieter than a regular generator and great on gas. So far I love this generator and your videos.
That hurricane is why I am looking for generators now. 8 days no power was brutal. I'd never gone through more than 2 days and never saw the need for a generator till now.
My champion 5500 was delivered today. In about 20 minutes I had it running and starting the 5-Hour break-in. This is one very nice generator. It will be perfect for what I needed to do
Gavin, thank you for this review. After watching this, I purchased this exact unit from Bass Pro Shop in Grapevine, TX. This product works great and is super easy to operate. I really like the full-size maintenance panel on the backside of the unit. You turn 2 90° speed nuts, and the panel lifts out, no screwdriver necessary. I have been running mine on propane only up to now, but I will eventually get some gasoline into the mix as well. Thanks again, you're a difference maker with what you do!!!
Thanks, happy this helped you out.
Thanks for watching and subscribing.
Gavin, thanks for all your great videos, I watched most of them over the past 2 months. I finally decided on this generator sold at Cabela's. On propane, I ran both my RV AC units (15k/13.5k w/ soft starts) I am very happy with my purchase and a sincere thank you to you for posting all your reviews...
Thanks for watching and subscribing 😊👍🏾
Once again great review. You test these generators under medium and heavy loads, that's the way it should be done. I really like the Champion. Looks great and sounds very quiet for the wattage. Thank you.
I bought the smaller 4500 Champion dual fuel a month ago because I didnt know about this genny.
I love that carb drain feature on this unit!
I would like to see you run more generators off propane. I see a lot of review comments of people have troubles getting generators started on propane. Especially when they're small and only have a pull start. I like the choice of using the dual fuel.
Ok I will do some test using propane
I have a 4,500 watt version of the champion dual fuel generator, and so far I've ONLY run it on propane, I'm going to avoid using gas in it for as long as possible. I've had no problems whatsoever starting it, although I know in extremely cold weather propane will become very difficult to start.
This particular generators start procedure is super easy. Hook up the propane tank and open the valve. Turn the generator dial to the propane choke setting. Push the start button and listen for the engine trying to ignite. (this takes about 2 seconds). Turn the dial to propane start. Push the starter button, and the unit fires up immediately. Just that simple, and it happens every time!
Very nice! I reviewed the 4500w dual fuel. They are great units. Nice rig you have there too! -Ed
Thank you 🙏🏾
Recent sub. I really appreciate the way you detail your videos. You are an excellent presenter and I look forward to more content. Great job!
Thanks 🙏🏾
Would be nice to run it compared to igen4500 I have that now and I'm looking for just a little more power so I'm interested in that champion so that would be helpful thanks for your time you invest in these reviews very helpful
Another OUTSTANDING video Sir, I thank you for Time and Effort!!!!!!
Great review man. I have a couple champion generators now but it looks like I’ll be getting this one too to upgrade the 4250watt I have on my rv now. Thanks for the demonstration.
Mr Gaven thank you for your time and effort you put into this video this was very helpful 👍🏽👍🏽
Hi Gavin, great video. i just discovered your channel a few days ago and have been watching several videos. Great job and thanks for posting these reviews. I just subbed to your channel too.
Thanks 👍🏾😎
Excellent video. Appreciate the load tests. Quick comment on the 2xAC + Microwave: realistically a microwave gets used for 5 minutes or less. So it's really not a big deal to turn one or even both ACs off for a few minutes.
Great review thanks. I have a new one setting in my shop in a box. Just wanted to see some video on running it before digging into it.
Thank you so much for this video, I looking to buy this generator, your video is very clear, thanks again
Thanks 😊
Amazing reviews Gavin, you do such a great job.
Thanks 🙏🏾
I made one today and it took care of the problem.
Gaven, you did a fantastic job on this review. I just purchased this inverter as well. It is a little larger than I expected, but for the power, it’s worth it. I also have the Duromax 12000EX and a Honda eu2200i. My wife thinks I need too see someone about generator envy 😂
Yep! Let me know when you find someone send me a referral🤣🤣
It’s a little larger than I expected as well but I like the square look classic awesome generator.
Can I ask where you purchased yours?
@@DanDeb27 they’re only sold at Cabbala’s and BassPro Shop.
Good morning Gavin! Thank you for taking the time to do this review! All of your reviews are so consistent and easy to follow and compare!
This generator is bigger than what we desire, but it looks to be a great set up. I am always disappointed with Champion that they don't put remote starts on their dual fuels. Aside from that, and the bigger size, it looks awesome!
Safe travels!
Remote start would have been nice on this one.
@@GeneratorReviews How do you use remote start when the generator is on propane? If the propane is wide open and the carb is not using the fuel, would it not leak?
@@SandstormGT No it won’t leak because the generator have an auto shut off valve solenoid. It’s located on the fuel line before the carburetor shuts off the propane.
@@GeneratorReviews Okay, I only ask because that is the reason Champion gave for not including remote start on their dual fuel generators. I guess since they can't verify whether someone would be using a auto-shutoff valve they played it safe and removed the feature?
Also, have you seen or heard of these being in stock anymore or are they discontinued permanently?
@@SandstormGT that’s the only thing about special models
You might see it back in stock next summer they only order a limited amount
Thank you, I am considering one for back up essential power needs when we lose main power.
I own this model which is specific to Bass Pro/Cabelas only, I love it w/40 hrs on it thus far, great value for the $, IMHO.
Yes! Great value I agree 👍🏾
This review helped me out, Thank you.
Happy it helped you out 👍🏾
I know you get this a lot but, DUDE THAT LAWN is amazing!
I’m green with envy:)
Lol Thanks 🙏🏾
LOVE YOUR VIDEOS GALVIN, KEEP UP THE GREAT WORK BROTHER !
Thanks Jose🙏🏾
@@GeneratorReviews YOU'RE VERY WELCOME .
Hey Gavin,I just recently purchased this exact champion 5500, I have a lacrosse 3399se with two A/C units, camper is a 50 amp setup, I was told I could only run 1 A/C unit but I see you running two with no problem? I just tested it yesterday on my RV and it ran everything with one a/c on with no problem, I’m tempted to try both a/c without the microwave on, I didn’t think it was enough to run both but you have proved that
Food for thought the Honda EU 7000i will run 7200 watts while maintaining proper voltage without an overload light as proven by your 240 volt heater video when it is only rated at a spike load of 7000 watts, that speaks to a quality build and why the prices are so high on them.
Excellent review. Thank you!
Would love to see two of these in parallel. BTW, I have this one and the 2000watt champion.
just bought mine online cant wait to get it
Hi Chris, where did you purchase this model online...I want one but having trouble finding at Cabela/Bass Pro and on the Champion website. Thanks
I have the exact same generator, haven't used it yet at a camp site. I have 2 dometic AC units without soft starts and it stumbled when trying to run both. I assume you have soft start units on both your AC units? I like the generator, one thing I do wish it had was a "real amp meter" instead of just a five bar graph....
Yep I do have soft start
Instead of buying a bigger generator I installed soft starts now I can start my generator with really any size generator it really helps I think it’s a must
Thanks
Nice genny with a lot of good features. Love the fold down handle. When you go to RV parks is it noisy with all the generators running or does it not really matter as everyone is running one? Or is everyone spaced far enough apart ?
Thrust me you’ll know right away when that one guy is running his open frame construction generator 😩😩😡😳
@@GeneratorReviews Oh definitely 🤣🤣🤣👍👍👍
Was wondering about the generator rv output. Is it a 50amp split 120s or just a single 120 vac rated at 30amps.
I am curious about load handling and which is noisier under load that's why I was wondering about the Westinghouse comparison
I will do a side by side
Thanks again! Watching from central TX 👍
Thanks 😊
Was gonna get the 4650 but after see this I'll be looking at getting this one instead!
Dude, your grass looks amazing!! Just had to tell you that lol
Thanks 😊 please subscribe
Thank you! BE BLESSED!! 🙏🏻
Thanks 🙏🏾
Just a heads up for everyone. I bought one of these brand new in January of 2022. Did all the oil changes, checked and cleaned the air filter etc at the correct times. In the last month it started running rough/surging and suddenly it couldn't handle the previous load I'd run on it. Did a oil change, checked the air filter (clean) and put a new spark plug in. It'd either surge really low and struggle to stay running or die. I had it running today powering about 350 watts worth of lights in a trailer and while I was away it apparently died. Generator will no longer start at all. I know guys who run generators and never change the oil or rarely and they stay going for years. Just a heads up to anyone looking at this unit. Hopefully, Champion will stand behind their product and make it right. I noticed most of the reviews are right when a person buys the unit new and no one is giving updates down the road for long term reliability.
Hey Blaze, sounds like you have a clogged carburetor jet.
@@GeneratorReviews I was thinking about that. I'll have to pull it off when I get time and try and clean it all out.
@@GeneratorReviews Figured I'd update this. I went through and cleaned out the carb and still nothing. Someone suggested checking the valves and upon inspection the exhaust valve retainer had given out. Contacted champion but they won't honor warranty since I don't have a receipt. My fault but heads up for anyone that buys one.
Got mine yesterday!
Purchase follow-up: You won't be disappointed with this in-gen at all. I ran it off LP for 2.5 hours with a loads fluctuating from 850W to 3430W in eco mode. Zero issues! I was making phone calls sitting right next to it without the people on the other in complaining (take it for what it's worth). Another noise level point, my Ego lawnmower was louder... I will be picking up another around the holidays.
@@EyeBDaMD Wow! That's awesome
Where did you purchase I'm looking to pick one up for the house, can't seem to locate one...Thanks
Oh i was running it on Propane. Which only puts out 3600 running Watts. It does have the same start up watts of 5500 as gas. I wouldn’t think 400 watts would make a difference
Only if you plan on running it in the 90% load capacity
Thank you for the review
Hello Gavin. Can the 120V 30A RV outlet, be used with a 30 A cord with 110 female ends. I don't know anything about generators and will be running cords into the house. Your channel has been a big help!
Yep you can check out this one
amzn.to/3Bnn98u
Thank you for the review. I am considering this generator as well as the Westinghouse Dual Fuel 4500. I would appreciate your thoughts on the two.
I would compare the warranties.
@@BradiKal61 warranty is the same.
Which one did you get? I am still debating between the two… using it in case of an outage for essential needs
Huh, rated at 5500/4000 watts but it went into overload before that. The Westinghouse 4500 was able to power more than that. Do you think its performance is due to the RV plug since its rated less than the overall machine (30A plug)? Maybe running the RV plug and a standard plug at the same time, would get the 4000watts? It shut off around 3500 watts.
In any case, it looks like the Westinghouse, eventhough rated less, can power more....at least from that one plug.
One thing I really like about the champion 5500 is when starting loads like A/C units it has zero hesitation especially when running two ACs
I don’t think the plug has anything to do with it because I’ve tested larger generators with the exact same set up
Thanks for watching Steven I appreciate your comments👍🏾
I bought one of these beast last hurricane season. It ran fine but now it will run on gasoline but will not start on propane!
Did you drain the gas tank and carburetor before storage?
@@GeneratorReviews I ran it dry to get rid of the gasoline. No gasoline left in the tank.
Nice generator. Love the lights to help at night with filling up the gas. Where did you buy from and what was the price? Thanks 🙏 Gavin great review. 👍
Thanks 🙏🏾
I got it from Bass Pro for $999.
@@GeneratorReviews Gavin if you parallel two of those generator with a parallel kit that has a 50 amp plug. Will that give you 240 volts to use as a back up for a house? Thanks buddy 🙏
@@sae1964 Unfortunately no you can’t get 240v by paralleling two different generator
They have to be 240v generator each. Individually
I wish more of their generators had eco mode to help keep the noise down when possible
All of the inverter generators do. Eco mode is not possible on a conventional generator of any brand, because engine rpm determines the AC frequency... therefore the engine MUST run at 3600rpm to have the correct AC frequency.
Hi Gavin, love your channel. I'm about to buy this unit as a backup for power outages. my concern is it dropped to 98V when it was overload even though it wasn't close to 4000w load. could that damage my new expensive refrigerator and television ? I usually run my fridge, freezer , a 1500w space heater , the blower of my propane fireplace , internet and 55" tv . I currently do it all with my good old Briggs 3850 with a small ups to protect my fridge and tv. I just want a quieter unit. keep up the great work!
If you have any concerns, you can always run a surge protector that should protect your sensitive equipment and shut off the power before any damages can occur.
Great review Gavin--thank you! Folks, are the battery terminals on this easily accessible to hook up a trickle charger, if you wish to do so?
Very easy to access it
Thanks again for another test.
Can you add a muffler extension on this unit, say you want to put it in a shed?
Yes you can! you'd have to fabricate one
I never saw your meter show 4kw without it tripping off. Isn't that what the continuous rated load is?
It did go off before 4K and that’s the rated running watts
Nice reviews of all of your generators.
I bought this exact model, did all of the required set up, and hooked up my propane tank. Won't start with the ignition switch. Pull starts fine. I tested the battery myself,and had it tested at an auto parts store. Both tests said the battery is good. I made sure that all of the cables were connected. I'm waiting on a response from Champion. I bought it new a month ago. I haven't tried starting it with gas, but I wouldn't think that it would make a difference as far as the electric start. Any ideas? I know nothing mechanically about small engines.
Sounds like you may have a blown fuse or a bad switch.
Thank you.
I like it too. May buy it soon.
I think you're at the point where if the town ever had a power outage, they'd be coming to you to fire up all your generators to keep the town going. Gotta say that little light can come in real handy when filling up at night. Downside is, being so close to the filler, it's bound to get killed by spilling some gas on it.
I thought the same thing about the light being so close the good thing is it’s a sealed LED.
Great video!
Is the running watt the same if you use either propane or gasoline too?
Thanks for watching
Starting Watts stays the same On both gasoline and propane but running watts changes 4000 for gasoline, 3600 for propane
Great review!
Excellent 👍. Thank you ... Can you do an update on how it runs now ? Ty 😊
Can you plug in the propane tank run it on that and when that runs out it automatically switches to gasoline mode?
This one doesn’t have switch on demand so it won’t automatically switch
Nice review Gavin. I’m in the market for a new generator and was thinking of purchasing the Westinghouse 3,700/4,500 dual fuel. I think this one has a little more power and only $100-200 more but the problem is that I can’t find it anywhere. Can you please tell me where you purchased yours or direct me to a store. Thanks
Thanks.. This generator is sold at Bass Pro shop and Cabelas only
I just spoke with champion and unfortunately neither of the two 5500 units duel fuel or gas are currently being produced. There factory that is tooled to make them was destroyed by a tornado. Any recommendations on the next best duel fuel for a 30amp travel trail, I would like to use propane as my primary source.
That’s unfortunate the 5500w was always out of stock check out this video
czcams.com/video/y-jbX2CzXNo/video.html
Great informative video! Did you have a soft start on your A/Cs for these tests? Thanks.
Yes! they are a must in my opinion. You never know when both AC throughout the day might try to start at the same time with soft Start that’s a possibility.
@@GeneratorReviews Ok, thanks!
Nice and simple
Great Video! Was it running on Eco mode? Also what adapter did you use for 30 amp to 50 amp?
Yes it was in eco mode the adapter can be found on my website
www.gavins-garage.com/product-category/adapters/
What's the names of the gas generators that can use gas/propane with a remote/electric start and the battery is already attached with a gas meter and oil meter ?
Nice review, like you videos
I just bought a 37ft couger on trailer hitch, towing, it said i need at least 50 amp for it to have everything running, im really liking the champion generator, but im not to familiar with watts, amps, or voltage, u have any champion suggestions that i can research, i want to be able to run the camper with no problem using the nessesities but dont want to overload, or not have enough power, any suggestions?
This generator would not be sufficient enough for what you need. If you wanted to contact me and go over what you really need you can call me direct at 832-257-3149 Gavin’s Garage generators superstore.
Basically I need a genset for once a year boondocking to run a 50 amp Rv with one ac at a time and minimal appliance use would this a better option than going with a larger unit? Plus the dual fuel I wouldn’t need any pump gas. Your thoughts?
This unit would actually provide you with all the power for need for what you listed, especially having dual fuel.
@@GeneratorReviews thank you!
Great video
Thanks
Great Video Gavin
Gavin, do you recommend this one for the new 50 amps RVs. Or Genmax 5500? What is your opinion?
If you have the 50 amp RV the Genmax will be more power for you rig.
I’m looking at the Champion 4500 duel fuel inverter (200988). Are there any distinctive differences other than the output?
They are completely different generators
I just picked up a new champion 5500 dual fuel. My camper is a 50amp. When I plug in my 30 to 50 with serge protector I get an open ground reading on my protector. Is it sake to run the camper or what’s the fix? Thanks
You need a bonding plug
Great video! I just ordered one of these today. I plan to use it as a home backup (not hard wired in) in case of emergencies, to run a fridge and freezer. Let me know if you ever do a review using propane, as I won't be using this much I most likely wont be using it gas powered. Awesome split screen with the digital in the corner. One more thing....do you happen to do a video for newbies about generators? I'd like to learn the inside info on things like how to break it in properly, maintain, and store it, etc.....Again awesome video...Thanks!
Thanks for watching 👍🏾
@@GeneratorReviews hey can this be used with a transfer switch for home. Need to know while I can still cancel
You can use it with a transfer switch but you’re not gonna power any 240 V loads
@@onemansjunk1252 you’d be better off buying a 240 V generator that would work much better
@@GeneratorReviews I don't power any 240 loads during an emergency. That I know of. Regigera,freezer,Ac or furnace lights and TV. A 4k 3300 running powered everything but just barely. How do u monitor gas levels . Thanks for you're time
Hello Gavin, I could really use your expertise. My parents purchased a 50 amp, 33ft travel trailer with dual ac.,15k and 13.5k. They bought the same generator you’re load testing. The break-in has been done, but I’m curious to know your ac btu’s and why we can’t get both ac’s to run. The only other appliance that is powered on, is the 12v fridge. Help! If you have time, thanks!
Hey 👋
Tell them congrats on the RV, soft starts are a must for the Rv ac, not only does it extend the life of the units it lowers the starting amps and makes it possible to run both.
The extra cost quickly makes up in your peace of mind
Hello again Gavin! Ok, we put a soft start on the 15k ac, but we still can’t get both ac to run. Should we put a soft start on the 13.5k 2 control ac or are we doing something wrong. Your input would be greatly appreciated, thanks!
Also noticed the adapters you used. Does that have any bearing on our issue…50 amp RV to 30 amp generator receptacle?
Would you recommend this model generator over the new 5500 watt predator dual fuel model? I’m looking for a dual fuel that will run my camper that has 1 small window AC unit and 1 mini fridge, plus one tv at about 1/4 load total to keep noise levels way down during quiet hours at campgrounds. I like that the predator has remote start and supposedly is a little quieter. Do you have an opinion on either? Or on the sound differences? Thanks!
I will do a video comparing the two if that would make it easier for you.
That would be great!! Thank you very much!!
What the main difference between the 5500 and the 4500 I’m looking at buying one and would love your opinion in which one you’d purchase I’m going to purchase a dual fuel thank you
The main difference between those two is the starting watts of the 5500 allows you to start larger loads without any problems
What was the db at near max? You do the db at low wattage and mid, why not at high?
I will remember to do it at high but the db on high was 62 db
Hey Gavin. Love the review. I just bought the exact same one yesterday. I did a test on my 42’ Fifth Wheel that’s 50mp service. It has 3 A/C Units. I tested it trying to start just 2 of them one at a time with nothing else running. I was only able to get 2 AC units to start and run only one time. Every other time it would kick it off. All 3 of my AC units are 13.5 BTU. I couldn’t run 2 AC’s and my Refrigerator at all. Question? I’m assuming your Coach is a 50amp service as well. So do you have soft starts on your AC’s? How are you able to run 2 AC’s and at least your fridge? I was actually thinking of buying another 5500 and get the 50 amp parallel kit. What’s your thoughts? Thank you.
Soft starts are a must when you want to run ac units on generators. I can’t stress this point enough.
Ok. I’ll look in the soft starts. Do you have a suggestion on a brand and model? Appreciate it. Thank You
@@GeneratorReviews Do we need soft start on window A/C units?
@@piranhakeeper4615 No you do not need a soft start on the window unit the generator should handle that load
I'd get soft starts on your ac units before I'd worry about getting a bigger generator. Better for the ac units & much less stress on generator at ac start ups.
I am trying to find the best generator similar to this. What options are there besides the predator? This doesn't seem to hit stated running watts
Check out this one
czcams.com/video/AqzP28vIBFM/video.htmlsi=bZ_zcrVTa3e8qSvN
That unit fits my needs, Question, how much would it be to install Remote start?
There are other units with that exact same specs and remote start. The problem is you have to install automatic choke as well.
Maybe you can put the champion against the aims power 6600 I would like to see the difference
THANKS
Woul like to see a review on the champion 8750 open frame inverter generator too
I now see that Champion makes a 9000 W open frame inverter generator. That would be nice to see you too.
Gaven, trying to decide between this champion and Westinghouse 4500df. I have 50amp Fifth wheel with soft starts on both AC’s. Looking for quite, weight and power both AC’s and couple tv’s and lights and water pump. Everything else on propane. Which would be your recommendation?
They’re both dual fuel the champion handles the two AC and refrigerator and couple other appliances
Westinghouse gives you remote start
Great Generators both have a three-year warranty
I’m going to do a test on the Westinghouse dual fuel 4500 Then you can see exactly which one you want
Thanks for reply. Looking to purchase in next day or 2. Is there a significant difference in weight or noise? I will have to load in truck or camper.
@@michaeljay6271 There is a visual size difference the champion is larger and wider when it comes to sound I think the champion is quieter, If I was the one buying and I had to make a decision based on those two I would go with the champion especially with the LED lighting for night time and the extra wattage
If you think you’re gonna be using the remote start then consider the champion they’re both awesome choices
Thanks for the help! Great job on videos
@@michaeljay6271 You’re welcome Michael no problem and Thanks
I can’t find this generator anywhere for sale. Not even listed on their own website. Where did you get yours?!
They were available last week but quickly sold out! You gotta just keep checking bass pro shop and Cabela’s .
What generator did you like the best this one or the Genmax 5500?
The Genmax 5500w handles the power and load better
Dont kill me if this question sounds dumb, why would anyone go with any other inverter besides this one in terms of price. And its give of way more wattage. Im purchusing a 2021 38dbq 5th wheel, would this generator do the work i need it to? Yes its 50amp hook up.
Yep! I think it’s able to get the job done. Just plan on installing soft starts on your AC it help the Generator and also helps the ac compressor
@@GeneratorReviews Your channel is awesome, and very imformative. I appreciate you brother much respect much love. The soft start any particulR brand you recommend?
I agree this unit is has good features/value and price per watt is low. I think the main reason is not as popular is: its new, its only available at Bass Pro Shop and Cabela's ( as far as I know) and Bass Pro and Cabela's as been out of stock most the time.
Great video Gavin...is there a visual gauge for gas ?
No, this model does not have a digital gauge
Thank you Gavin , from your research do you know if the censor CO2 shut off could be a problem longterm..apparently those censors have limited life span and can make the generator stop often..read that from a user of the same generator.
Is Al of those stuffs included the connectors wires and all others? If not where can I buy all of those? Please give me some details thank you
Yes its all included in the box
Just purchased one this champion generators and the plugs are reading open ground. Have you check yours to what the reading is?
That’s normal with all generators if you’re trying to use a surge protector you need to use a bonding plug
@@GeneratorReviews thank you I never before had a generator and was kind of worry thinking that there was something wrong with mine. Again thank you. Good on all your reviews.
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Question,,,,,need to show how you hooked up it up to the rv ,,,,,I know your rv is a 50 amp and the generator is a 30 amp
Okay I will
Thanks for watching With the 30 amp generators it’s just a matter of getting the right adapter. Please Subscribe I will show how in one of my next videos.
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How does it compare in size(physical) to the Champion 4500?
They look to be about the same size
I’m doing a video putting all of them together
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I have the 4500 watt model and its about 25 lbs lighter than this one
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Is it safe to add 3 gallons of gas in the generator while it's running so I don't have to turn the generator back on ?
No they recommend turning the generator off when refueling
You said the generator lasted for 20 hrs on one tank of gas, how long does the generator last with a tank of propane?
It can get 15 hours on a 20 pound bottle of propane
Do you have an Amazon (or other) link to this Generator and a discount code? Good genny video reviews.
This generator is only sold by Bass Pro shop and Cabela’s I don’t know if it’s still available Sold out almost instantly.
I really want one of these but can't find them available anywhere!
Just keep checking especially at night when they update their website and buy it on the spot
Great review great generator wish it had 240v Have your seen anyone join 2 together and take 120 from each and join to get 240v to the home?
You have to have two 240 V generators in order to parallel and get 240 V
Gavin how does this stand up to the cummins 4500 in your opinion
The Cummins is a bit more compact than this but the extra starting watts helps with the larger loads both are a great choice.