Electric Generator Model #	Engine	WATTS	Portable Electric Generators
PowerMax # XP10000E	OHV, 16 HP, Air Cooled Electric Start	10000 Max Watts 8000 Watts Continuous
Honeywell  # HW7500E	OHV, 15 HP, Engine 420 cc Displacement, Electric Start	9375 Max Watts 7000 Watts Continuous
Eastern Tools & Equipment # TG8250	OHV, 13 HP, Single Cylinder Engine 420cc Displacement, Electric Start	8250 Max Watts 7250  Watts Continuous
PowerMax # XP8500E	OHV, 16 HP, Air Cooled, Electric Start	8500 Max Watts 7000 Watts Continuous
Eastern Tools & Equipment # TG7000E	13 HP, Air cooled 357 cc Displacement, Electric Start	7000 Max Watts 6500 Watts Continuous
PowerMax # XP6500E	OHV, 13 HP, Air Cooled, Electric Start	6500 Max Watts 5500 Watts Continuous
Briggs & Stratton # 30241	OHV, 10 HP, Cast Iron cylinder sleeve	8550 Max Watts 5550 Watts Continuous
Cummins Onan # 6500	OHV - 13 HP 4 stroke 389 cc	5,500 Max Watts 5,000 Watts Continuous
Briggs & Stratton # 30239	4 HP, Double cast iron cylinder sleeve	3000 Max Watts 2000 Watts Continuous

A recent study determined that approximately 75% of American homeowners experience a power outage every year. Seventy percent of electric power outages are caused by inclement weather - thunderstorms, lightning strikes, hurricanes, tornadoes and blizzards. Heavy ice or severe wind can break tree limbs, which knock down electric power lines. Most power outages only last minutes or hours. But if the damage is widespread, as in a blizzard or hurricane, you should anticipate being without electric power for a few days or more. An emergency backup electricity generator system can really pay off during an extended power outage.

 

 

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