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Outdoor generators commonly use gasoline, propane, diesel, or a combination of fuels in dual-fuel models. Check each product’s specifications to confirm its compatible fuel types.
An inverter generator produces electricity through a three-step process that converts, filters, and inverts power. This design is often associated with a compact form factor and quieter operation.
A dual-fuel generator can operate using two fuel sources, typically gasoline and propane. This gives you flexibility when choosing how to operate the generator.
Common features include electric start, remote start, multiple outlet types, a digital display, low-oil shutoff, an hour meter, and a fuel gauge. Choose features based on how you plan to use the generator.
Follow the manufacturer’s maintenance schedule, which may include changing the oil, replacing air and fuel filters, inspecting spark plugs, and keeping the generator clean and dry. Store fuel according to the manufacturer’s instructions.