Predator 5000 Watt Quiet Inverter Generator with CO Sensor

Experience the Power of the Predator 5000 Watt Inverter Generator

Finding a good generator can make all the difference when you need backup power. The Predator 5000 watt inverter generator packs a punch with lots of power, but runs quieter than other generators thanks to the inverter technology and enclosures used in its design.

CO Sensor for Safety

An important feature that sets the Predator 5000 apart is its CO Secure technology. This consists of a CO sensor that will automatically shut down the generator if it detects carbon monoxide levels approaching dangerous thresholds near the unit. This helps ensure safe operation.

Since portable generators release exhaust fumes, carbon monoxide poisoning is a risk. The CO sensor on the Predator 5000 provides an extra measure of protection that other basic portable generators lack.

Powerful Yet Quiet

With 5000 starting watts and 4500 running watts, the Predator can easily handle most backup power needs. It can power RV appliances, tools, medical equipment, and home essentials during blackouts.

Impressively, it runs at only 59 dBA, which is significantly quieter than a standard generator. So you get power without excessive noise disturbance. This makes it more tolerable to use in neighborhoods or campgrounds.

It achieves this through its inverter technology that provides clean power in a quieter engine design than conventional, portable generators. This gives you power and peace of mind.

Dual Fuel for Flexibility

The Predator 5000 generator offers dual fuel capability, providing the flexibility to run it using either gasoline or propane fuel.

A fuel selector switch makes it easy to change between gasoline or propane as needed. At full load, it can run for 8 hours on gasoline or 10 hours using a standard 20 lb propane tank.

Having dual fuel options gives you more flexibility if one type of fuel is easier to access or store where you plan to operate it. Propane has a longer shelf life than gasoline, for example.

Easy to Move and Maintain

This generator has a sturdy encased design on a compact frame with 10" wheels, allowing you to maneuver it by hand or tow it behind something like an ATV. It weighs just under 200 lbs, lighter than other generators with similar power.

It has a fuel gauge and low oil indicator to help track maintenance needs. And changing the oil is easy with a drain valve conveniently located on the frame.

There is also an hour meter to monitor operating time. The generator runs efficiently on regular unleaded gasoline so you don't have to purchase specialized fuels.

Reliable Power Wherever You Go

Customers choose the Predator 5000 portable inverter generator as a reliable source of power while camping, during power outages, while mobile in an RV, and in many other situations.

Its quiet operation makes it able to safely run overnight near tents or homes when needed, without excess noise. And the CO sensor provides protection if exhaust builds up in an enclosed space.

With plenty of power to run appliances, lights, and tools, it serves well as an emergency backup or to enhance off-grid adventures. Running on propane or gasoline allows you to use whichever fuel best fits your situation.

So when you're seeking a high-powered yet quiet, portable generator option, check out the Predator 5000 watt inverter generator with CO Secure technology. It packs impressive capabilities into a convenient, safe package designed to enhance any power needs life brings you.

FAQs

How long can the Predator 5000 run on a tank of gasoline?

It can run for around 8 hours at full load on a full tank of gasoline. Runtime will vary depending on the load and fuel level.

What size propane tank does it use?

It is designed to connect to a standard 20 lb. propane tank using a separately purchased propane hose and regulator kit.

Can you operate 2 generators in parallel?

Yes, using a parallel kit you can connect two Predator 5000 generators together to double the available power.

How loud is the Predator 5000 generator?

It operates at noise levels around 59 dBA, which is noticeably quieter than a typical portable generator.

Should you break in a new generator?

Yes, it's recommended to properly break in a new generator by running it at 50% load for the first 5 hours to allow parts to wear in properly.