Briggs & Stratton 5,750-Watt Recoil Start Gasoline Powered Portable Generator with B&S OHV Engine Featuring CO Guard 030738

About This Product

Keep your lights on, your food cold, your family connected and more during a power outage with this Briggs and Stratton 5, 750-Watt portable generator. Its easy-maneuvering design also makes it great for home improvement projects and recreational activities. Its Briggs and Stratton PowerBuilt engine is rugged, reliable and can run for up to 11.5-hours at 50% load. Power household essentials with a transfer switch thorough the 120-Volt/240-Volt - 30 Amp outlet or power outdoor tools with the 4 GFCI-protected 120-Volt outlets or 2 standard 120-Volt household outlets. Featuring CO guard carbon monoxide shutdown: this all-new, patent-pending technology shuts down your generator when harmful levels of carbon monoxide accumulate in the generator's operating area, CO guard complies with ANSI/PGMA G300-2018 standard.

Highlights

Briggs and Stratton PowerBuilt 389 cc engine is heavy-duty, provides easy starting and fuel-efficiency and features overhead valve (OH-Volt) technology to run cooler and last longer

Multi-featured control panel with circuit breaker protection features four 120-Volt - 20 Amp GFCI household outlets, two 120-Volt - 20 Amp household outlets and one 120-Volt/240-Volt 30 Amp locking outlet to power more essentials in your home, plus rubber outlet covers protect against the elements

Angled control panel provides easy visibility during a power outage

7.5 Gal. metal fuel tank comes with a fuel gauge and provides 11.5-hours of run time at 50% load

Easy, all-terrain maneuverability with 10 in. never-go-flat wheels and a fold-up handle

Start large, motor-driven appliances and tools by leveraging a power surge alternator, which produces a short surge of high power

CO guard carbon monoxide shutdown: this all-new, patent-pending technology shuts down your generator when harmful levels of carbon monoxide accumulate in the generator's operating area, CO guard complies with ANSI/PGMA G300-2018 standard