Great for running the RV while out on the road, or for keeping essential appliances going during a power outage, the Sportsman 3,500W Tri Fuel Portable Generator has the power and flexibility to handle the task. This generator runs on either unleaded gasoline, LPG propane gas, or NG natural gas so you can use whichever fuel is more easily available or affordable at the moment. With the tri fuel generator, you get the long lasting, clean burning advantage of propane and natural gas, plus the familiar and easy to find benefits of unleaded gasoline. With 4,000 peak watts and 3,500 rated watts this unit is a powerful generator than can handle the needs of most contractors, homeowners and recreational activities. Equipped with four 120V outlets, a single 120V RV outlet, and a 12V DC outlet for battery charging, this tri fuel generator can handle almost everything you need for camping or tailgating. EPA approved. Non-CARB compliant.

• Portable generator runs on NG Natural Gas, LPG Propane, or unleaded gasoline
• 4,000 surge watts and 3,500 running watts can run the RV, household appliances, and power tools
• 7.0 HP engine, 4650 RPM, 4 stroke, 212cc, air cooled, recoil start, OHV engine runs at a quiet 69 dB or less
• 10 hour run time with a full 3.6 gal. gas tank, or 12 hours with a full 20 lb. propane tank at 50 percent load 18.5 oz. SAE 10W30 oil capacity
• Four 120V AC outlets, one 120V RV outlet, one 12V DC outlet for battery charging, circuit protection UL listed electrical components, engine shut off switch, AC reset, AVR automatic voltage regulation, low oil shutdown, voltmeter
• Decibel rating less than 68 dB with no load at 24 ft.
• Comes with separate adapters for LPG and natural gas, a DC connector wires for charging 12V automotive-type batteries, a spark plug wrench, a screwdriver, and a 5 ft. regulator hose kit
• Not recommended for high altitude use above 3,000 ft.
• EPA approved, non-CARB compliant/not for sale in California
• Surge watts / running watts may be reduced by 10% when using propane vs using gasoline
• Surge watts / running watts may be reduced by 20% when using natural gas vs using gasoline
• Watts on various appliance and devices can greatly vary; check the wattage of the device you would like to power to make sure it is below the running wattage of the generator
• Gas can, propane tank, and additional accessories in photos are not included
• Read instruction manual before use: for LP, you must use the supplied LP Regulator for safe operation; for NG, the pressure supplied to the generator must be 4 to 6 oz. or 7 to 11 in. W.C. (water column)-the primary regulator at the fuel supply
• Compact size and weight make the tri fuel generator easy to move and transport