Tom Parker

In summary, both the Champion-100899 and the Honda-EU2200i are high-quality portable generators that have their own features and specs. The Champion-100899 is a dual-fuel generator that runs longer at 25% load, uses less fuel, and comes with oil, a funnel, and a propane hose. On the other hand, the Honda-EU2200i is a gasoline-powered generator that is lighter, quieter, and more in line with EPA and ANSI/PGMA G300-2018 standards. The Champion-100899 may be the right choice for you if you want a generator that can be used for more things and has more power. But if you care more about portability, less noise, and meeting industry standards, the Honda-EU2200i might be a better choice.

Overall, the DuroMax-XP12000EH and the DuroMax-XP12000HX have a lot in common, such as their ability to use two types of fuel, their fuel efficiency, their engine, their voltage, their compliance, their accessories, and their warranty. There are a few small differences between the two, though. The DuroMax-XP12000EH has a DC outlet and is six pounds lighter than the DuroMax-XP12000HX. It also has a slightly longer run time. The DuroMax-XP12000HX, on the other hand, is two decibels louder and doesn’t have a DC outlet. Your needs will determine which of these two generators you should choose. If a longer runtime and a DC outlet are important to you, the DuroMax-XP12000EH might be a better choice. But if you don’t mind the extra weight and want a louder generator, you might want to go with the DuroMax-XP12000HX.

In summary, both the Generac-7129-GP3000i and the Honda-EU2200i are high-quality portable generators with similar features like inverter technology, low THD, and the ability to work in parallel. However, the Generac-7129-GP3000i has a higher running wattage, more AC outlets, and DC outlets, making it more suitable for users who require more power and versatility. On the other hand, the Honda-EU2200i is easier to move around, makes less noise, and can run for longer at 25% load. This makes it a better choice for people who value portability, quiet operation, and long runtime. In the end, the choice between these two products will depend on what the user wants to do with it, how much power it needs, and where it will be used.

In summary, both the DuroMax-XP4850EH and the DuroMax-XP4400EH have the same engine and can use both gasoline and diesel fuel. But the two generators are not the same in a few ways. The running watts and surge watts of the DuroMax-XP4850EH generator are higher than those of the DuroMax-XP4400EH. The DuroMax-XP4400EH generator, on the other hand, can run longer at 50% load. The DuroMax-XP4400EH generator also uses less fuel than the DuroMax-XP4850EH generator. Overall, the DuroMax-XP4850EH generator is the best choice for people who need more power, while the DuroMax-XP4400EH generator is best for people who need a longer runtime and better fuel efficiency.

In short, both the Predator 3500-59137 and the Briggs & Stratton 30545 P3000 PowerSmart portable electric generators have their pros and cons. The Predator 3500-59137 has a higher running wattage, a longer runtime at 25% load, and an extra 30A 120V outlet, so it can power larger appliances. The Briggs & Stratton 30545 P3000 PowerSmart, on the other hand, is lighter, has a lower THD, has more AC outlets, and has a longer warranty. The Briggs & Stratton generator also has a 5V USB port and an outlet that looks like a cigarette lighter. These can be used to charge smaller electronics. So, the Predator 3500-59137 might be better for people who need to power bigger appliances, while the Briggs & Stratton 30545 P3000 PowerSmart might be better for people who want portability, versatility, and a longer warranty.

In short, both the Pulsar-PG12000B and the DuroMax-XP12000EH are powerful portable generators that can run on both gas and oil and can be started with electricity. But the Pulsar-warranty PG12000B’s is shorter than the DuroMax- XP12000EH’s. The DuroMax-XP12000EH also has a longer run time at 50% load, lower THD, a low oil indicator, and a longer warranty period. On the other hand, the Pulsar-PG12000B is lighter and has more AC outlets, including one that works both ways. So, the DuroMax-XP12000EH may be a better choice for people who want a longer runtime, lower THD, and a longer warranty, while the Pulsar-PG12000B may be a better choice for people who need more AC outlets and a lighter weight generator.