Generac 5623 - GP6500 - 6500 Watt Portable Generator
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Generac GP6500 - 6500 Watt Portable Generator
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Emergency Generator
• Generates plenty of electricity to weather the storm
• Powers refrigerator, sump pump, furnace fan, lights and more
Generac OHV Engine
• High-quality engine with automatic low oil shutdown
Brushless Alternator
• Produces safe, clean - near utility quality - electricity
Hour Meter
• Built-in resets remind you of scheduled maintenance
Steel Fuel Tank and Gauge
• Generates power up to 9 hours at half load
Mobility Kit
• Never-flat tires and locking fold-down handles
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Model Number: | 5623 |
 | | | Manufacturer: | Generac | | | | Made in USA: | No | | Engine | | | | Brand: | Generac | | | | Starting System: | Recoil Start | | | | HP/CC: | 389 cc | | | | Consumer Engine Warranty: | 2 Years | | | | Commercial Engine Warranty: | 1 Year | | | | Engine RPM: | 3600 RPM | | | | Low Oil Alert: | Yes | | | | Cast Iron Sleeve: | Yes | | Product Specs | | | | Voltage | 120/240 Single-Phase | | | | Frequency: | 60 Hertz | | | | Alternator: | Brushless | | | | Auto Voltage Regulation: | Not Necessary | | | | Fuel Type | Gasoline | | | | Rated Amps: | 27 Amps @ 240 Volts (Single Phase) | | | | Portability Kit: | Solid Rubber | | | | Tank Size: | 6.6 Gallons | | | | Run Time (50% Load): | 9 Hours | | | | Fuel Tank Material: | Metal | | | | Fuel Gauge: | Yes | | | | Idle Control: | No | | | | Transfer Switch: | Manual (Not Included) | | Overview | | | | Weight: | 180 Lbs. (81.65 kilograms) | | | | Dimensions: | 33.5L x 26.5W x 27.5H
(85.09 x 67.31 x 69.85 cm) | | | | Consumer Warranty: | 2 Years | | | | Commercial Warranty: | 1 Year | | | | Spec Sheet: | View PDF  |
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Average Rating: 5.0 of 5.0
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Written November 19, 2009 |
| Great for Emergency Power |
| By Frank Dracman (Clay County, AR) |
Our rural area got hit with a bad ice storm, knocking out our electric service for over three weeks.
I purchased this generator on the second day, and had an electrician pull my meter and wire it to the house directly.
For the three weeks that I used it, all I had to do was keep pouring the gasoline into it, and change the oil about 4 times.
I could run my gas furnace, electric water heater, refrigerator a couple of lights and a TV with no problems. To be safe, I switched off the water heater and was able to use my coffee pot and one burner on my range for cooking.
The generator took around 10 gallons of gasoline per day to run, but it was worth the expense because night time temperatures dropped to the mid to upper teens each night.
My only problem with the generator happened on the very last day that I used it (with just under 300 hours on the meter). The power began to fluctuate and sometimes drop out. Fortunately for us, the power company came by about two hours later and hooked us up.
I took the generator to a nearby authorized service center, and they repaired the unit at no charge to me under warranty.
I am so impressed with this generator, I am considering purchasing a Generac home standby generator. |
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Written July 15, 2009 |
| Ohio Hurricane! |
| By William Kahler (Englewood, OH) |
I bought this generator last year after the wind storm we had (notice how everyone seems to need something after the fact!!)
Well, I ordered it and was in contact with Electric Generators Direct.com's customer service the whole time- it was sent promptly and was in great shape when it got here.
The power was back on the same day it got here but I am confident that it will weather the next storm.
It is built like a brick house and it is one of the best values I have seen, plus you can't beat the customer service!! |
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- Ships via Semi-Truck
- Allow 7-14 Days
- Free to Lower 48 States
- Standard Rates to Alaska & Hawaii
We currently CANNOT ship this product to Canada, California
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- Safely Lowers Products Off the Truck
- Requires Special Hydraulic Lift
- $50 Service Charge
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