The HW7500EL was the largest model of all Honeywell portable generators that I could find. The L in EL means it's CARB approved for sale in California. It comes with a three year warranty, produces 7500 watts (9,375 max), run for 7 hours at 1/2 load and costs $1,100 from Sears.
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US $779.00
I could not find any information on noise levels, not a good sign!
Specs:
- Continuous Watts: 7500 Watts
- Maximum Watts: 9375Watts
- Amps: 31.3 A @ 240
- Engine Type: Honeywell / Big-Bore, OHV
- Engine cc: 420
- Start: Recoil
- Outlets: L14-30 120/240VAC (Floating Neutral), 120V 5-20R Duplex, 120V 5-20R Duplex, N/A, N/A
- Fuel Tank: 6.5 Gallons
- Run Time: 8.0 Hours @ 50% Load
- Frame: 28 mm Steel - Industrial Vibration Isolators
- Portability: Never-Flat Wheels and Handle Kit (Assembly Required)
- Added Features: Low Oil Protection, Fuel Gauge, Overload Protection, Auto Voltage Reg, Spark Arrester
- Warranty: 3-Year
- Dimensions: 29.0 in x 27.0 in x 29.0 in
- Weight: 210
Honeywell Portable Generators
Cool site! I really like your Watt calculator:)
Buying a generator can be a lot like buying an automobile. The body and engine are included in the base price, but the many desirable features you want cause the price to go up. Practical options to look for include:
overhead valve engine for longer engine life and quieter operation;
pressurized lubrication for longer engine life;
auto idle control to reduce noise level and fuel consumption;
large gas tank (larger than 5 gallons);
low oil shutdown feature to prevent engine damage; and
wheel kit for easy transport.
Bought a 2000i piece of junk seized in the second year.