GENERAC GP7500EDF Dual Fuel Portable Generator User Manual

: October 30, 2023
: Generac

Table of Contents

GP7500EDF Dual Fuel Portable Generator
Generac GP7500E Dual Fuel Portable Generator
Generator Sizing Guide
Specifications

GP7500EDF Dual Fuel Portable Generator

Generac GP7500E Dual Fuel Portable Generator

The Generac GP7500E Dual Fuel Portable Generator is ideal for use at outdoor events, DIY projects or as emergency backup power. This generator can run on gasoline or liquid propane, providing power and versatility when and where you need it. The Fold-Down Locking Handle makes it easy to maneuver and store, while the Hardened Steel Tube Cradle adds durability and strength. The Large- Capacity Steel Fuel Tank with incorporated fuel gauge provides up to 10 hours of run-time at 50% load on gasoline and 5 hours of run-time at 50% load on liquid propane using a 20 lb tank. The PowerRushTM Advanced Technology delivers up to 30% more starting capacity, allowing you to do more with less. The Heavy Duty, Never-Flat Wheels allow for easy portability.

Control Panel

Hour Meter – Tracks maintenance intervals
(2) 1-POLE 20A Circuit Breakers
(1) 120/240V AC 30A L14-30R Twist Lock Outlet
Electric Start – Provides reliable, hassle-free startups (battery included)
(2) 120V, 20A 5-20R GFCI Duplex Outlets

Generator Sizing Guide

Sizing a portable generator is easy. Follow these steps:

Choose which devices you want to power at the same time.
Record and add the running watts listed for each device that you need to power.
Record the starting watts listed for each device.
Select the one device with the highest starting watts. Add that number to the total running watts to determine the total wattage requirement.

Specifications

Model: GP7500E DF
Starting Watts: 8011 (Gas) / 6800 (LP)
Running Watts: 9400 (Gas) / 8500 (LP)
Voltage: 120 / 240 VAC 60 Hz
Amperage: 62.5 / 31.25
Engine Displacement: 420cc OHV
Engine Speed: 3600
Oil Type: 10W-30 / SAE 30
Oil Capacity: 1.06 (1.0)
Lubrication Method: Splash Lube
Electric Start / Pull Start: Yes / Yes
Fuel Tank Capacity (gal.): Built-In Tank 7.9 (29.9)
Run Time (hrs.) at 50% Load: 10 (Gas) / 5 (LP)*
Handle Style: Dual Grip, Single Folding with Lock Pin
Wheel Type: 9.5 Never Flat
Warranty: 3 Year Limited (Residential) / 2 Year Limited (Commercial)
Weight – lbs (kg): 204 (92.5)
Dimensions – L x W x H (in.): 27.18 x 27 x 27.09
Dimensions – L x W x H (cm): 69 x 68.4 x 68.8

Product Usage

Before using the Generac GP7500E Dual Fuel Portable Generator, ensure you have read and understood the user manual thoroughly. Follow these steps to use the generator:

Fill the fuel tank with gasoline or liquid propane, depending on your preference.
Turn the dial to select your fuel source.
Turn the Off/Run/Start Switch to the “On” position.
Press the Electric Start button to start the generator. If the battery is dead or not charged, use the Pull Start to start the generator.
Allow the generator to run for a few minutes before connecting any devices to it.
Follow the sizing guide to determine which devices you can connect to the generator.
Connect your devices to the appropriate outlets on the Control Panel.
Turn off all connected devices before shutting down the generator.
Turn the Off/Run/Start Switch to the “Off” position.

Ideal for use at outdoor events, the next DIY project or emergency backup power in the case of an outage, the Generac GP7500E Dual Fuel provides power and versatility when and where you need it. Featuring Dual Fuel functionality, the GP7500E DF is capable of running on either gasoline or an LP gas fuel source with the simple turn of a dial.

Product Overview

*Increases electrical current upon demand above rated output when starting electric motors. POWERRUSH™ percentage varies by model.

CONTROL PANEL

HOW MUCH POWER DO YOU NEED?
Sizing a portable generator is easy. Check out this sample:

Choose which devices you want to power at the same time.
Record and add the running watts listed for each device that you need to power.
Record the starting watts listed for each device.
Select the one device with the highest starting watts. Add that number to the total running watts to determine the total wattage requirement.

DEVICE	RUNNING WATTS	ADDITIONAL STARTING WATTS
HOUSEHOLD	Coffee Maker	1500
Computer with a 17″ Monitor	800	–
Electric Range – 8″ Element	2100	–
Electric Water Heater	2000	1000
Garage Door Opener – 1/2 HP	875	2350
Microwave – 1000 Watts	1000	–
Refrigerator/Freezer	700	2200
Sump Pump 1/2 HP	1050	2150
Television – 27″	500	–
Washing Machine	1150	2300
Well Pump – 1/2 HP	1000	2100
Central AC – 24,000 BTU	3800	4950
Furnace Fan Blower – 1/2 HP	875	2300
Heat Pump	4700	4500
Window AC – 12,000 BTU	3250	3950
JOBSITE	Air Compressor – 1/2 HP	1000
Airless Paint Sprayer- 1/3 HP	600	1200
Belt Sander – 3″	1200	2400
Circular Saw – 7-1/4″	1400	2300
Hand Drill – 1/2″	600	900
Reciprocating Saw	960	–
Quartz Halogen Work Light	1000	–
Table Saw, 10″	2000	2000
RECREATION	CD / DVD Player	100
Color TV – 13″	150	–
Inflator Pump	50	150
Outdoor Light String	250	–
Slow Cooker	250	–
RV Air Conditioner (13,500 BTU)	1500	700