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Completely versatile; the Champion Dual Fuel portable generator operates off Gasoline or Propane/LPG gas; choose the fuel source which is most convenient and cost effective for you.  Pure sine wave output (less than 5% THD – total harmonic distortion) means the generator is safe to power your computers, HD TV’s, and other sensitive electronics.  Generator features Electric Start with battery included for one-touch push button starting.  Also included is a battery maintenance charger to keep the battery charged when generator is stored or not in use.  

Power output is 7000 Running Watts, 9000 Peak Watts on gasoline and 6300 Running Watts, 8100 Peak Watts when running on Propane/LPG.  This Champion generator can run lights, TV, refrigerator, sump pump and furnace fan all at the same time.  Also great for running 3-4 power tools.  Powered by a Champion 439cc 4 Stroke OHV engine with cast iron sleeve and Cold Start Technology, this generator is optimized to start quickly and reliably in cold & warm weather.  Generator will run for up to 8 hours on a full tank (6.1 gallons) of gasoline or for up to 5 hours off a 20 lb./5 Gallon Propane (LPG) gas tank (propane tank not provided) at 50% load.  EPA/CARB approved for sale in 50 States.  Features durable steel frame with fold away “U” shaped handle,  9.5" never flat wheels, 2 - 120V 20 Amp GFCI Duplex Outlets (5-20R), 1 – 120V 30 Amp Outlet (L5-30R), and  1 -120V/240V 30 Amp Twistlock Outlet (L14-30R), Outlet Covers, Overvoltage Protection (AVR), Low Oil Shut Off Sensor and Intelliguage meter. 

Solar energy as a power source for water pumping is an ideal solution where water is required when the sun is shining, or where it can be stored in a high location (eg in a header tank). Solar pump systems can also be configured as 'hybrid' systems and incorporate an additional power source, eg a generator.

Rainbow Power Company designs and supplies solar pumping systems for submersible bore pumps, surface pumps (or floating pumps) or inline transfer pumps. We offer both, domestic (home use) and commercial solar pumping solutions.

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