Champion's Dual Fuel technology makes it possible to operate your portable generator using either petrol or Propane. Switching between fuel sources is safe and simple, allowing you to choose the best fuel for your needs. Power your life with innovative options for a cleaner, easier experience.
Dual Fuel Technology was developed to allow you to choose the safest and most effective fuel option for your needs.
While Champion lead the way with their dual fuel patented technology & their machines are Factory fitted & therefore the 3 years Manufacturer's Warranty is fully supported.
The products we would wish to propose to you are innovative & unique in the Generator market, able to run on Propane (as well as petrol) therefore producing less harmful emissions, & costing less to run, both in fuel & through life costs.
Most motor-driven products that you will connect to your generator need extra watts when they start, this is known as starting watts.
The Starting Watts listed on your generator is the wattage the generator can output for an average of 6 seconds (Inverter) or 10 minutes (Open Frame Type).
Once this period is over, and if the wattage has not reduced the Overload Protection will activate and the generator will trip using the following methods circuit breaker (frame type) and flashing overload light (Inverter), if this happens the power (wattage) needs to reduced or disconnected immediately and the generator needs to be reset by stopping the generator and turning everything to the ‘OFF’ position and leaving for minimum 2 minutes (Inverter Only).
The Maximum Watts listed on your generator is the MAX watts output the generator can run at – however it is not recommended to run your generator at the maximum watts for periods more than average 5 minutes (Inverter) and 60 minutes (Open Frame Type). Once this period is over, and if the wattage has not reduced the Overload Protection will activate and the generator will trip using the following methods circuit breaker (frame type) and flashing overload light (Inverter), if this happens the power (wattage) needs to reduced or disconnected immediately and the generator needs to be reset by stopping the generator and turning everything to the ‘OFF’ position and leaving for minimum 2 minutes. While working in the max zone on an Inverter you will have solid red overload light this is normal.