4,500-Watt Remote Start Dual-Fuel Inverter Generator with CO Shutdown Sensor
Model: PG4500BISRCO
- 4,500 Peak Watts and 3,700 Running Watts (Gasoline)
- 3,700 Peak Watts and 3,330 Running Watts (Propane)
- Dual fuel flexibility – Operates on gasoline and propane
- 3.17 Gal. gasoline fuel tank; up to 11 hours of run time at 50% load
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User Manual Specifications
Pulsar Products
Pulsar brings innovation and value to the portable power equipment market including power stations, inverter generators, gas powered generators, and dual-fuel generators for all your portable power and home backup needs.
Home Backup Power
120 volt 30-amp output allows you to power lights, appliances, and electronics for your home backup needs.
Jobsite Approved
The built-in mobility kit with retractable handle makes transportation around the jobsite simple while powering all the tools needed to get the job done.
Power Your Fun
The Pulsar PG4500BISRCO provides plenty of power for remote events and outdoor activities.
Dual Fuel Generator
Operates on gasoline or propane to give you flexibility and reliability when you need it most.
CO Alert System with Auto Shut-Off
CO Sentry alert system keeps you and your family safe when excess levels of carbon monoxide are detected.
4 Available Outlets
30-amp RV ready generator with three 120-volt outlets and one USB outlet.
Remote Start Generator
Start your generator from up to 80 feet away without needing to step outside of your home or RV.
Long Run Time
Capable of continuously running up to 11 hours at half load on a single tank of gasoline.
Easily Change Fuel Sources
Switch & Go provides fuel flexibility that extends run time by simply turning the dial from one fuel source to the other, even while your generator is running.
Inverter Generator
The Pulsar PG4500BISRCO delivers a stable sine wave allowing you to power sensitive electronics such as televisions, cell phones, laptops, and more.
Warranty & Support
Covered by a 3-Year warranty and live support. Call us at (866) 591-8921
Description
Meet the Pulsar PG4500BiSRCO inverter generator – the ultimate choice for clean and reliable power in a portable package. This dual fuel inverter generator with remote start offers optimal flexibility and convenience for any situation. Safely operate sensitive electronics using either gasoline or propane and enjoy continuous operation of up to 11 hours at half load.
Equipped with a 224cc, 4-stroke, OHV engine, this generator produces an impressive 4500 peak watts and 3700 running watts of power. With a noise rating of just 64 dB, this unit is virtually silent compared to conventional generators – making it the perfect choice for outdoor events, camping, and other noise-sensitive environments.
And with parallel capability, you can easily run two generators in tandem to effectively increase power output without the hassle of managing a larger unit. Whether you need to power your RV, home appliances, or power tools on a job site, the Pulsar 4500-watt dual fuel inverter generator has you covered.
Thanks to its compact size and impact-resistant frame, complete with never-flat wheels and a telescopic handle, storing and maneuvering this generator is a breeze. And with the added convenience of remote start, you can start the generator from up to 80 feet away – giving you even more flexibility and control.
Don’t settle for less when it comes to clean and reliable power. Choose the Pulsar PG4500BiSRCO and experience the ultimate combination of power, portability, and convenience.
Features
- Gasoline: 4,500 Peak Watts and 3,700 Running Watts
- Propane: 3,700 Peak Watts and 3,330 Running Watts
- One 120V 20AMP Duplex Outlet
- One 120V 30AMP RV Outlet
- One 12V DC 8AMP Outlet
- One Integrated USB Outlet
- 224cc 8 HP OHV engine
- Automatic CO shutoff with CO sensor for increased safety
- Capable of up to 11 hours of run time at half load on 3.2 gallons of fuel
- Economy mode provides improved fuel efficiency
- Convenient wireless remote start allows you to operate the unit from up to 80 ft. away
- Push button start featured on the unit with recoil backup
- Quiet operation makes this a preferred unit for RV and camp parks
- Compact design with telescopic handle and 5 inch never-flat wheels for easy handling and storage
- Stable sine wave technology provides pure, safe electrical power for powering and charging laptops, cell phones, and other sensitive electronic devices
- Circuit breakers that provide overload protection
- Parallel Capability will allow you to link two units into one with a Pulsar Parallel Kit
- Starter battery included
- CARB & EPA approved
| Specifications | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| Product Length (in) | 24.5 | Product Height (in) | 21.1 |
| Product Width (in) | 18.7 | Product Weight (lb) | 103 |
| Starting Wattage (w) | 4500 | Voltage Output (v) | 120 |
| Running Wattage (w) | 3700 | Start Type | Remote, Electric, Recoil |
| Built-in inverter | Yes | Amperage Output (a) | 30 |
| Oil Type | 10W30 | Engine Displacement (cc) | 224 |
| Fuel Type | Gasoline, Propane | Fuel Tank Capacity (gal) | 3.17 |
| Half Load Run Time (hr) | 11 | Horse Power (hp) | 8 |
| Oil Capacity (oz) | 20.2 | Outlets | 4 |
| Operational Volume (dB) | 64.8 | Warranty (yr) | 2 |
| Included | propane hose, battery | Low Oil Shutdown | Yes |
| Fuel Gauge | Yes | Hour Meter | Yes |
| Voltage Meter | Yes | Outlet Covers | Yes |
| Automatic Voltage Regulator | Yes | Mobility Kit | Yes |
| Parallel Capable | Yes | Certifications | EPA, CARB |
Reviews
Remote
I lost me remote and I can’t find anything online or on website about how, where or if I can get a new one and replace it
Starter battery
No info on the starter battery. Mine was stored for some time. Go to use it and it will not start with remote or button. Only pull manually with jackery powering starter battery. Apparently need replaced but no info on what to buy. Seems crappy it will not work. Purpose of this item is to work when needed.
Why does it come with 2 separate regulators?
Why does the unit include 2 different style propane regulators, but no instructions for either one?
PG4500BISRCO
bought new
so Far just unboxed my new unit PG4500BISRCO
1. Manual does show proper connection to propane steps . Need this added . website i could get it ?
2. Not sure what the small metal 1/4 x 5″ round bar that came with unit next to screw driver is for (thickness of a pencil) Still looking in manual )
3. manual pg 12 Side panel (RT)where battery connects, the 4 screws holding hte side panel are spinning in the plastic socket. The so called nut is attached to plastic spinning . Cant remove to get to battery compartment keeps spinning.
4. manual pg 19-21 Haven’t tried the other side yet to see if they spin also for looks like will need access that side for filter and other after some use to keep it clean .(hmm)
5. manual pg 9 Front instrument panel silver metal screws that hold it to the plastic housing are so short they all are stripped not holding the panel on very well. (3 were half way out already taking out of box)
6. Manual pg 12, 20 Oil drain plug does show location hmm
7. see 2 looks like drain hoses underneath or i hope they are drain hoses not mentioned.
Havent powered up yet..
No information on Propane hookup
Nothing in manual about connecting propane and why 2 different Propane regulators.