The
running of any generator depend on the tank size of the generator and the rate
of power consumption.
A portable
generator running at 50% load or 25% load will likely last longer than when the
load is 100% .
A portable
generator at 100% load and a tank size
of 5 gallons will likely run longer than a gen at 25% load and a fuel tank size
of 3 gallons.
Therefore
the hours a generator can run non-top depend on the tank size of the generator,
This is
often related to the gen size, 12000watt gen is likely to have a fuel tank size
of 10 gallons whereas a 1000watt generator is likely to have a tank size of 1 gallons.
The 2nd
factor i amount of power of consumption or you r load, if you are using a
generator at 100% load it is likely to run for a shorter time , even if the
generator has a large fuel tank size , likewise if you are running a generator
at 25% load it is likely to run for a longer even if it a has a small size fuel
tank.
The run
time of a portable generator is proportional to the fuel tank size or and your
power usage.
But the
most common reason for a generator to
run for a longer time is the power of
the generator which is also proportional to the fuel tank size. This is why
most large generator have larger than size while smaller generator have smaller
tank size.
For example
tailgator 900 watts has a running time of
5 hours, dirty hand tool 10117, also has a running time of 5 hours while gpg10000ew , green-power generator, 7500 watt gen
has a running time of 7 hour,
Therefore if
you the very important thing to observe is that most large watt generator are needed
for large power using , while lower watt generator are needed are small power
usage, , but above all large watt gen are likely to run for longer time than
small watt generators.
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