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Generator - Cobra E9500 - $2,100 (Chattanooga, TN)
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• Power: 9500 Watts (Peak/Starting), typically around 7600 Running Watts (similar models).
• Engine: 420cc Gasoline Engine.
• Start: Electric & Remote Start.
• Outlets: Various receptacles including L5-20, L5-30, and L14-30.
• Voltage: 120/240V, Single Phase, 60Hz.
• Fuel Tank: Large capacity (e.g., 12.3 gallons for similar models).
• Noise: Around 74 dB at 10 feet (can vary by model/load).
• Protection: Circuit Breaker.
What it's Used For:
• Powering multiple large appliances like air conditioners, refrigerators, sump pumps, and workshop tools.
• As a powerful backup for entire homes during blackouts.
Considerations:
• Size & Weight: It's a large, heavy unit (around 360 lbs), often requiring wheels or multiple people to move.
• Power Delivery: While powerful, some users find smaller generators can handle similar loads, and it's crucial to match loads to the generator's capabilities to avoid tripping breakers.
The Cobra E9500 generator is a heavy-duty, 9500-watt gasoline-powered unit designed for demanding tasks, featuring a 420cc engine, circuit breaker protection, and electric/remote start, offering 120/240V power for running large appliances, though it's a significant investment requiring space and manpower due to its size and weight. It's a commercial-grade generator known for substantial power output, often compared with other brands like Predator, and is used for workshops or as a powerful backup, but users should be aware of its considerable physical footprint and power delivery characteristics.
Only used for 1 hour. I bought it and then never got into construction. So I don't need it.