I have a pair of these Genmax GM7500aIED's for our house backup and love them. They are a huge value for the money at their $899 price and especially at the Black Friday 2024 price of $799 I got them for last year. I have a 50 amp connection to our house using a Reliance 50a power inlet, interlock kit, and 50 amp breaker for proper setup. I can run our entire 3,000 sq/ft house off of a single generator easily running 2 full size fridges, a kitchen island drink fridge, use all the LED lights in the house, run 3 LCD TV's, sons PS5, my network rack for internet and 4 AP's, open either garage door, run the 120v 1/2hp septic pump, and balance in an air fryer OR microwave OR coffee maker (not all at once). With a single, I cannot run our 5 ton 2 stage heat pump AC unit, electric water heater, or electric clothes dryer, but, when both are in parallel, I can balance any of those last 3 in. I also have these where I can tie them in via quick connects to our 250 gallon propane tank and they hook directly in since they each need about 11" water column and the pressure regulator is built into the gens. A single generator on propane is 6,000 starting watts and 5,500 running watts so in parallel you have 12kw starting and 11kw running. With my AirGo soft start on the outside unit, it dropped the 153 amp LRA down to 38 amps so the AC can be run ONLY when they are in parallel. OR, I could run the electric clothes dryer which bounces the wattage from 1.5kw up to about 5kw when it's on. OR, I can run the electric water heater with its dual 4,500 watt elements that run one at a time (like most do). You just have to use common sense when trying to run various loads during an outage. I also have my breaker panel set with color coded dots so my family knows what can and cannot be run and made a Word document just in case.

Pretty quiet, easy setup. Able to run my house no problem. I'd maybe give it a 4.8 but rounded up to a 5. Oil changes are easy with the included drain hose and funnel. If you're feeling spicy you can lift it yourself but it won't be too fun. Nice upgrade over a non-inverter generator. One other thing to note is that the ground and neutral are bonded but it is easy to change. If you don't know what that means, hire an electrician. Information about the neutral bond is for entertainment purposes only.

Its easy to start it has option for LP or gasoline its not loud and easy for a female to handle by her self I'm 64 years of age I'm having to learn of new things with my husband being sick!! I like it very much for me to handle to use when electric goes off it will come in handy for medical assistance Thank you for making more Generators easy to understand and handle to use I was always afraid to use one until I bought this one easy for me to start and to use in emergencies.

As of writing I have 50 hours on the unit. I purchased this for dual use. 1) camper power-easily powers 30amp camper-will run for 13-14 hours on single tank of gas with single 13k btu AC unit 2) home backup, will run 240v 30amp well pump and the rest of home (minus 4 ton ac unit). Overall this thing is tough to beat for the price. It has run well, it's reasonably quiet, remove start it nice, and at 100lbs with wheels and telescoping handle is relatively maneuverable. I have yet to try the propane functionality but it did include the regulator and I have no reason to expect it wouldn't work as intended.

I haven't started this generator up yet, but the fact that it has a 50 and 30 amp plugs are the features that i like best. I bought this for my RV and couldn't be happier. The fact that it's dual fuel with electric start is an added function that i like as well.

Super quiet, runs my 50amp airstream with ease. Went an entire 4 day trip and hardly used any Gass with intermittent use.

I purchased two because of portabilty and not always needing a lot of power so i dicided if i ever need more power i eoukf just link thrm together. As far as using thrm ive only done a break in by running all 120 v items through my 50 amp inlet including the above the range microwave. Worked perfect.

We chatted with GenMax support via email before buying. They were very helpful to explain the difference between this Sam's exclusive model compared to the 7250 sold everywhere else for quite a bit more $. The price of this 7.5kw dual fuel inverter generator with the outlets and features it has just can't be beat, and I looked around, believe me. I bought two of them with plans as whole home backup so I also bought the parallel cable elsewhere. If you wish to do 50a instead of 30a, then you will need to parallel them. In the meantime, I bring one and a propane tank with us and our travel trailer when boondocking, and it is RV-ready for us having the TTR30 plug. I did have a challenge for first startup with both. They would not startup on propane for first ever light up. Batteries went dead trying and I got tired of pulling the cord so many times after that so I then switched to gasoline source, put a little gasoline in the tank, after which each fired up with a single pull of the cord and then I was able to transition to propane for no problem stops and starts after that. The remote control is useful so we can control it while laying in bed. The noise is not bad either and we were fine even with it beside our trailer next to where our bed is located. It is a bit heavy for 1 person lift. I'm ok to put it up into and take it down from the pickup bed but for many, plan a 2 person lift.

I bought one and received it 2 weeks ago. So far, so good. Easy set up. Quick start up. Idles well in both modes and relatively quiet. I modulated power up to about 15 amps and the meters seemed accurate. I plan on running an extended test with everything in the rv on and check the performance and fuel economy. the only drawback I've found so far is the remote. the main switch needs to be on for the remote start. possibly running down the battery if it's weak. I'll post my results.

The description was a little misleading in that when it said it puts out up to 240 volts 50 amps and i said deal. When i got the generator and started to read the instructions i realised that in order to get the 50 amps you would need 2 generators with the parallel kit and ain't no way i'm buying 2 generators and i kind of kick myself in the butt for not doing the wattage to amp math, which i should have done, cause i would have gone with one that had a higher power output. With that being said it is a quiet, multifuel, easy to operate and maintain generator with an actual 240 volt plug capable that you can hook a dryer to. God bless