Propane Generators

Portable propane generators are devices that use propane as their fuel source to generate electricity. Propane is a clean-burning fuel that produces fewer emissions than gasoline, making propane generators a popular choice for outdoor activities and emergency backup power.

Propane generators work by burning propane in an internal combustion engine, which drives an alternator that generates electricity. Propane is stored in a separate tank, which is connected to the generator through a hose. The generator typically includes a regulator to control the pressure of the propane as it enters the engine.

Propane generators are portable, making them convenient for outdoor use or in areas without access to electricity. They are also quieter than gasoline generators, making them a good choice for use in residential areas. Propane is also less volatile than gasoline, reducing the risk of fire or explosion.