ALP Generator 1000 W Propane Powered
Experience the unparalleled convenience and reliability of the ALP 1000W Propane Generator, your perfect solution for power on-the-go. Imagine the ease of bringing efficient, clean energy to your camping adventures, adding an extra spark to your tailgating events, or ensuring peace of mind during unexpected power outages. This portable powerhouse not only offers you flexibility in various settings but also ensures an eco-friendly power solution compared to traditional generators. Don't let power constraints limit your experiences – the ALP 1000W Propane Generator is here to revolutionize how you access and use power, wherever life takes you.
Features:
- Propane-powered / gasoline-free
- EPA & CARB approved
- 60 hr run time on 20 lb tank, 3 hr run time on 1 lb tank
- 30 lb portable and lightweight design
- Powers most refrigerators
- 2X power output when running parallel ports
- Ultra-bright emergency LED light
- Multiple charging options
- Pure sine-wave technology
- 1 year limited warranty
- Dimensions: 18-1/4”L x 10-1/4”W x 14”H
- Low oil auto shut off to protect the motor
*Propane tanks & 20 lb hose adaptor sold separately.
What's Included
Everything you need is included with ALP 1000W NextGen Propane Generator and more!
- ALP 1000W NextGen Propane Powered Generator
- 12" Hose
- Instruction Manual
ALP 1000W Propane Generator Features
60 HOUR RUNTIME
ALP propane generators offer long-lasting 60-hour runtimes on 20 lb at 25% load, eliminating the need to store dangerous gas tanks. With less worry of running out of fuel – like with traditional gas generators – ALP keeps you powered under any circumstance.
WHISPER QUIET
Our ALP Generators won't rumble and tumble like traditional gas generators. At under 52 dBA, our generators are ideal for camping and emergency use situations. Just turn it on, sit back, and enjoy the beautiful sound of mother nature.
LIGHTWEIGHT
At just under 30 lb, the ALP 1000 W generator's lightweight and compact design makes it a breeze to transport and store. And, the top-mounted carry handle allows you to take our generator wherever you go with ease.
RUN YOUR REFRIGERATOR
The ALP 1000W generator is powerful enough to keep your fridge turned on and drinks cold! Don't stress about rotten food in a power outage; plug into our generator and keep your fridge running for hours!
*Use outdoors in a well-ventilated area only.
LED LIGHTS
Each of our generators comes mounted with an ultra-bright LED light for ease of use and added security in dark situations – no need for a separate lantern or draining the battery on your cell phone.
Specifications
ALP 1000W Propane Generator Product Specs
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AC Rated Wattage: | 850W |
AC Max Wattage: | 1000W |
AC Rated Frequency: | 60 HZ |
AC Amperage: | 7.1A |
Engine: | 53.2cc OHV 4-Stroke |
Cooling System: | Air Cooling |
Compression Ratio: | 7.6:1 |
Starting: | Recoil |
Run Time @ 25%: | 60 hr (20 lb tank) / 3 hr (1 lb tank) |
Outlets: | (2) 120V AC |
Weight: | 30.86 lb (14 kg) |
Charger: | 12V DC / 13.8V Regulated |
LED Light: | 2W |
Parallel Ports: | 1 Set |
USB Ports: | (2) 2.0A |
Noise Level: | <52dBA |
FAQS
ALP 1000W Generator FAQs
Why Might the Generator Not Run for 60 Hours?
There are a few factors that might explain why your generator isn't running for the expected 60 hours:
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Propane Tank Level: Your generator relies on a full 20-pound propane tank, similar to those used with standard barbecues. If your tank isn't completely filled, it won't provide the full 60-hour run time. Double-check the weight of your propane tank to ensure it contains a full 20 pounds of propane.
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Efficiency Loss: Over time, the generator might lose some efficiency. Regular maintenance and cleaning are crucial. If your generator hasn’t been serviced in a while, it may not operate at its peak performance.
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High Power Output: Using appliances or equipment that demand high power can shorten the run time. The 60-hour estimate is typically based on running the generator at a moderate load. Check the wattage of the devices you are powering and ensure it aligns with what the generator can handle over an extended period.
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Environment: Extreme weather conditions can affect the generator’s efficiency. Cold temperatures can cause propane to burn faster, and high altitudes can impact engine performance. Consider these environmental factors if you're experiencing a shorter run time.
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Leakages: Leaks in the propane lines or tank can also cause reduced run times. Inspect the connections and lines for any potential leaks. If you suspect a leak, use a soapy water solution over the area and watch for bubbles, indicating escaping gas.
By addressing these factors, you should be able to identify why the generator isn't reaching its 60-hour run time and take steps to rectify the issue.
What is the largest size tank that can be used with the generator?
The largest propane tank you can use with this generator is 20 pounds. To connect a 20-pound tank, you'll need a braided propane hose compatible with the generator. It can also run on smaller tanks, such as a 1-pound propane tank, which would provide about 3 hours of operation.
What Type of Oil Is Recommended for the Generator?
When choosing oil for your generator, there are a few important factors to consider:
Conventional vs. Synthetic Oil
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Conventional Motor Oil: Recommended if the generator will be sitting unused for extended periods. This type of oil, such as 10W-30 or 10W-40, offers excellent protection against corrosion and ensures smooth startup.
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Synthetic Oil: Generally not recommended for generators that are left idle for long periods. While synthetic oil offers high performance, it does not provide the same level of protection against corrosion as conventional or blended oils.
Weight and Viscosity
- 10W-30 or 10W-40: These weights are typically recommended for generators. They provide a good balance of performance and protection, ensuring the generator parts remain well-lubricated and protected.
In summary, conventional or blended oils in the 10W-30 or 10W-40 range are usually the best choices for generators, especially if the generator won't be used frequently.
Can the ALP generator charge a car battery?
Absolutely, the generator can charge a car battery. It comes equipped with a built-in 12-volt battery charger, regulated at 13.8 volts and operating within a range of 4-9 amps. This setup is ideal for replenishing your vehicle's battery efficiently. Whether you're stranded with a dead battery or just maintaining your car's battery health, this generator provides a convenient and reliable solution.
How loud is the ALP 1000W generator when operating?
When considering the noise level of a generator during operation, it's important to note that traditional gas generators can often be quite loud and disruptive. However, this generator stands out with its impressively quiet performance. Operating at a noise level of under 52 decibels, it is remarkably quiet. For comparison, normal conversation typically occurs around 60 decibels, making this generator quieter than many everyday sounds.
This low noise level makes it an excellent choice for camping trips and emergency situations where maintaining a peaceful environment is crucial. Instead of the usual rumble and clatter associated with traditional models, you can enjoy the serenity of your surroundings. This generator allows you to power your essentials without disturbing the natural ambiance.
Is it Safe to Use the Generator Indoors?
No, it is not safe to use the generator indoors. Generators should only be operated outside in an area with proper ventilation. Using them in enclosed spaces can lead to dangerous build-ups of carbon monoxide, posing serious health risks. Always ensure the generator is situated outdoors in a well-ventilated location to ensure safe and efficient operation.
Is it Safe to Keep the Generator in a Car?
Yes, it is safe to keep the generator in a car. Unlike traditional gas-powered generators, propane-powered generators are designed to be safer and more convenient for transport.
Here’s why:
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No Gasoline Usage: Propane generators do not rely on gasoline, eliminating the risks associated with fuel spills and volatile fumes. Gasoline generators can pose significant fire hazards, especially if the fuel leaks or evaporates in a confined space like a car.
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Reduced Fire Risk: Propane is a clean-burning fuel that significantly reduces the possibility of fire hazards. Without the need for a gas tank and the potential risks of leakage, these generators are much safer to transport and store.
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Odorless and Non-Spilling: Propane does not spill or emit strong odors. This makes storing it in your vehicle worry-free, as there is no risk of lingering fumes that could affect the air quality inside the car.
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Durable and Secure: These generators are generally built to withstand a variety of conditions. When securely stowed, they can handle the bumps and movements that come with car travel without any issues.
In summary, propane-powered generators are an excellent choice for safe, hassle-free transportation in your vehicle. Whether you're heading on a camping trip or preparing for an outdoor event, you can transport these with confidence.
Tutorial Videos
ALP 1000W Propane Generator Tutorial Videos
How To Start an ALP Generator
How To Connect 20LB tank To Your ALP Generator
How To Change Your ALP Generator Air Filter
How To Change The Spark Plug On Your ALP Generator
How Many Watts Can The ALP Generator Actively Run
The 1,000 Watt ALP Generator Running a Refrigerator
Running My RV's Roof Air With An ALP Generator
How To Put Oil In Your ALP Generator
How To Change The Oil In Your ALP Generator
Product Installation Manual
ALP 1000W Propane Generator Owner's Manual
If you need more information on the specifications, installation, warranty, etc -- Please check out the Owner's Manual.