NOTE: This item has been discontinued. Please check out model GN4500 for an alternative generator.

NOTE: Not for sale in California.

Remember when the power went out? Whether we're providing your home with electricity during a crisis or charging your family's cellphones at the campgrounds, WEN has been reliably lighting up lives since 1951. Durable enough for any job site and compact enough for easy transport, this EPAIII compliant 3500 Watt Generator includes two 120V receptacles (standard household 5-20R), one 120/240 V NEMA receptacle (L14-30) and one 12V 100W 8.3A DC car-charger-style-connector. The rugged 212cc OHV engine produces 3500 surge watts and 3000 running watts, giving you the capacity to run your lights, TV, refrigerator, sump pump, or other essentials with ease. Just fill up the 4-gallon tank with gas and you're ready to go for up to 11 hours at half load.

Remember when you went on that camping trip? The WEN 3500 Watt Generator includes a spark arrestor; a necessary addition for anyone wanting to use their generator at a national park or forest. The automatic voltage regulator helps create clean power to protect your electronics. Low-oil shutdown along with overload protection also safeguard the unit from damage while the wheel kit and dual handles maximize transportability. And because it's a WEN product, your purchase is backed by a 2-year warranty, support from WEN service technicians and a nationwide service network with over 1000 locations.

Features:

• Digital readout helps manage oil changes and maintenance schedule
• Low-oil shutdown and overload protection
• 11-hour runtime at half load
• Includes wheel kit and foldable handles for easy transport
• 212cc engine provides 3500 surge watts and 3000 rated watts
• When "P" shows up, this means the generator is in need of maintenance.

  Code	Action needed
  P25	For new generators out of the box, change the oil after the first 25 working hours.
  P50	Change oil and clean the air cleaner element.
  P100	Change oil, clean the air cleaner element, and clean the fuel strainer. After every 100 hours of use, check sparkplug condition.

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