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Kipor IG6000 6000 Watt Inverter Generator | 
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| Brand: Kipor
Category: Home Improvement
Buy New: $1,899.00 (On sale from $2,699.00)
You Save: $800.00 (30%)
New (2) from $1,899.00
Rating:  2 reviews
Color: Yellow
Media: Tools & Hardware
Batteries Included: Yes
Shipping Weight (lbs): 209
Dimensions (in): 32 x 25 x 19.8
Model: IG6000
UPC: 088805660216
EAN: 0088805660216
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | Inverter style for clean power. | | • | Wheel kit included. | | • | Very quiet closed frame 63-70Db. | | • | Smart throttle: automatically regulates the engine speed depending on the wattage load. | | • | Accessory kit included: extra spark plug, oil bottle, spark plug wrench, 12V charging cables. |
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Product Description
This is a new Kipor Sinemaster IG6000 (was called KGE6000Ti) Digital Inverter generator with electric start. It has dual voltage - 120V and 240V output on the 50AMP RV (on large motorhomes and 5th wheel) receptacle. This generator looks like the smaller KGE3500Ti but is bigger all around. You can start the engine like starting a car with the electric start. It is brand new in box and in stock ready to ship by freight service. This generator has the 50 AMP (fit most large motorhomes with adapter) and 30 AMP (120V) twist lock receptacle as well as two standard 20 Amp (120V) receptacles. It also has a 12V DC output (charging cord included). 2 years warranty, we have a repair center and stock most of the parts.
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| Customer Reviews:
 ig 6000 kipor inverter October 1, 2008
dr joe (Canton, TX USA)
0 out of 2 found this review helpful
dead battery, how's that for a power outage problem with a no pull start option!
 Honda Clone: Quiet, Reliable and Good Value for Money May 5, 2008
Michael Morgan (The Last Hometown)
11 out of 11 found this review helpful
Bought this for emergency use. It weighs about the same (240lbs) as the comparable 6000 watt Honda inverter but costs much less and provides the same quiet usable power. After mounting the small wheels, adding oil and gas (uses regular) and charging the battery (electric start only) it started right up. Unlike cheaper generators, it produces a pure sinewave at exactly 60Hz and powers even sensitive devices such as computers, audio-video electronics and even our forced-air furnace, which is very picky about clean power. The $700 Colman Powermate we had before would not power the forced-air furnace. The Powermate had a large muffler and was relatively quiet but the Kipor is much quieter, using an even bigger muffler and padded enclosure. In addition, the Powermate needed to run at 3600 RPM all the time to produce the needed 60Hz output. The Kipor, like the Honda, runs only as fast as needed to provide the electrical power demanded. One problem with the unit we received was that the neutral and hot outputs on the 120V sockets were reversed (240V socket was OK). Even with this reversal everything ran but the forced-air furnace (this is how we discovered the problem). It took about 20 minutes to take off the side cover, unscrew the wires to the sockets and screw them back correctly. Now it powers everything without a hiccup.
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