Firman H03652 Portable Generator 3650/4550 Watt 30 Amp 120V Dual Fuel Recoil Start New H03652
The portable dual fuel generator runs on both gas and propane.
Whether you are going camping, preparing for that event, or need a backup power station for your next family home BBQ, the H03652 is your best choice for a portable generator.
Features
- 208cc dual-fuel engine
- Recoil start
- Low oil shut off
- Cast iron sleeve
- Running watts 3650W (GAS), 3300W (LPG)
- Starting watts 4550W (GAS), 4100 (LPG)
- 120 volts
Specifications
| Cast Iron Sleeve |
YES |
| Fuel |
Gas/LPG |
| Tank Size |
5 |
| Steel/Plastic |
STEEL |
| Wheels |
8.0" -black/yellow -plastic-flat free |
| Handle |
single folding with grip |
| Unit Dimensions LxWxH |
25.7 x 21.8 x 21.6 in. |
| Unit Weight |
112 lbs |
| CARB Certified |
YES |
| EPA Certified |
YES |
| cETL Certified |
YES |
| NOM Certified |
YES |
| UL Certified |
NO |
| Running Watts |
3650 (Gas) 3300 (LPG) |
| Starting Watts |
4550 (Gas) 4100 (LPG) |
| AC Voltage |
120 |
| Frequency (Hertz) |
60 |
| Decibels |
67dB 1/2 load |
What Our Experts Think
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Dual fuel portable generator providing 3650 running watts and 4550 starting watts for reliable power.
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30 Amp, 120V output supports household appliances, tools, and recreational devices.
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Recoil start ensures simple and dependable operation.
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Durable construction designed for long-lasting performance in outdoor and emergency scenarios.
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Ideal for homeowners, campers, and professionals needing portable backup power.
Q&A
Q: What fuels does it use?
A: Dual fuel design allows operation with gasoline or propane.
Q: How much power can it produce?
A: 3650 watts running and 4550 watts starting power.
Q: Is it portable and easy to use?
A: Yes, compact design with recoil start for effortless setup and operation.
Q: Is it suitable for emergency backup?
A: Absolutely—reliable and versatile for power outages and outdoor use.
Maintenance Tips
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Check oil and fuel levels before each use.
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Clean air filters and inspect spark plugs periodically.
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Store in a dry, ventilated area when not in use.
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Drain fuel if storing for extended periods to prevent clogging.
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Follow manufacturer guidelines for safe operation and routine maintenance.
