Generators

Keep the power on with reliable, portable propane-fueled and gas-powered generators. Shop durable power systems from top brands like King Canada and Generac.



Shop by Running Watts

To choose the right generator size, consider the items you wish to keep running during a power failure and add their running watts.

Up to 4,000 Watts

Up to 4,000 Watts

A small to midsized generator can power a few items, including a refrigerator, a phone charger, ten lights, a television, a laptop, and a space heater.

5,000 – 6,500 Watts

5,000 – 6,500 Watts

A medium to large generator can keep only a couple more essential items running than a small generator, including a sump pump or a furnace.

7,500 – 8,000 Watts

7,500 – 8,000 Watts

Opt for a large generator to keep more appliances, including a dishwasher or electric range, running during a power outage.

9,000 – 12,500 Watts

9,000 – 12,500 Watts

A generator of these sizes can keep an average‑size home running during a power outage.


Shop by Starting Watts

Your generator's starting watts should be equal to or greater than the sum of all your required running watts and the highest starting watts of all the items you choose to use during a power failure.


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