Highlights:

• Power your sensitive electronics with 1,400 watts of clean energy
• 49/carb emissions certification
• Overload protection is provided with electronic circuit breakers
• Control panel indicator shows you the status of your generator at a glance
• 12V DC charging outlet included
• Provides 5 hours of power at 50% load
• Keep the engine healthy with the low oil shutdown

A computer and television are both great distractions from the trying times that power outages present us with. Unfortunately, both require power. Fortunately, there is an excellent way to provide clean power to both sensitive electronics. The iX1400 from Generac is an inverter generator that provides 1,400 watts of power when you need it. Ag 50% load, it provides 5 hours of power. Spy the generator's status at a glance with the control panel indicator. Don't forget to be prepared; in more optimistic times utilize the 12V DC charging outlet.

Covered by Generac's 2 Year Limited Warranty. Click Here for Generac Warranty Documentation.

The iX1400 includes:

• One (1) Generac 1400 Watt Portable Inverter Generator

Tech Specs:

• Model#: iX1400
• Compliance: CARB
• Running/starting watts: 1400 / 1450
• Engine displacement: 80cc
• Fuel tank size (gallons): 0.7
• Approx. run time @ 50% (hours): 5
• Fuel tank: Steel
• Circuit breaker protection: 12.5 Amps AC, 5 Amps DC
• DC charging cable: Yes
• Outlets: 2 x 5-15R, 1 x 12V DC
• Dimensions (LxWxH, inches): 21 x 11 x 18
• Weight (pounds): 46

Excerpts From the Bosses Radio Show

1. Two Important Factors to consider when setting up and locating your generator: (Audio Answer)

2. What size generator do I need? (Audio Answer)

3. Is it Ok to run a generator inside the home? (Audio Answer)

4. What are the 3 ways to incorporate a generator into your backup power plan? (Audio Answer)

5. What's the best way to incorporate a generator so that switching to it is hassle-free? (Audio Answer)

6. How will a transfer switch eliminate the need for a lot of messy cords? (Audio Answer)

7. What size extension cords should I be using with my generator? (Audio Answer)

8. What is the overall cost of transfer switch installation and how easy to they make it to use the generator? (Audio Answer)

9. Is a 5000 or 5500 Watt generator enough to cover my needs? (Audio Answer)

10. Is there a complicated maintenance procedure needed when the generator is not in use? (Audio Answer)

11. What about fuel stabilizer? (Audio Answer)

12. Should I keep the fuel tank full or empty? (Audio Answer)

13. What about oil changes? (Audio Answer)

14. I just need a simple installation to power a single appliance, like a sump pump. What do I need to know? (Audio Answer)

15. I live in a place where a generator isn't an option, what about a small-scale battery backup solution? (Audio Answer)

16. What kind of draw is involved in keeping the heat on in winter? (Audio Answer)

17. Why did you choose to sell Generac generators? (Audio Answer)

18. What is the real-world price of a generator setup? (Audio Answer)