Pulsar 3250 Watt Generator Reviews

Welcome to Pulsar 3250-watt generator reviews. Pulsar PG325 is big enough to run a big appliance but small enough to take to a job site. You can also use it for hunting, fishing, going camping, or even on a boat when you need to.

If you use 4.0 gallons of gas, the PG3250 can run for up to 16 hours and make only 68 dB of noise. One thing it can do is power everything from battery chargers to refrigerators. It has two 120V outlets and a 12V outlet to do it all. It’s powerful enough to carry and small enough to fit, but it’s big enough to run.

In short, the Pulsar PG3250 is a compact portable generator that is especially useful for:

 

Tailgating and camping enthusiasts who want to enjoy power everywhere. Craft enthusiasts who want to work on the go. Homeowners who need emergency power for their needs

In the following sections, we’ll examine the unit’s power characteristics, available plugs, portability, and any additional features, along with information on emissions compliance.

The design of the Pulsar PG3250 includes a 208 cc (7 hp) Ducar 4-stroke gasoline-powered OHV. With a 120V outlet, it delivers 2500W of power and also 3250W peak power.

The generator is rated for 68 dBA noise (less noisy than an office). The starting mechanism is based on a simple traditional pull-start mechanism.

 

The PG3250 can run for approximately 16 hours at a 50% load on a full tank (fuel consumption of approximately 0.25 GPH) due to its 4-gallon fuel capacity.

During this Pulsar 3250 Watt Generator Review, we found the control panel has the following two sockets:

The Pulsar-PG3250 gas-powered generator has a conventional open-frame design, L23.6 x W17.5 x H18.9 inches, providing support and lifting it above ground level. The generator is designed for ideal use outdoors and in harsh environments.

 

Since the weight of the PG3250 is only 87 pounds, it can follow you, and your power needs are everywhere. Plus, gripping and moving this product is easier thanks to its open-frame design.

An indicator light will indicate if your oil level is insufficient. The generator has a built-in fuel gauge and a quick, easy, and convenient checking of the unit’s gas level.

In terms of safety, this product benefits from overload protection (circuit breaker) and an automatic low oil shutdown, giving you complete peace of mind during use. In addition to the features mentioned above, when it comes to accessories, the Pulsar generator comes with the usual documentation and user manual (opens in a new tab) needed to get you started right away.

The Pulsar PG3250 portable inverter generator is EPA approved but is NOT CARB-compliant. Therefore, it cannot be bought or sold in California. It does have a spark arrester, which makes it suitable for use in wooded areas.

Warranty Information

The Pulsar PG3250 is covered by a warranty of up to 1 year. This warranty may be limited and may not cover all generator parts. Don’t hesitate to contact Pulsar Customer Service for more warranty information on Pulsar generators.

Comparison between different generators:

• It’s a good idea to look at these charts to get a sense of some of the key specifications of the Pulsar Generator. They show how they compare to other generators of similar power (between 2000 and 3000 W).
• As long as the generator is dry, it should be able to produce between 2,000 and 3,000 nominal watts. The Pulsar generator is in this range. It weighs just 46.3 pounds, one of the best in this power range.
• This generator and its noise level of 68 dBA are louder than other devices producing the same amount of power. You might want to check out the Honda EU3000iS, one of the quietest generators in its power range. It has a noise level of just 50 dBA, which isn’t very loud.
• The PG3250 has a longer run time than other devices of the same power. At 50% load, it can run for about 16 hours. One of the devices with the same power but a longer range is the Westinghouse WGen2000. It has about 20 hours of battery life, the same as other devices with the same power.
• Because the run time is important, the size of the fuel tank is also important. It doesn’t say much unless we also consider how much fuel it takes. An estimated 0.25 GPH (gallons per hour) of fuel is used at 50% load, which makes this generator “average” for the range of wattage. It could be worthwhile to look into the Westinghouse iGen2500, which has a fuel economy of 0.13 GPH in this power range.

• 3,250 Peak Watts of power and 2,500 Running Watts of power.
• OHV, Air Cooled Single Cylinder Engine: It has a Powder Coated Frame for extra strength.
• When you have a 4 Gallon Fuel Tank, you can run it for up to 12 hours at half load. Pulsar 3250 is great for camping and other outdoor activities.
• (2) 120V Outlets and one 12V DC Output give you enough space to power tools and other devices.
• There’s less to think about and less work to do with a recoil start, low oil shutdown, and automatic voltage regulation.