GENMAX · Portable generator
GM9000iEDC
Gasoline + Propane portable generator with 9,000 peak watts

Visual spec gallery
The deciding numbers, made scannable.
9,000W peak
Size around running load first, then confirm the peak rating covers the largest startup surge.
Gasoline + Propane
Gasoline
7,600W run · 9,000W peak
Propane
7,200W run · 8,550W peak
Alternative-fuel ratings are shown only when GENMAX publishes a fuel-specific figure.
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Unit weight
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Dimensions
Sound rating
62 dBA
Starting
Remote / Electric
CO shutoff
Manufacturer-listed
Parallel
Capable
Warranty
3-year warranty
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Complete specifications
Manufacturer data, organized for comparison.
Power ratings, features, imagery, manuals, and seller links come from GENMAX’s current U.S. model page. A missing figure is labeled instead of estimated.
Model overview
7,600 running watts and 9,000 peak watts for home backup and rv power. Confirm exact configuration and included accessories with the seller before purchase.
Fuel-specific output
- Gasoline
- 7,600W running / 9,000W peak
- Propane
- 7,200W running / 8,550W peak
Operation & ownership
- Engine
- 458cc OHV
- Voltage / frequency
- 120v / 60 Hz
- Runtime
- See manufacturer page
- Fuel capacity
- 6.9 gallon fuel tank
- Sound
- 62 dBA
- Starting methods
- Remote / Electric
- Unit size / weight
- See manufacturer page / See manufacturer page
- Warranty
- 3-year warranty
Connections
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Manufacturer feature details
Current seller links
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Best-fit uses
- Home backup
- RV power
- Jobsite tools
- High-demand loads
Standout features
- 7,600 running / 9,000 peak watts
- Gasoline + Propane
- Remote start
- CO shutdown system
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