Pulsar PGDA70BiSCO Dual Fuel Inverter Generator 7250W
- 7250 starting watts, 5500 running watts
- 240 volts, 60 hertz, 6 outlets
- Dual fuel: gasoline and propane
- 3.6 gallon tank, 8 hours listed runtime
- 312 cc 4 stroke engine, 9 hp, electric and recoil start
- 118 pounds, 24.3 x 19.3 x 21.8 inches
- 3 year limited warranty
Last refreshed Sep 7, 2026 · Based on the Amazon listing and published specifications, not hands-on testing.
A dual fuel inverter generator with remote start, a CO sensor and a kit of startup items in the box. The tank is modest for the output, so long runs mean refueling.
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ASIN: B0C8W2QLLMModel: PGDA70BiSCOCategory: Generators
Overview
Pulsar builds this inverter generator to burn gasoline or propane, with remote start, electric start and a recoil backup. Automatic voltage regulation, overload protection and a CO sensor round out the safety list, and the engine is a four-stroke unit.
A battery pack, engine oil, funnel, spark plug wrench and propane hose arrive with it, so first start needs little shopping. Heavy loads draw the tank down quickly, and the listing gives no maintenance schedule.
Who it's for
A homeowner covering outages or a crew powering tools who wants the choice between gas and propane. Campers who carry gear by hand, or buyers needing a full-day tank, should look at lighter or larger models.
Pros and cons
- Gasoline or propane operation
- Remote, electric and recoil start
- CO sensor and overload protection
- Startup items included in the box
- Small tank for the output
- Maintenance steps not described
- Heavy for hand carrying
Performance notes
An inverter generator produces steady power, and automatic voltage regulation holds the output as the load changes. Running watts set the continuous load, while the higher starting figure covers motor surges. Propane and gasoline give different run times, and the listing quotes only one runtime.
Specifications
| Brand | Pulsar |
|---|---|
| Model | PGDA70BiSCO |
| Dimensions & fit | |
| Item weight | 118 pounds |
| Item Dimensions L x W x H | 24.3 x 19.3 x 21.8 inches |
| Capacity & performance | |
| Tank volume | 3.6 gallonshigher than 54% of 29 generators |
| Power & efficiency | |
| Running Wattage | 5500 wattshigher than 82% of 40 generators |
| Engine Power Maximum | 9 hp |
| Starting Wattage | 7250 wattshigher than 85% of 41 generators |
| Fuel Type | Gasoline, propane |
| Voltage | 240 voltshigher than 83% of 41 generators |
| Total Power Outlets | 6 |
| Included components | |
| Included Components | Battery pack, engine oil, funnel, spark plug wrench, propane hose |
| Warranty & support | |
| Warranty Description | 3 year limited warranty |
| Other details | |
| Runtime | 8 hourslower than 58% of 25 generators |
| Engine Type | 4 stroke |
| Frequency | 60 hertz |
| Ignition System Type | Electric, recoil start |
| Additional Features | Automatic voltage regulation, CO sensor, overload protection, remote start, super quiet |
| Engine Displacement | 312 cubic centimeters |
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- Runtime 8 vs 6.1 hours (+31%)
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Honda EU7000iS Inverter Generator 7000W- Running Wattage 5500 vs 7000 watts (-21%)
- Tank volume 3.6 vs 5.1 gallons (-29%)
- Runtime 8 vs 6 hours (+33%)
Frequently asked questions
How do I maintain the Pulsar PGDA70BiSCO?
The listing gives no maintenance schedule. It includes engine oil, a funnel and a spark plug wrench for first-time setup.
What comes with the Pulsar PGDA70BiSCO?
A battery pack, engine oil, funnel, spark plug wrench and propane hose.
Does the Pulsar PGDA70BiSCO run on propane?
Yes. The fuel type is gasoline and propane, and a propane hose is included.
How do I start the Pulsar PGDA70BiSCO?
The ignition is listed as electric and recoil, and the title adds remote start.