ad description says gas powered. is this true .? no mention of 12volt or 110volt
1651956
no, not true. it is 110 volt only- darn good compresser for its size. would defintely buy again.
111750
Mine runs on 110. Do not know about other. Call and ask. I do like my Air Cleaner
172092
110 volt but not s fan. Unit extremely heavy so hand gets tired and bade heats up to where u can't hold it.
971745
I'm not sure, I actually returned it. I didn't realize how much more work it required for installation...I didn't even realize it needed its own outlet (220 volt...even though it's gas). Sorry I couldn't help.
1938680
This is a non-gas,non-electrical mower...you put it together and then mow your lawn. You probably can Youtube to see how it works.....Good luck.
1960511
Yes, this will run a standard gas or oil furnace with no problem - it has more than enough punch. It will NOT run an ELECTRIC FURNACE, those are almost always 240 volt, and use a LOT of electricity. This is a 120 volt generator. It also won't run your Clothes Dryer, Electric Oven, or Electric Hot Water Heater or Central Air Conditioner. But it WILL run a rather good sized 120 volt window Air Conditioner and even a microwave oven at the same time, it works great for powering up and cooling down my 5th Wheel RV Trailer. If you are going to buy it to keep your oil or gas furnace going during a winter power loss, you need to plan TODAY for how you are going to connect it to your furnace. Easiest way it to "un hardwire" your furnace, and just have it on a cord that goes into a regular 120 volt plug. When the power goes out, just run an extension cord OUTSIDE to the generator, fire it up, plug in the furnace into the extension cord and you're good to go. (Absolutely do NOT run the generator inside of ANY structure. Not in a lawn building, not out in the garage, not in the barn. Even if you just run in there "for a minute" to refill the gas tank after it has run out of fuel, the Carbon Monoxide levels will be high enough to kill ya dead in no time flat. RUN THE GENERATOR ONLY IN THE OUT OF DOORS!!!) As far as the difference in the model numbers, I can see nothing in the specifications other than slightly different dimensions and a much different gas-tank style. I am very happy with my purchase of this model, and it seems to have a much better price.
2083387
thats info is not anywhere. run off standard 12v line, battery, fuse box, or cigarette adapters. Power Consumption : &lt; 8 W
1659087
Yes, it is 12 volt and it has worked well for me. No Problems and easy to install.
1889275
The generator listed #56352 is a gas unit. No oil mixing with gas.It runs on regular.
1165785
The water pump that comes with this unit runs on 12 volt current. Most typical gas powered generators put out 110 volts.
1148994
Only if you have 110 volts most vans are 12 volts (if this is a vehicle you are talking about)
1227546
Don't you see, this is what I complained about! The advertisement, the box itself say 12V and the seller says it is 110. And I STILL don't have my money back!
2107755
No, this isn't an electrical appliance. It is made for use on a standard cooktop. I believe it will work on both electric and gas. I have both a standard electric and also an induction cooktop and it works great.
532115
Aurelia, let me go check out the manual, which by the way, really does stink; I must admit the manual stinks. Lookit that: not only does it not mention the wattage range, there is no Underwriter's Laboratory information. Nor is there an information regarding the engine's power. I guess we would mark this up as a con. I do not see a switch on the machine from 110/120 to 220/240.
1073213
I suspect that since it is being sold in the United States that its ideally manufactured and ready for 110 volt households. You could consider using a power converter to match your electrical service, though I have heard of people using them and sometimes can "fry" the unit. You might want to go to the Hoover URL (website) and look for a "contact us" link where you may be able to pose a question to them prior to purchasing it. Hope this answer helps. Thank you. (As for my opinion of the unit itself, it cleans and purifies the air as advertised and we sleep better when its on and working.) Just be sure to keep the filters clean and changed and required. I suspect that since it is being sold in the United States that its ideally manufactured and ready for 110 volt households. You could consider using a power converter to match your electrical service, though I have heard of people using them and sometimes can "fry" the unit. You might want to go to the Hoover URL (website) and look for a "contact us" link where you may be able to pose a question to them prior to purchasing it. Hope this answer helps. Thank you. (As for my opinion of the unit itself, it cleans and purifies the air as advertised and we sleep better when... » Read More I suspect that since it is being sold in the United States that its ideally manufactured and ready for 110 volt households. You could consider using a power converter to match your electrical service, though I have heard of people using them and sometimes can "fry" the unit. You might want to go to the Hoover URL (website) and look for a "contact us" link where you may be able to pose a question to them prior to purchasing it. Hope this answer helps. Thank you. (As for my opinion of the unit itself, it cleans and purifies the air as advertised and we sleep better when its on and working.) Just be sure to keep the filters clean and changed and required. « Show Less
1689809
Will run on either 120 volt or propane, but you have to have a 12 volt power source to activate the propane valve.
1934681
It's 110... Great rig though. You'd have to go to the company website and double check that.... They might have a model tha is 240v.