Generators For Sale near Dallas, TX

Portable generators are highly useful in situations where getting power would otherwise be difficult, such as during a blackout. Of course, a generator that doesn’t use the right kind of fuel, isn’t portable enough or doesn’t output enough power won’t be of much use. That’s why the experts at Lawn Land have created this helpful generator buying guide. 

When it comes to portable generators, being larger generally translates into outputting more power. We recommend you figure out how much wattage you will need early on. Though it’s sometimes best to purchase a generator that puts out a little more power than you think you’ll need, bear in mind that this will potentially mean a more expensive and less portable model. Of course, not having enough power is a problem as well, so try tallying up the power requirements of all the devices you will be using and starting from there. Don’t forget to bump the number a little, as most devices require a little extra power in order to get started. For instance, a device that uses 800 watts may require 1200 watts to start. 

Another important point to think about is how you want to fuel your generator. Most portable generators use propane, diesel, gasoline, or solar power to generate electricity. Different fuel sources have different benefits and drawbacks. For example, diesel generators are highly efficient since their fuel burns so slowly. Solar-powered generators produce no fumes and do not require refueling. Of course, your choice of fuels may be limited, both by the models available to you and the types of fuel you can get your hands on. That’s why it’s so important that you do some research about what type of fuel would best suit your needs before you make a purchase. 

Shop generators at Lawn Land. Our dealership in Denton, Texas offers convenient access to communities like Granbury and Gainesville, Texas, so stop on by!