DXGNR7000 Dewalt 7000 Watt Commercial Generator Review - Dewalt 7000W Generator Operation & Features

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This video provides a review of the features and operation of a Dewalt DXGNR7000 commercial generator. The Dewalt DXGNR 7000 watt portable generator provides plenty of power for household use in most cases. The idle control will ensure that the generator is fuel-efficient and that the engine is not always running at full capacity, which should prolong its life. The wattage usage meter helps to ensure that your Dewalt 7000 watt generator is not being overworked. The runtime meter serves 2 purposes. The run time meter provides information on how much the Dewalt generator has been used and it also provides information on how long it will operate with the amount of fuel in the 7.5-gallon fuel tank. So far, I've been pleased with my purchase and would recommend the Dewalt DXGNR7000 Portable Generator as a backup power supply for most households.
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Smart Runtime Meter - shows fuel level and time remaining at the current power level
Wattage Meter - gives instant feedback on how much power is being used
Premium DeWALT engine Idle Control - conserves fuel and reduces noise on the job site
Never Flat, Durable Wheels - with for maximum portability and durability
Electric Start - (battery included) provides hassle-free start-up
Covered Outlets - for protection from the elements and rugged working conditions
Hardened 1 1/4" Steel Tube Cradle - for added durability and strength
Hour Meter - tracks maintenance intervals
Fold-Down/Locking Handle - for sturdy portability and compact storage
Low-Oil Level Shutdown - automatically safeguards the engine from damage
Available Lifting Eye Kit allows for easy movement around the job site
Idle control function conserves fuel and reduces noise
Runtime meter shows fuel level and time remaining
8750 starting watts and 7000 running watts
GFCI protected offers neutral bond and full generator GFCI (ground fault circuit protection) on all outlets
Low-oil level shutdown automatically safeguards the engine from damage
Fold-down/locking handle for sturdy portability and compact storage
Hour meter tracks maintenance intervals
Hardened 1-1/4 in. steel tube cradle for added durability and strength
Covered outlets for protection from the elements and rugged working conditions
Electric start battery included provides hassle-free start-up
Idle control conserves fuel and reduces noise on the job site
Premium DeWalt engine
Wattage meter gives instant feedback on how much power is being used
Smart runtime meter shows fuel level and time remaining at the current power level
Powered by a premium electric start engine, this DeWalt generator is designed with the professional in mind. It features a 420 cc engine with low-oil shutoff to protect the engine from damage. The 7.5-gallon steel fuel tank provides 10.5 hours of runtime at 50% load. This portable generator includes an idle control function that conserves fuel and reduces noise at your job site, where its steel frame is sure to hold up. It is equipped with GFCI protected outlets for job site compliance and safety. The smart runtime meter indicates fuel level and time remaining based on fuel consumption, while the wattage meter provides feedback on power usage. This generator’s wheels are designed to maximize portability and durability.
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[@datsundave6705]

Looked at half a dozen vague and poorly shot videos just to get a clear explanation of just what the run time meter is telling me. Thanks for the clear and concise explanation complete with a visual example.

[@GQCzar]

Thank you so much for this!!

[@itsredslife]

This was helpful in some ways. I would say this is an introduction or overview of the product, not a review.

[@TheCANTU]

Hey guy's quick question ? A body of mine give me one is the "dewalt dxgnr5700" it only has 55 hours but they left it out side in the rain for along time and it does not throw any voltage to my plugs i do not no anything about Gene's if some one knows or have a suggestion on what could it be i would really appreciate thank you guys 👏

[@analgas]

Hi, is it a clean pure sign output

[@Djsteve1989]

It would be nice to show us (that have never had a generator) how to start it.
What levers do you adjust for gas, choke, hand pull? I’m not being mean but not everyone knows how to get an engine started.

[@fjrodz9958]

How low rpm go with idle control on?

[@v33draft]

I was looking for 1 thing and got everything except that which are the steps just prior pressing the start button

[@218914]

I have the same generator. On the runtime meter, I see “LO” on the display. I’m assuming that’s because the fuel level is getting low but what I want to know...what is the estimated fuel level when it displays “LO”? one gallon or 2 gallon?

[@walshike]

I have the same issue, not sure you solved this

[@pedroguzmanburgos4254]

informei esta maquina tiene o viene forro paraella

[@maximilianosac1972]

Puedo conectar una soldadora 220 inverted

[@maximilianosac1972]

Tengo el mismo generador en ecuador quisiera que me ayuden

[@plainoldme7322]

could suggest fuel treatment, even when people properly shut off line from tank,,,this does have one right? Carb drain?? Did I blink too often??

[@firstjohn3123]

There is a silver Philips screw (with washer) on the side of the carb for draining fuel. Standard fuel stabilizer works fine for long term storage. I recommend cycling any fuel in it every 6 months and after putting in new fuel (with stabilizer), to then run it for 10 minutes with a light load (like a shop light). The choke & fuel valve is clearly labeled on the side of the tank. I have had mine for a couple years with no issues. Do not leave the battery charger plugged in for more than 72 hrs.

[@kennethbrown998]

How much ch it cost Sir

[@JesseRosadino]

Fiel line gors to carn

[@Justin-Outdoors]

I have this same one brand new after 3 uses only one leg produces power the other leg flickers on and off during use. Not very useful. I regret spending the $700+ on it

[@enr1997widget]

You need a new microphone. Listening to this video on headphones was a nightmare

[@martinboland7873]

A lot of useless info. How about a troubleshooting video?