DuroMax XP10000EH and DuroMax XP10000E: Which portable generator is the better option for you? Still, have no idea? Let’s scroll down to find the answer!
Differences Between DuroMax XP10000EH and DuroMax XP10000E
Below is a summary of the specifications:
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In terms of fuel type, the manufacturer has equipped the DuroMax XP10000EH with dual-fuel technology, which means this model can use two types of fuel to operate: gasoline and propane. Meanwhile, DuroMax XP10000E can only run on gasoline.
When powered by gasoline, DuroMax XP10000EH can produce a running watt of 8000W and a maximum of 10000W. But if you run this generator on propane, its rated watts and starting watts will be 6800W and 8500W, respectively.
In comparison, DuroMax XP10000E has a continuous rated power of 8000W, and the maximum watts it can achieve is 10000W.
At 50% load, both DuroMax XP10000EH and XP10000E can operate continuously for 10 hours with a gasoline consumption of 0.83 GPH.
But when powered by propane, DuroMax 10000EH only works for 4 hours on a 20lbs tank (the fuel consumption is 1.18 GPH).
Interestingly, DuroMax XP10000EH and XP10000E both have a fuel tank capacity of 8.3 gallons.
The sound level of the XP10000E series is 72 dBA, much noisier than that of XP10000EH (52 dBA). If you are highly sensitive to noise, XP10000EH surely will be a better option!
Unfortunately, DuroMax XP10000EH and DuroMax XP10000E both have THD <12%, not suitable for sensitive electronic devices for your house.
Design Comparison
Interestingly, both DuroMax XP10000EH and XP10000E come with a dimension of 29 x 30 x 26 inches and a weight of 232 lbs.
Not only that, their exterior design is still quite similar. When compared to other competitive products, these devices look more eye-catching with a rectangular shape, black and blue body. The controls and power jack are also arranged similarly, making it easy for users to learn how to use them.
Besides, both XP10000EH and XP10000E have handles and wheels, making them convenient for users in the process of moving.
Features Comparison
Both products share the same two boot methods, which are traditional towing and electric starter.
The DuroMax XP10000EH provides a total of five AC sockets on the engine front panel. They are one 120V 30AMP socket, two 120V 20AMP sockets, one 120 / 240V 50AMP heavy load socket, one 12V DC socket and one 120 / 240V 30AMP twist lock socket.
In comparison, the DuroMax XP10000E also has the same number of AC outlets as the DuroMax XP10000EH. It provides 5 AC sockets – 2 GFCI 120V 20AMP sockets, a 120V 30A twist lock socket, a 120 / 240V twist-lock socket and finally a 120 / 240V 50AMP heavy-duty power outlet.
Noticeably, both models have a data control center that shows how much power is produced. There is also a fuel gauge on the body indicating when the fuel is running low. These features are evaluated as a very convenient function for users to track the amount of energy they consume.
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[i2pc show_title=”false” title=”Pros & Cons” show_button=”false” pros_title=”Pros” cons_title=”Cons” ][i2pros]Handy dual-fuel technologyPowerful DuroMax 439cc OHV engine
Plentiful and powerful power supply
[/i2pros][i2cons]Many users say that the noise of the machine is greater than 52dBA.
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[i2pc show_title=”false” title=”Pros & Cons” show_button=”false” pros_title=”Pros” cons_title=”Cons” ][i2pros]The 439cc OHV DuroMax enginePowerful electricity supply
DuroMax MX2 technology
Durable design[/i2pros][i2cons]Many users complained that the battery of the machine during delivery is often problematic.
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Conclusion
From our perspective, the DuroMax XP10000EH seems to outperform its counterpart in terms of fuel and technology. Yet, it does not mean that XP10000E is inferior when compared to other portable generators in the current market. Hopefully, you now understand why DuroMax has a foothold in the generator market after reading our review about DuroMax XP10000EH vs XP10000E.
