Firman Power Equipment P06702 8350W Portable Gas Generator

Product Description

The FIRMAN POWER EQUIPMENT P06702 is a portable gasoline-powered generator rated at 8350 surge watts and 6700 running watts, operating at 120/240 volts. It is powered by a 389cc Phoenix fat head block engine engineered for cooler, more efficient operation under load. The recoil start system brings the unit online quickly, and the integrated CO Alert shutdown system automatically cuts power when carbon monoxide levels reach a critical threshold. Designed for contractors, service crews, and homeowners in temporary-power situations, this unit weighs 176 pounds and ships as a single unit.

The P06702 is suited for job-site power, emergency backup, and remote work applications where grid power is unavailable. The 8-gallon fuel tank delivers up to 11.5 hours of runtime at load, making it a practical choice for extended work shifts or overnight backup needs. Output is delivered through four 120-volt 20-amp household outlets and one L14-30 outlet for 120/240-volt loads. The unit ships with oil, a funnel, a spark plug wrench, an operator manual, and an all-weather cover shield. A 10-inch wheel kit and a long folding handle are included for jobsite mobility. Certified in 49 states and Canada. Not for sale in California.

Key Features

• 8350 surge watts and 6700 running watts at 120/240 volts
• 389cc Phoenix fat head block engine for cooler, efficient operation
• CO Alert automatic shutdown when carbon monoxide reaches critical levels
• 11.5-hour runtime on an 8-gallon fuel tank
• Four 120-volt 20-amp household outlets plus one L14-30 120/240-volt outlet
• 10-inch wheel kit and folding handle for portability
• Includes oil, funnel, spark plug wrench, operator manual, and all-weather cover shield

Compatibility

Designed as a standalone portable generator for job-site, emergency backup, and remote-power applications requiring 120-volt or 240-volt supply.

Installation Notes

Portable generators must be operated outdoors or in well-ventilated areas only — never inside an enclosed space, garage, or structure. A licensed electrician should handle any connection to a home or facility panel, including proper transfer switch installation per NEC requirements. Add oil to the specified level before first start; the unit ships dry. Allow the engine to cool before refueling.