Fna Group 70073 Portable Generator 8300W 10000W 439cc

Product Description

The FNA GROUP 70073 is a SIMPSON PowerShot portable generator rated at 8,300 running watts and 10,000 starting watts, powered by a SIMPSON OHV 439cc electric-start gasoline engine. Designed for job sites, emergency backup, and heavy-duty portable power applications, this unit delivers the output capacity needed to run multiple high-draw tools or appliances simultaneously. A low oil shutdown feature protects the engine automatically, and GFCI protection on the outlets guards against ground fault hazards. At 207 pounds, this is a serious piece of equipment suited for contractors and service professionals who need reliable portable power in the field.

The 70073 is built for demanding environments where grid power is unavailable or unreliable. Its 6.6-gallon gasoline fuel tank supports extended run times between refueling stops, making it practical for full-day job site use. The roll cage frame provides structural protection during transport and on-site handling, and the foldable handle simplifies storage and mobility. The electric start system reduces startup effort compared to recoil-only units, though the required 12V 14AH battery is not included and must be sourced separately. This generator meets ANSI/PGMA G300-2015 safety and performance standards for portable generators.

Key Features

• 8,300 running watts and 10,000 starting watts for high-demand power loads
• SIMPSON OHV 439cc electric-start engine with low oil shutdown protection
• 6.6-gallon gasoline fuel tank for extended runtime
• GFCI-protected outlets for job site safety compliance
• Roll cage frame with foldable handle for transport and storage
• Meets ANSI/PGMA G300-2015 portable generator safety and performance standard

Compatibility

Designed as a standalone portable generator unit compatible with standard 12V 14AH batteries for electric start operation. Battery is not included and must be purchased separately.

Installation Notes

Portable generator setup and operation should follow all applicable local codes and the manufacturer operator manual. Never operate a gasoline generator indoors, in an enclosed space, or near fresh-air intakes due to carbon monoxide hazard. When connecting to a structure, a licensed electrician must install an appropriate transfer switch in accordance with NEC requirements to prevent backfeed. Verify engine oil level before first start and confirm battery charge before relying on the electric start system.