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GenShed GS7500 vs. PowerShelter Kit

Which outdoor enclosure for storing and running portable generators is better?
The answer depends on your application.  See comparison below.

Parameter GenShed
by Gen/Tran
PowerShelter Kit II
by NoOutage.com

model (click for link)

GS7500 PSK2

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max generator rating 7,500 watts 12,500 watts in walk-in sheds
7,999 watts in GS2000
max generator weight 500 lbs NO LIMIT with walk-in sheds
max generator dimensions 28" wide x 40" long x 28" high NO LIMIT with walk-in sheds
28" W x 35" L x 31" H in GS2000/2500
engine muffler requirements MUST have a tubular pipe and/or single exhaust hole and a steel exhaust cavity. Baffled exhausts or exhaust points with perforated metal holes or louvers will NOT work. ANY TYPE of muffler/exhaust system will work
exhaust design flexible duct which attaches magnetically to muffler Mixes with air and expelled via exhaust fan.  Furnace refractory deflector board provided for non-walk-in sheds for mounting on wall.
shed compatibility SunCast GS2000 only ANY SHED
shed flammability flammable resin/plastic not flammable if metal shed is used
shed included? yes no (purchase separately)
shed hole cutouts pre-cut at factory cut during assembly
cooling air inlet area low (less than ~200 square inches) HIGH (400 to 900 square inches)
blower fan capacity lower HIGH (1600 to 3400 cfm rated)
engine operating temperature in shed not stated COOLER, often lower than when running outside shed.  (Results in longer engine life.)
over-temperature automatic shutdown included included
cost $750+ delivered LESS if you use a SunCast GS2000 or GS2500 and purchase it locally

 

 

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