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Dewalt DXGNR7000 (Discontinued)
The Dewalt DXGNR7000 is a portable open frame generator with a rated wattage of 7,000 W and a starting wattage of 8,750 W. (Read full specs)
This product has been discontinued. We've kept this page live for reference.
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Description
The DEWALT 7000W Generator features the Smart Runtime Meter and Wattage Meter which displays fuel level and time remaining at the current power level and gives instant feedback on how much power is being used. The generator also features a premium DEWALT engine, durable wheels, and a hassle-free electric start-up.
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In short, the Dewalt DXGNR7000 is a portable generator adequately designed for:
- Food truck owners who want to ensure that their business is fully self-contained and does not rely on potentially unreliable external power
- Homeowners who want to be sure of their ability to power their fridges, cooking tools, heating and lighting equipment during power failures
- Professionals who want to ensure that a power failure will not prevent them from working
The following sections will present you in detail its power characteristics, the different outlets it offers, its overall portability, and the extra features it benefits from.
Power & Run Time
The Dewalt DXGNR7000
Dewalt DXGNR7000 runs on gasoline, powered by a 420 cc Dewalt OHV 4-stroke engine, delivering 120/240V, boasting a running wattage of 7,000W alongside a starting wattage of 8,750W.
This generator offers two starting options: a simple traditional pull-start mechanism and a convenient and efficient electric starter (battery included).
With its 7.5 gallons fuel tank, the DXGNR7000 can operate for around 11 hours at 50% load when fully fueled (with fuel usage averaging around 0.68 GPH).
Outlets
The control panel features the upcoming 5 AC outlets:
The DXGNR7000's twist-lock L14-30R receptacle makes it transfer switch ready, enabling hassle-free connection to your breaker box for powering your home during outages.
Portability
At L27.2 x W27.4 x H28.5 in, the standard open frame design of the Dewalt DXGNR7000 delivers stability alongside easy maintenance access to components and good air cooling. This type of design is ideal for tough environments and heavy outdoor use.
While the generator is considered to be technically 'portable' (in the sense that you can move it), manually lifting and transporting it may be challenging, due to its high weight of 192 lbs. However, the constrained maneuverability is addressed with the assistance of its wheel kit and its folding handle, allowing for easy shifting once the generator is placed on the ground.
Features
The DXGNR7000's control panel
With a digital data center integrated into its control panel, the DXGNR7000 provides real-time insights into the lifetime run hours and power output, enabling easy monitoring of its status and activity.
Benefiting from its built-in fuel gauge, the generator allows for easy and immediate gas level inspections.
From a security standpoint, the generator is furnished with an automatic low oil shut-off and an overload protection (circuit breaker), ensuring peace of mind during operation.
Along the basic documentation and an owner's manual (opens in a new tab), useful for starting the generator right away, the Dewalt DXGNR7000's package also includes these accessories: battery charger, oil and tool kit.
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The Dewalt DXGNR7000 versus other generators
The following charts are provided to give you an idea of how some of the key specs of the Dewalt DXGNR7000 compare to generators of similar power (between 6500 and 7500 W).
- Having a dry weight of 192 lbs, the Dewalt DXGNR7000 belongs in the expected weight range for generators which produce 6500 to 7500 rated watts. if you wish to prioritize weight, the Champion 201515 is one of the top contenders in its power category, weighing only 121.3 pounds.
- At 50% load, the DXGNR7000 achieves one of the longer run times compared to devices of similar power, sustaining operations for around 11 hours. If runtime is a priority for you, the Firman H07553 stands out as one of the generators with the longest run time in its power range, providing around 12 hours of continuous use.
- While the run time is an important parameter, it is dependent on the fuel tank's capacity and thus, doesn't say much on its own unless we consider fuel consumption as well. This generator has an estimated fuel consumption of roughly 0.68 GPH (gallon per hour) at a 50% load, rendering it somewhat average compared to devices of a similar output. To prioritize fuel savings, we advise considering the Ford FG7750BiSRCO, which stands out for its gasoline efficiency, consuming just 0.5 gallons per hour.
The bottom line
- GFCI Outlets
- Electric start
- High run time
- Decent weight (192 lbs)
- Decent fuel efficiency
- No 50-amp output
- No remote start
Do you own the Dewalt DXGNR7000 and agree (or disagree) with these strengths and weaknesses?
Let us know and write your own review.
Features and Specifications
| Inverter | No |
|---|---|
| Parallel capable | No |
| RV ready | No |
| Fuel | Gasoline |
| Engine | 420 cc Dewalt OHV 4-stroke |
| Starting system | Recoil, Electric |
| Warranty | 3 years |
| Voltage | AC: 120/240V 60 Hz |
|---|---|
| Running watts | 7,000 W |
| Starting watts | 8,750 W |
| Running amps (@120/240V) | 58.3/29.2 amps |
| Peak amps (@120/240V) | 72.9/36.5 amps |
| Run time @50% load | 11 h |
| Run time @25% load | Unknown |
| GFCI outlets | Yes |
|---|---|
| Covered outlets | Yes |
| Automatic Voltage Regulation | Yes |
| AC outlets |
|
| DC outlets | No |
| Data center | Power output and lifetime run hours |
| Indicators | No |
| Fuel tank | Steel, 7.5 gal |
| Fuel gauge | Yes |
| Weight | 192 lbs |
|---|---|
| Approx. dimensions (L x W x H) | 27.2 x 27.4 x 28.5 in |
| Noise (lower limit) | Unknown |
| THD | Unknown |
| Compliance | CARB, EPA |
| Security | Low oil and overload protection |
| Spark arrestor | Yes |
| Neutral | Bonded to frame |
| Accessories included | Oil, tool kit, battery charger, battery, and wheel kit |
| Other model numbers | PMC167000.01 |
| UPC | 696471619331 |
We've taken extra care to research and verify each of the specifications above. That said, occasional mistakes or omissions are still possible. If you spot any missing or inaccurate information, feel free to suggest a correction so we can address it.
About Dewalt
DeWalt is a well renowned, US-based, tool and power equipment company, founded in 1922 by Raymon DeWalt. DeWalt is nowadays a subsidiary of the Stanley Black & Decker corporation, owns 7 manufacturing facilities in the US and offers a large selection of products, from screwdrivers to portable generators. DeWalt’s portable generator line consists of conventional, open designs of various outputs, some of which are powered by Honda engines. However, unlike many of their tools, they are apparently not all made in the US and are manufactured under license by Generac.
Warranty Information
The Dewalt DXGNR7000 is covered under a warranty for up to 3 years. This warranty may be limited and may not cover all parts of the generator.
For more information about the warranty of Dewalt generators, please consult Dewalt's warranty policies (opens in a new tab). Alternatively, you can also contact their Customer Support: 1-800-4-DEWALT (800-433-9258).
Questions & Answers
What can it power?
| Item | Running Watts | Starting Watts | |
|---|---|---|---|
| At home | Microwave (1000 watts) | 1500 | 1500 |
| AC (10,000 BTU) | 1500 | 2200 | |
| Dish washer | 1500 | 3000 | |
| Sump pump (1/2 hp) | 1050 | 2150 | |
| Pair of small speakers | 45 | 45 | |
| Total | 5595 W | 7095 W | |
| For camping | RV AC (11,000 BTU) | 1010 | 1600 |
| RV refrigerator | 180 | 600 | |
| Hair dryer | 1800 | 1900 | |
| Electric grill | 1650 | 1650 | |
| Toaster oven | 800 | 800 | |
| Radio | 100 | 100 | |
| Set of 5 LED light bulbs | 55 | 55 | |
| Total | 5595 W | 6185 W | |
| For work | Table saw | 1800 | 4500 |
| Air compressor (1 hp) | 1600 | 6100 | |
| Reciprocating saw | 730 | 960 | |
| Bug zapper | 80 | 80 | |
| Total | 4210 W | 8710 W |
What is the noise rating of the DXGNR7000?
Due to the lack of standardization in noise emission measurement, Dewalt does not provide their units' noise levels.
what are the engine oil requirements? (Asked September 06, 2020)
Engine oil capacity is 1.06qt. DeWALT recommends the following: SAE 30 above 40°F, 10W-30 between -10 and 40°F, and synthetic 5W-30 for all temperatures. Synthetic oil should not be used for engine break in.
what is the voltage of the starter battery (Asked July 17, 2024)
It's a 12V battery.
User Reviews
Owned mine for six years bought it during a power outage March 2017 used it 12 hours changed oil and put it away. Sitting since. Just put in a new battery checked the oil replaced the gas with new hit the starter it fired right up. Fantastic machine. It’ll be powering our fifth wheel on weekends. Couldn’t be happier
believe it or not,
I found one in the woods by a river, it is a DXGNR7000. I have been working on it for a couple days as it was in a flooded river with dried mud inside the generator,rust in the cylinder head,and the fuel tank is full of water and dirt.
The oil fill had a quart of water and a quart of oil in it, u can guess the carburetor was full of water. I pulled the head off and sanded the rust off the side of the cylinder walls. cleaned the carb, reinstalled the head{no new gasket} it had compression. shot it with carb cleaner and it started with the first pull.I cleaned up the starter,ignighter,and the generator,now the starter works,bamb I would bet money it will make power.so far I spent 0 $, looks like i need a new set of brushes,and a 20 amp reset button ,20 $. If it makes power I will buy a tank for 89.00 amazon.
We were hit by Hurricane Ida and loss electricity. My DeWALT 7-kw Generator has been a blessing! I have it running my entire house except for my Central Air Conditioner and my Hot Tub. It has no problem running my 2 temporarily added 6000-BTU window Units. We are living normally and my wife is working, where most of my neighbors are still evacuees, out of town!
I used it once in three years but it performed better than expected.