Portable Generators

Portable Generators

Power where you need it on jobsites, for recreation, home backup power, or power tools beyond the reach of extension cords. Whatever your need, Norwall has the Best Portable Generators for Sale.

Power Expert has articles on choosing the right generator and the best way to use it. Sizing Guides help estimate your power needs and choose a portable generator that fits your requirements.

Portable Gas Generators run on gasoline, the clear leader when it comes to fueling a portable generator. Easy to buy and inexpensive to store in quantities that meet most needs. Duel Fuel Portable Generators run on either gasoline or propane. If the gas runs out, connect the tank from your propane gas grill or step up to a 30-pound tank for longer run times.

Portable Diesel Generators offer the best in heavy duty performance with liquid-cooled Kubota Lowboy II and air-cooled Generac generators.

Best Rated Portable Generators for Sale

Why limit your choices to Walmart or Sears for Portable Generators? Norwall’s extensive catalog has generators from the best rated manufacturers. No one advertises lower prices on Generac, Champion, Briggs and Stratton, Cummins, Westinghouse, or PowerMate. Lowes and Home Depot sell generators too, but do they have what you need?

Norwall has Portable Generators for almost every need.  

In a hurry? Portable Generators in our warehouse or factory supplier ship in 1-2 days after ordering. Generators from Norwall Ship Free of Charge to most locations.

Quick Guide to Portable Generators

Portable RV Generators

Most RVs plug into a TT-30R receptacle. Less than 60 dBA noise is a must for campgrounds and parks. Remote start for rainy mornings. Choose enough power for A/C and other appliances. 3000 running watts is probably the minimum.

Portable Camping and Tailgating Generators

Less power and high fuel efficiency—1600 to 3000 running watts with one or two household outlets covers most needs. Less than 60 dBA noise.

Portable Home Generators

Usually performs the dual purpose of supplying emergency power in an outage and provides portable power that goes wherever you need it. Keep refrigerators, sump pumps, a few lights, and other essentials running during an outage. A manual transfer switch lets you power the furnace or even a central air conditioner if the generator has enough power. Bring power to a remote cabin or campsite away from utility power.

Portable Jobsite Generators

Reliability and long run times. Remote start is a good option. Automatic low idle mode for periods of low power use. Plenty of outlets and OSHA approved panel and grounding. 120/240-volt operation helps balance loads and keep everyone’s tools running. Gasoline is most popular, but diesel has a reputation for reliability.