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6,800W Running / 7,500W Peak | 18hr Runtime | 32A Outlet | Electric + Recoil Start | Free Delivery Australia Wide
The Briggs & Stratton P7500 PowerSmart is the heavy hitter in the B&S inverter range. A 420cc OHV engine delivers 6,800 watts of stable running power and a 7,500-watt peak, enough to handle serious site loads, 32A equipment, and multiple heavy draws running simultaneously.
A 25-litre fuel tank gives you up to 18 hours of runtime at quarter load, so you're not babysitting the refuelling schedule on a long day. Inverter technology keeps the output clean for sensitive electronics, CO Guard monitors the air automatically, and QPT parallel capability lets you link two P7500s if you ever need more.
1. 6,800W Running Power - Handles the Hard Stuff
Most portable generators top out at 3-4kW. The P7500 gives you 6,800 watts continuous and 7,500 watts peak, enough for large air compressors, concrete mixers, bigger power tools, site lighting rigs, and multiple loads at once. It's built for jobs where a smaller unit runs out of headroom.
2. 32A Outlet for Heavy Site Equipment
A single 32A outlet sits alongside the standard 15A outlet, giving you direct access for equipment that normally needs a dedicated circuit. Whether it's a larger air compressor, a pump, or a site shed feed, the P7500 has the output to back it up.
3. 18 Hours on a Single Tank
The 25-litre fuel tank is the largest in the B&S range, delivering up to 18 hours runtime at quarter load. On a busy site running heavier loads you'll still get a full working day on a single fill - less downtime, less mucking around with jerry cans.
4. Clean Inverter Power - Safe for Sensitive Electronics
Despite the high output, the P7500 runs inverter technology, not a conventional alternator. That means stable, clean sine wave power that won't damage sensitive electronics, variable-speed tools, or equipment with onboard computers. Load up with confidence.
5. CO Guard Automatic Safety Shutdown
The built-in carbon monoxide sensor monitors ambient air continuously and cuts the engine before CO levels reach a dangerous threshold. Essential for anyone working in semi-enclosed or poorly ventilated spaces where exhaust can accumulate.

| Running Watts | 6,800W |
| Peak / Starting Watts | 7,500W (7.5kVA) |
| Engine | Briggs & Stratton OHV 420cc |
| Start Type | Electric + Recoil |
| Alternator | Permanent Magnet Inverter |
| Fuel Tank Capacity | 25L |
| Runtime at 25% Load | 18 hours |
| AC Outlets | 1 x 32A, 1 x 15A |
| USB Ports | 2 x USB |
| CO Guard | Yes |
| Low Oil Shutdown | Yes |
| Parallel Capability | QPT (Quick Parallel Technology) |
| Transport | Folding handles + wheels |
| Noise Level | Inverter-controlled (quieter at part load) |
| Dimensions (L x W x H) | 870 x 725 x 685mm |
| Weight | 92kg |
| Warranty | 3 Years |

Everything you need is included with your Briggs & Stratton P7500 PowerSmart Inverter Generator purchase from True Gear
What can I run on the Briggs & Stratton P7500 inverter generator?
With 6,800W continuous and 7,500W peak you can run large air compressors, concrete mixers, site lighting, power tools, caravan air conditioning, water pumps, and multiple loads simultaneously. The 32A outlet handles heavy single-circuit loads that smaller generators can't touch.
Does the Briggs & Stratton P7500 have a 32A outlet?
Yes. The P7500 has a 32A outlet and a standard 15A outlet, plus two USB ports. There is no 12V DC outlet on this model. It does not come with a wireless remote start. Start is electric (push-button) with recoil backup.
How does the P7500 compare to the P4500?
The P7500 is a significant step up: 6,800W vs 3,700W running power, a 25L vs 13.2L tank, and 18hr vs 16hr runtime. The P7500 also adds a 32A outlet for heavier equipment. It's heavier at 92kg vs 47kg and doesn't have wireless remote start, but if you need serious site power the P7500 is the right unit.
Can you parallel two Briggs & Stratton P7500 generators?
Yes. The P7500 is equipped with QPT (Quick Parallel Technology), which lets you link two P7500s together to roughly double the available output. This is useful for large sites, events, or situations where redundancy matters. A QPT parallel cable is required (sold separately).
Is the Briggs & Stratton P7500 good for a job site?
It's built for exactly that. The 420cc OHV engine, 6,800W output, 32A outlet, and 18-hour runtime make it the right choice for serious site work. It's heavy at 92kg so you'll want a flat spot to park it; folding handles and wheels make repositioning manageable. CO Guard is a genuine safety feature for enclosed or semi-enclosed work areas.
What is the fuel consumption of the B&S P7500?
Fuel consumption varies with load. At 25% load it runs around 18 hours on the 25L tank. At higher loads it will burn more; for heavy site use, budget around 10-14 hours at typical mid-range loads. Inverter technology still helps compared to a conventional generator by reducing engine speed when load drops.
The P7500 is the top of the B&S portable range. If you're not sure it's the right fit for your load requirements, give us a call. We'll give you a straight answer without overselling.
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