Equip2clean Gorilla Power 5500W Dual-Fuel Generator with Electric Start - GP5500E-DF – Reliable & Fuel Efficient

Gorilla Power GP5500DF — 5500W Dual-Fuel Generator (Petrol / Propane)

Reliable, flexible, ready. Run on petrol or propane with 5500W max / 5000W running, large 25 L tank, and electric / recoil / wireless remote start. Built tough for home backup, sites and events.

Where This Model Sits in the Gorilla Power Range

From ultra-portable inverters to big dual-fuel & diesel sets — this GP5500DF is a mid-high output dual-fuel unit with capacity to run multiple items at once.

• 2.0kW Inverter — GP2000i
• 3.5kW Inverter — GP3500i
• 3.8kW Inverter ES — GP3800iE
• 5.0kW Inverter — GP5000iE
• 5.5kW Dual-Fuel — GP5500DF
• 6.5kW Dual-Fuel — GP6500DF
• 8.0kW Petrol — GP8000iE
• 8.3kW Dual-Fuel — GP8300DF
• 12.8kW Diesel — GP12800D

Key Features

• 5500W max / 5000W running — run more devices simultaneously (sum of running ≤ 5. 0 kW).
• Dual-Fuel system — switch between petrol and propane for flexibility and availability.
• Electric, recoil & wireless remote start — control it your way.
• Large 25 L tank — extended runtime for outages and long shifts.
• Low-oil shut-off — engine protection built-in.
• Site-ready outputs — 230V/32A + twin 110V/32A + 12V DC.

CampingHome EssentialsToolsHigh-Demand

More running watts = more items at once; keep headroom for motor start surges.

Sockets & Inputs — Front Panel at a Glance

230V 32A (CEE)High-power feed to a board or single large load. 2 × 110V 32A (CEE)Site-safe sockets for tools & leads. 12V DC OutputBattery charging / DC accessories. Ground (earth) terminalAdded safety & compliance.

Running vs. Starting Watts — Know the Difference

Running watts = power to keep equipment operating. Starting watts = brief surge to start motors/compressors. Running watts (blue bar) Starting watts (red marker) Generator running capacity (dotted line) GP5500DF: 5500W max / 5000W running Fridge-Freezer 05500W Run ≈ 150–250W | Start ≈ 800–1200W Microwave 05500W Run ≈ 900–1200W | Start ≈ Same Table Saw (10") 05500W Run ≈ 1500–1800W | Start ≈ 2500–3000W Air Compressor (2 HP) 05500W Run ≈ 1400–1600W | Start ≈ 3500–4500W Pressure Washer (2 kW, induction) 05500W Run ≈ 1800–2000W | Start ≈ 3000–3500W

Typical values — always check your device label. Add up running watts for items used together, and keep the single largest start surge within your headroom (≈5. 0 kW on this model).

What Size Generator Do I Need?

Item Typical Running Typical Starting GP5500DF

• Laptop + Phone Charging 100–200W ≈ Same Yes
• LED TV + Router + Lights 150–300W ≈ Same Yes
• Fridge-Freezer 120–200W 800–1200W Yes
• String / Hedge Trimmer 300–450W 700–1200W Yes
• Drill / Hand Sander 500–600W 800–1200W Yes
• Paint Sprayer 500–600W ≈ 600W Yes
• Work Light (LED/Halogen) 300–1000W ≈ Same Yes
• Microwave 800–1200W ≈ Same Yes
• Pressure Washer (electric) 1800–2000W 3000–3500W Yes
• Table Saw (10") 1500–1800W 2500–3000W Yes
• Space Heater / Kettle 1500–3000W ≈ Same Yes
• Air Compressor (2 HP) 1400–1600W 3500–4500W Usually OK
• Electric Oven (single) 3000–3600W ≈ Same Yes

Guide only — add up running watts for items used together, then ensure the single highest starting surge stays within generator limits.

Why Dual-Fuel Matters

• Fuel flexibility — choose petrol for convenience or propane for long-term storage.
• Lower emissions on propane — cleaner burn, less carbon build-up.
• Extended runtime — switch fuels mid-use to keep working.
• Cost control — pick the most economical fuel for the job.

Technical Specifications

• Maximum Watts 5500W
• Running Watts 5000W
• Fuel Type Petrol / Propane (LPG)
• Fuel Tank 25 L
• Oil Capacity 1.1 L
• Weight 91 kg
• Starting System Recoil / Electric / Wireless Remote
• Frequency 50 Hz

Instruction Manual (PDF)

Tips for Choosing the Right Generator

• Total your running watts for everything you’ll use together.
• Identify the largest starting surge (motors/compressors) and leave headroom.
• Use correct sockets — 110V (yellow) for UK sites; 230V/32A for boards/large loads.
• Plan runtime — tank size + LPG bottle = hours between stops.