Predator 9500W Super Quiet Inverter (71365)
The Predator 9500W Super Quiet Inverter (71365) is an inverter generator rated at 7.6 kW on gasoline (continuous output, not surge). Full compiled specifications, fuel burn, and pricing are in the table below; the figures come from the source page linked at the bottom of this page.
Specifications
| Type | Inverter generator |
|---|---|
| Rated output: Gasoline | 7.6 kW |
| Fuel consumption at 50% load | Not in our database yet |
| Fuel consumption at 100% load | Not in our database yet |
| Noise rating | 67 dB |
| Typical street price (generator alone) | $1,999 (compiled October 2026, US$) |
Consumption figures are manufacturer-reported values, exactly as published by the source below; propane figures for some brands are published in cubic feet per hour with the gallon-per-hour equivalent in parentheses. A figure shown as “Not in our database yet” means the source does not publish a comparable value. We leave it blank rather than estimate it.
How its price stacks up
We do not have a propane (LP) rating compiled for this model yet, so we do not publish a price-per-kW figure for it. For context, the median inverter in our database is about $295 per kW on its propane rating.
That is the generator alone, before installation. Standby installs add a transfer switch, pad, gas and electrical work, and permits; the cost guide breaks those down. Prices move; treat the figure as a compiled street price from October 2026, not a quote.
Will it run your house?
On gasoline, this model is rated at 7.6 kW continuous. Whether that is enough depends on what has to start at the same time: a well pump or central air conditioner can draw several times its running watts for a few seconds. Run your own appliance list through the sizing calculator, then see this model highlighted against your number in the model database: highlighted rows clear your requirement with the calculator’s 20% headroom included.
Source
Specifications compiled from the Manufacturer / source page for this model (October 2026). Always confirm ratings, consumption, and clearances against the nameplate and manual of the specific unit before purchase.