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  • Pulsar PG1202S
  • Husqvarna G1300P
  • Model PG1202S
    Model PG1202S

    Pulsar 850W Gas Generator

    850W
    Running
    65 dB
    Noise
    View details
  • Model G1300P
    Model G1300P

    Husqvarna 800W Gas Generator

    800W
    Running
    dB
    Noise
    View details
Quick charts
Each chart uses its own Y-axis scale (so numbers are comparable within a chart).
Running watts
W
Starting watts
W
Noise
dB
Runtime @50%
h
Running watts by fuel
Shows how output changes across gasoline/propane/natural gas (when available).
Generator Specifications Comparison
SpecificationPulsar PG1202SHusqvarna G1300P
General
Product type
Generator
Generator
Fuel
Gasoline
Gasoline
InverterNoNo
Parallel capableNoNo
RV readyNoNo
Running watts
Winner: Winner: 850 W
800 W
Starting watts
Winner: Winner: 1200 W
Not available—
Noise (lower limit)
Winner: Winner: 65 dB
Not available—
Weight
37.5 lbs
Winner: Winner: 28 lbs
Run time @50% load
Winner: Winner: 8.5 h
Not available—
Run time @25% load
Not available—
Not available—
Fuel tank
1.1 gal
1.58503 gal
Fuel gaugeNoYes
Approx. dimensions (L × W × H)
14.6 x 12.4 x 12.4
Not available—
Electrical
Voltage (AC)
120
900
Voltage (DC)
12
12
GFCI outletsNoNo
Covered outletsNoNo
Automatic Voltage RegulationNoNo
THD
Not available—
Not available—
Engine
Engine
72 cc Ducar 2-stroke
Husqvarna
Alternator
Not available—
Not available—
Starting system
Recoil
Not available—
Warranty
Warranty
1 years
Not available—
Power by fuel
GasolineNot available—Not available—
Running watts
850 W
Not available—
Starting watts
1200 W
Not available—
Running amps (120V)
Not available—
Not available—
Running amps (240V)
Not available—
Not available—
Peak amps (120V)
Not available—
Not available—
Peak amps (240V)
Not available—
Not available—
Run time @50% load
8.5 h
Not available—
Run time @25% load
Not available—
Not available—
Other
Data center
Not available—
Not available—
Indicators
true
Not available—
Compliance
CARB, EPA
Not available—
Security
Not available—
Not available—
Spark arrestorNoNo
Neutral
Floating
Not available—
UPC
814726026530
Not available—
Core / High-priority specs
Running Watts (Gasoline)
850
Not available—
Starting Watts (Gasoline)
1200
Not available—
Runtime @ 50% Load (Gasoline)
8.5
Not available—
AC Outlet Types
1x Duplex 120V 20A (5-20R)
Not available—
Electrical & power
Frequency
60
50
Engine & construction
Engine Type
Ducar 2-stroke
Not available—
Engine Displacement
72
98.5
Engine Oil Type
2-Cycle
Not available—
Runtime & fuel system
Runtime @ 50% Load (Gasoline)
8.5
Not available—
Safety & compliance
Overload Protection System
Overload protection
Not available—
Carbon Monoxide MonitoringNoNo
Included equipment
Included Accessories
Tool kit and battery charging cables
Not available—
Warranty & identification
Commercial Warranty
1
Not available—
Part Number
PG1202SA
967 66 49‑02
Additional specs
Summary
The Pulsar PG1202SA is a compact and portable 1,200-watt 2-cycle generator, ideal for light-duty use such as camping, tailgating, and small DIY projects.
The Husqvarna G1300P is an 800-watt gasoline generator built for users who need portable power without the bulk. At 28 pounds, it occupies the sweet spot between capacity and portability, making it practical for camping trips, remote job sites, and temporary backup power scenarios. The 800 running watts can sustain small appliances like phone chargers, laptop power supplies, and compact power tools, but it cannot handle simultaneous high-draw devices like air conditioners or large compressors. The 1.58-gallon fuel tank means refueling cycles will occur every few hours depending on load, so this is a generator for short-duration applications rather than all-day continuous operation.
  • Most Powerful
    Pulsar PG1202S
    850W running
  • Quietest
    Pulsar PG1202S
    65 dB
  • Longest Runtime
    Pulsar PG1202S
    8.5h at 50% load
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