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Honda's legendary industrial generators have earned a reputation in the construction and rental industries for their incredible rugged reliability. A recent Independent Survey of Construction and Industrial Users rated Honda #1.

All EB series Honda generators come standard with full generator GFCI circuit protection for OSHA-regulated jobsites. The new industrial EB3800, EB5000 and EB6500 models use a Honda commercial-grade overhead value engine and feature a large 6.6 gallon fuel tank, easy access outlet panel and an additional duplex outlet.

All of these generators are backed by Honda's commercial use warranty and legendary reputation for performance, durability and reliability.

Single cylinder, Overhead valve, Air-cooled.
Unit of Measure

Specifications

Maximum Power

 N/A 6500 W

Rated Power

 N/A 5500 W

Type

 N/A Industrial

Engine

 N/A Honda GX390

Displacement

 N/A 389 cm³

Alternating Current (AC) at 6500 Watt (W) Maximum Power

 N/A 27.1 A54.1 A

Alternating Current (AC) at 5500 Watt (W) Rated Power

 N/A 22.9 A45.8 A

Alternating Current (AC) Output

 N/A 120 V240 V

Receptacles

 N/A 20 A, 125 V Duplex : Plug # - 5-15P or 5-20P 30 A, 125 V Locking Plug : Plug # - L5-30P 30 A, 125/250 V Locking Plug : Plug # - L14-30P

Starting System

 N/A Recoll

Fuel Tank Capacity

 N/A 6.6 gal

Run Time Per Tankful

 N/A 10 hrs at 1/2 load 5.3 hrs at rated load

Length (L)

 N/A 41.9 in

Width

 N/A 27.2 in

Height

 N/A 29.2 in
Noise Level1 N/A 105 LwA 75 dB at rated load

Dry Weight

 N/A 220 lb

Features

Features

 N/A
  • Honda OHV Engine
  • Oil Alert (requires optional battery)
  • Auto Throttle (requires optional battery)
  • Electronic Ignition
  • Circuit Breakers
  • Fuel Gauge
  • Wheel Kit Standard
  • Automatic Voltage Regulator
  • Full Tubing Frame for Protection
  • USDA-qualified Spark Arrester/Muffler
  • 120/240 V Selector Switch
  • GFCI/Neutral Bond
  • 2 Years Residential Warranty
  • 1 Year Commercial Warranty
  • 1 LwA is an International noise level measurement that uses a weighing factor to reflect noise "tonality" in addition to the sound power (dBA) level.