Your doomsday survival kit needs this generator

It runs on gasoline or propane and alerts you if carbon monoxide levels become too high.
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Picture this: The world is plunged into darkness. Aliens have landed, zombies are ravaging cities, or a fungal pandemic has hit the streets. And, on top of it all, your phone is dead. How would you survive? This secret weapon could be your lifeline in any doomsday or emergency weather scenario.

As long as you have gasoline or propane, the Explorer Bear generator can provide you with life-saving power. (And entertainment, because let’s be real, we need to check our socials.) Order yours now for $599, and be prepared for anything.

This generator has your back 

Have more peace of mind with the Explorer Bear. Most other generators only run on one type of fuel or just electric power, leaving you with limited options during a zombie apocalypse or hurricane emergency. Minecraft taught us that we don’t want to be stuck without light while zombies bang around outside our door and make funny noises.

But, if you’re concerned about burning fuel indoors, the Explorer Bear has a CO sensor that monitors carbon monoxide levels and alerts you if they reach a dangerous level. Worst case scenario is you’ll have to shut it off and crack open a window for a bit. Just be sure no walkers find their way inside of your home.

The Explorer Bear will automatically shut down if it’s being overloaded or if it detects a low amount of oil in the engine. The absolute last thing you want is to accidentally wreck your generator, so if it randomly shuts off while you’re trying to use it, you can further inspect what’s going on from there. 

One last fact about the Explorer Bear is that it runs very quietly for a generator at 62 dB. That’s about the same as your dishwasher or background chatter at the office.

Apocalypse-proof your home with the $599 Explorer Bear generator.

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