Answer

Can the Champion 7500W Dual Fuel (100891) run ResMed AirSense 11, typical power from the user guide?

Runs, surge risk

Runs. Running draw 56 W fits within 7,500 running watts, and published startup 73 W fits within 9,375 starting watts. This is an open-frame generator; for sensitive electronics or medical devices an inverter generator (under 3% THD) is the safer choice.

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The comparison

Champion 7500W Dual Fuel (100891)ResMed AirSense 11, typical power from the user guide
Running watts7,500 W56 W
Starting / surge watts9,375 W73 W
Typeopen-frame, Dual fuel (gasoline/propane)Medical
Published runtime10 hr at 1/2 load on gasoline, 5.5 hr at 1/2 load on a 20-lb propane tank
SourcesGenerator sourceAppliance source

Questions

Can the Champion 7500W Dual Fuel (100891) run ResMed AirSense 11, typical power from the user guide?

Runs. Running draw 56 W fits within 7,500 running watts, and published startup 73 W fits within 9,375 starting watts. This is an open-frame generator; for sensitive electronics or medical devices an inverter generator (under 3% THD) is the safer choice.

What watts were compared?

Generator: 7,500 running W and 9,375 starting W on gasoline. Appliance: 56 W running, 73 W startup.

How long will it run?

Fuel runtime depends on total load. Published runtime: 10 hr at 1/2 load on gasoline, 5.5 hr at 1/2 load on a 20-lb propane tank.

Where did the numbers come from?

Champion operator's manual: gasoline 9375 starting / 7500 running; propane 8400 / 6750; L14-30R and L5-30R; 7.7 gal; 10 hr gas / 5.5 hr propane at 50% load. Americas user guide, 65 W power supply section: typical power consumption 56.1 W (111.5 VA) and peak power consumption 73.2 W (137.6 VA). This is the published system figure, not the lower no-humidifier row on ResMed's separate therapy-power sheet.

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