The PowerSmart 2500-Watt Portable Inverter Generator has super quiet technology is EPA compliant has a low oil shutdown and is ultra-lightweight for camping. Weighing in at an ultralight 40.3 pounds. Power up with the reliable recoil start. I ve included two covered 120V 15.8A household outlets and two 5V USB ports to power your phone laptop or similar device. This inverter operates at 53dBA from 23 feet the same as a dishwasher s noise level. Just add oil utilize your High-Fuel generator right out of the box on gasoline and easily switch fuels with the fuel selector dial. When the 1.05-gallon gasoline tank is complete the 79cc engine produces 2500 starting and 1900 running watts and will run up to 10.5 hours at quarter load. Connect this Parallel Ready inverter with another Powersmart 2500-watt inverter. Increase available wattage and amperage to double your output power. Fully assembled with a hassle-free setup the carrying handle makes transport a cinch. Powersmart Support and our nationwide network of service centers will support your purchase with a 2-year limited warranty and FREE lifetime technical support. | 
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I've since bartered it away after having sprung for the legendary Honda EU2200i; its eco mode throttle has been flawless.
The next week after camping, a hurricane hit and we lost power for around 36hrs. I pulled this out to the back yard, strung two extension cords - one to the kitchen/living room, another to the bedroom + internet room. It always powered modem/wifi. During the day it powered: TV, PS5, fans. During the night it powered: a few lamps, TV, small window AC (overnight). I would also swap out the fridge for kitchen appliances like kettle, george foreman, griddle during the day.
I always kept the generator at "eco mode" (see: also low noise) and it will rev up when needed. I believe I used about 1 to 1.5 gallon over 36hrs.
Edit: Apparently, I bought mine for $343.14 otd, which makes this current deal better than mine. Also, that deal was available for normal noobs like me who don't have W+
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The next week after camping, a hurricane hit and we lost power for around 36hrs. I pulled this out to the back yard, strung two extension cords - one to the kitchen/living room, another to the bedroom + internet room. It always powered modem/wifi. During the day it powered: TV, PS5, fans. During the night it powered: a few lamps, TV, small window AC (overnight). I would also swap out the fridge for kitchen appliances like kettle, george foreman, griddle during the day.
I always kept the generator at "eco mode" (see: also low noise) and it will rev up when needed. I believe I used about 1 to 1.5 gallon over 36hrs.
Edit: Apparently, I bought mine for $343.14 otd, which makes this current deal better than mine. Also, that deal was available for normal noobs like me who don't have W+
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I own the sixteen hundred watt version. It's been great. I do wish should had a little more power. When running microwave or small convection it really revs hard. Running a little over 1500 watts. It does run it. But I feel it may be shortening its life. Wish it had a little more breathing room. For tasks like charging the ecoflow delta 2 it is perfect.
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