AIVOLT Inverter Generator 4300W Gas Powered Portable Super Quiet Outdoor Generator RV Ready for Camping Tools and Home Use, EPA Compliant

AIVOLT Generator 4300 Watt Emergency Generator Gasoline Silent Ultra Lightweight Portable Generator

Provide 4300 starting watts and 3450 running watts, which is perfect for camping, RV, tailgating, party, work, home use or power outages.

Main Features

• Pure Sine Wave - This AIVOLT gas powered generator with inverter technology produces stable clean power (less than 3% THD), safe for your sensitive electronics such as phones, game consoles, projectors, laptops, small power tools, etc., and can also supply caravans with electricity.
• Low Oil Shut-Off - Low oil and low fuel automatic shut-off technology to protect your generator and your electronics from damage.
• Automatic CO Protection - With CO Alert technology, you can help protect you and your family by automatically shutting down your generator if unsafe levels of carbon monoxide are detected.

AIVOLT Powerful Exclusive Copper Motor

• AIVOLT's 149cc 4-stroke OHV air-cooled 100% copper winding engine uses the latest technology to ensure that your generator will last for years while providing sufficient power to the generator.
• The latest exclusive technology allows the generator to operate for 100 hours without maintenance, making it easier to use.
• With efficient fuel technology and eco-switches, a 0.92-gallon fuel tank can run for more than 5.5 hours at 25% load, helping to save money on fuel costs.

Power Wherever and Whenever You Need It

This AIVOLT 120V gas powered inverter generator is designed to be mobile and versatile, with the ability to provide power whenever and wherever you need it, will power you whether you’re at home, on an RV trip, camping, emergency event, or at the jobsite.

Warm Notice - Since the starting power of some electrical appliances is far greater than the operating power, in order to ensure that the generator can supply all the devices, we recommend starting the device with the higher power first and then connecting another one after the device runs stably.