PowerSmart Portable Inverter Generator,Gas Powered1500-Watt Small Generator with Recoil Start,Quiet Technology&Ultra-Light for Camping Outdoor(EPA&CARB Compliant)

I recently purchased the PowerSmart Generator and have been thoroughly impressed with its performance and design. Weighing just 27 pounds and featuring a convenient handle, it's incredibly easy to transport and store. Setting it up was straightforward; just remember to add 10W-30 oil before first use. The pull pin starter might take a bit of getting used to, but it operates smoothly.This generator has proven to be a reliable power source for both home emergencies (hurricane prone areas) and camping adventures. Its compact size and lightweight design make it perfect for outdoor activities, fitting easily in the car and storing effortlessly in the garage. Despite its small footprint, it delivers impressive power, meeting its rated specs under full load capacity of 1000W running and 1500W peak power. The built-in USB outlets are a handy feature for charging multiple devices, and its quiet operation ensures a peaceful environment. Overall, the PowerSmart Generator is a must-have for anyone in need of a dependable, portable power solution.

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Bought this for my wood shed which has no power. It won't run a small skill saw or anything I have in my shed. Hopefully it will run a coffee pot... It did start up on 1st pull and it is quiet.

The media could not be loaded. Easy to use, light weight, low noise, good performance and meets rated specs under full load capacity of 1000W running and 1500W peak power as shown in attached video.Recommendations:Use ONLY premium fuel.Use Mobil1 10W-30 fully synthetic extended performance oil.Instructions: After filling fuel and oil to the recommended levels in the manual, turn the red fuel knob to "ON", pull the starter cord 4-8 times to prime the starter. Pull out the choke, turn the engine switch to "ON", and pull the starter cord to start the generator. Once the engine starts, push the choke back in to run and connect your devices into the AC power plugs.When you are done using it, I recommend disconnecting your plugs, pulling the choke out and turning the engine switch to "OFF" to allow for an easier start the next time you use it.

I bought this generator to use at home as a backup power source in case of emergencies and to take camping, and I'm really satisfied with it so far. It was really simple to use right away, and it seemed to have sufficient power. As soon as you take it out of the box, you can tell it's a well-made, thoughtfully designed piece of equipment. Because of its excellent size and ease of maneuverability, I can take it camping without worrying about taking up too much room in my car. It is also simple to store in the garage. Since it weighs significantly less than previous generators I've tried, I can easily carry it by myself.

I got this because we live in Florida and during Hurricane season, there are going to be power outages. This little generator is perfect because it's small and easy to store. Not to mention that it doesn't burn fuel like crazy and is able to power a window A/C unit to make power outages survivable. Prior to this, we used battery powered fans. Now we'll be much more comfortable.It is also easy to setup as long as you follow the instructions and use the proper oil and fuel. Couldn't beat it for the price, size, and power. Fits easily on my shelves in my garage.

I'm at 6000' elevation. I need a high altitude jet but they don't sell them or know what size I need, etc. If you are above 3000', don't buy. Customer service is ridiculous. They have to clerks and no tech. If it wasn't a hassle, I'd send it back.I suggested they contact their chinese manufacturer to find out what jet I needed, but haven't heard back. Cute little gen set but thats about all it is.

This little genny does a fine job outputting 700 watts.However- It's so small and light that it vibrates itself into non-charging mode.I placed a lead acid battery on top on the little genny and it hasn’t switched out of charge prematurely since.Imagine that bolting it to a piece of plywood on a pallet would solve this issue.