PowerSmart4800-Watt Portable Inverter Generator with Wheels Handle Kit, CO Protect, Quiet, RV-Ready, HB5046C

Functionality, noiseless, easy to operate, value for the money and portable. We camp all year around this let's us run fans and hearts. It wo=ks great.

Order this to power my 32ft Montana trailor. The generator was easy to set up and started right away with the electric start. Love that part. I turned on the refrigerator. Microwave, air-conditioning, lights TV and sound system all at the same time to test how the generator would handle it. No problem at all. The generator handled all. Its very quiet as it said. I'm very happy so far. Worth the money to me.

Easy to use! Power outage and it worked great!

Easy on gas. Start well

Loving this generator. It's sound is similar to most Honda generators. Very happy. I love that I just press button and it starts electrically. That's why I bought it. Also the gasoline lasts as advertised after first oil change. Also very sturdy and easy to understand.

The media could not be loaded. I liked the electric starter alot. One time I let it run out of gas and die. After I filled the gas the electric starter didn't work got upset and left it alone for a day and it started. I use it to run the heat and air on top of my van. And charging 3 power stations. Worth the money but you have to pay for gas. Thanks

So this generator worked really well for its size. We went to do some spring camping and it powered everything in the rv except the ac and the microwave. Not enough juice. You will need the 4500 watt generator. However if you’re ok with just a geni to get out and camp, still have heat and power for your devices and the ability to heat water what not this is the generator for you. Gave us 10 solid hrs of heat during the night as it ran my fan motor and the heating system. As well as my wife’s and sons cpap machines and powered my phone charger. All nigh power. Make sure to fill it before bed or you’re getting up in the night.

I received this generator a few weeks ago and have not needed it with a power outage. That said I did get it out of the box and fired it up. First Note it doesn't come with oil in the motor so have a quart of 10W30 ready to fill the crankcase. The instructions don't say how much to use but to fill the case until the upper level of the dip stick it covered. I put gas in. Turned the red lever on the gas cap to Run - Pulled the Choke out. Turned the Switch to Run. A couple quick pulls and it started right up. I checked and it was putting out the proper voltage. A quick Squirt of STABIL to protect the gas as I don't know when I might need it. I then set the generator aside for future us. It seems good and I am happy.