Aceup Energy 1,200W Gas Powered Generator, Small Portable Generator for Home Use Ultralight, EPA & CARB Compliant
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Style: 1200w duplex socket
Features
- 1200 peak watts and 900 running watts
- Frequency 60Hz , 120V household outlet, equipped with one American-style duplex socket, one AC overload protection, one 12V DC power supply, one DC overload protection and one indicator light
- Powered by a 71cc Aceup Single Cylinder, 2 Cycle Engine with air cooling system and a recoil start, 35.3 lb weight
- This generator uses a 50:1 gasoline-to-oil mix (no separate oil change required), and its 1.1-gallon fuel tank enables 6 hours of operation at half load
- All generators EPA compliant are functionally tested before leaving the factory to guarantee quality; Backed by 1-year limited warranty under normal use and FREE lifetime technical guidance from experts
Brand: Aceup Energy
Wattage: 900 watts
Fuel Type: Gasoline
Power Source: Gasoline, Liquefied Petroleum Gas
Recommended Uses For Product: Camping, Commercial, Emergency , Outage, Residential
Item Weight: 35.5 Pounds
Voltage: 120 Volts
Output Wattage: 1200
Special Feature: Automatic Shut Down, Automatic Voltage Regulation, Lightweight, Overload Protection, Portable
Included Components: Oil Cup, Spark Plug Wrench
Wattage: 900 watts
Fuel Type: Gasoline
Power Source: Gasoline, Liquefied Petroleum Gas
Recommended Uses For Product: Camping, Commercial, Emergency , Outage, Residential
Voltage: 120 Volts
Output Wattage: 1200
Additional Features: Automatic Shut Down, Automatic Voltage Regulation, Lightweight, Overload Protection, Portable
Engine Type: 2 Stroke
Ignition System Type: recoil start
Tank Volume: 1.1 Gallons
Engine Displacement: 71 Cubic Centimeters
Total Power Outlets: 2
Engine Power Maximum: 1200 Watts
Starting Wattage: 1200 Watts
Running Wattage: 900 Watts
Frequency: 60 Hz
Is Electric: No
Runtime: 6 hours
Brand Name: Aceup Energy
Included Components: Oil Cup, Spark Plug Wrench
Model Name: AG1200
Model Number: AG1200
Manufacturer: Aceup Energy
Manufacturer Part Number: AG1200
Item Type Name: gas generator
Warranty Description: 1 year manufacturer
Item Weight: 35.5 Pounds
Item Dimensions L x W x H: 15.7"L x 14.5"W x 14.1"H
Color: yellow
Material Type: Iron
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Style: 1200w duplex socket
This generator has been very reliable so far. It starts easily, runs smoothly, and provides enough power for my basic needs like lights, fan, TV, and charging devices. The fuel consumption is reasonable, and it doesn’t overheat even after running for several hours. The noise level is okay—not silent, but not unbearable either. The only downside is that it’s a bit heavy and could be easier to move around. Overall, it’s a good value for the price and I’d recommend it to anyone looking for a dependable generator for home or backup use.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 2, 2026 by Daneika Keen
Style: 1200w duplex socket
This generator is compact and easy to move around. It works well for basic power needs and is good to have for emergencies or outages. It starts easily and runs smoothly. I like that it is portable and doesn’t take up too much space.
Reviewed in the United States on March 6, 2026 by Mary H Bell
Style: 1200w duplex socket
I bought this "generator" from Amazon. It would not start at all during numerous attempts over a 5 day period. I did manage to contact a non-English speaking "tech support" person for help. She offered no help, but insisted that since I didn't buy the machine from them, I could not return it or exchange it, but call tech support where I bought it for help (but that is who I thought I was connected to!) Shortly after that call ended, I received a telephone call from another non-English speaking person who sounded like the same person, and was also of no help, but would only say I could not return this, nor would they exchange or replace it because I didn't buy it from them! I gave up arguing with these non-English speaking females, and continued to try starting the piece of junk with my wife's help. My rec-fuel was fresh, as was the 2-cycle oil and fuel stabilizer per the instruction manual. On my 10th attempt, the generator finally started and actually ran for ~2 minutes! On the next day, late morning, it was again extremely difficult for me to start it. It finally ran for ~30 seconds, coughed once, then stopped running. I have not been able to get it started again since then. This is a terrible product with the worst excuse for support. I advise Amazon to stop selling this item, or anything else from AceUp Energy.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 13, 2026 by microdoc
Style: 1200w duplex socket
The media could not be loaded. The generator works great. I bought it over purchasing a 400 watt battery bank. So far, I’ve put about 7-8 hours of run time on it during a camping trip. The longest duration was 2 hrs continuously. The manufacturer states that the unit needs about 25 hours to be fully broken in. The good: - The unit charged all of our small devices such as cellphones and laptops without issue. - We were able blow up our air mattresses and really could be used to power temporary lighting or small appliances - The unit is small and compact; maybe taking up about 15” all the way around of storage space. - Unit comes with a top handle and is easy to move around; unit is not very heavy even with a full tank - The unit wasn’t loud to me, especially 30-50 ft away; sounds like a chainsaw on idle or dirt bike in neutral. My unit has a slight rattle that is worse with bad fuel but not bad with proper fuel; - Didn’t have any issue starting/stopping the unit multiple times throughout the day; as long as I followed the proper procedures The bad: - Only holds about 1 gallon of fuel; and each fill requires 1 gallon of gas plus 2oz of 2 cycle oil mixed. I had to mix in a 16 oz bottle first then fill up with gas the rest of the way. I shook the unit to make sure it’s all mixed up. - Lasted maybe 4-5 hours I found with minimal load. Still testing this though. Perhaps it will last 6 hours once fully broken in. Also, to get the max duration the fuel must be filled all the way to the line - Only has two three pronged outlets; it’s a small unit so something to consider - Because the unit is small and light; I had to put my foot or hand on the unit to hold it steady when pulling the cord. Not sure how safe this is in terms of risk of shock; best to wear rubber gloves and ensure the unit is grounded first. - Unit must be grounded like in my video; this is required according to the manual for safety; you’ll need to buy a proper grounding pole - There’s a strong odor when running so keep away from everyone as much as possible - Does not efficiently use all gas; I found that it will shut off when the gas is really low even though there’s still gas present; don’t expect it to burn dry but I think the tank design could be a little better to use up as much as possible - Doesn't come with a cover; would be nice to protect from the elements I was concerned based on other’s experiences that the unit wouldn’t work or was cheap. Will know once I get more than 25 hours. The unit’s longevity will also depend on how hard you push the unit. I bought it to handle <600 watts continuously as a more reliable substitute than a battery bank. It’s max is 900 watts per the manual. I also made the mistake of putting untreated fuel older than 30 days into the unit. Luckily it was just 16oz to test the unit. It’s imperative that you DO NOT put old untreated fuel in the unit. I noticed the engine sounded rougher and thought the unit was defective until I realized the issue. It’s recommended that you use fresh fuel treated with a stabilizer mixed with 2 cycle oil. Otherwise you risk the unit breaking down. For safety, I also ran all devices from a power surge protector and not directly connected to the unit. So far, I am happy with the unit and excited to use it again as it’s my first one. It serves my purpose which is to charge small units or run small appliances that amount to <600 watts vs $300 for a battery that has to be recharged. So far it’s worth the money.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 21, 2025 by AP
Style: 1200w duplex socket
Runs and works , price is great to have power where ever , gave 4 stars because it is loud and surges . Does not idle well . I did get it to idle by adjusting the throttle and stopped surging but obviously throttling up just makes it louder but was still able to charge phones and watch a movie on projector screen while camping. Easy too assembly as the only assembly is screwing the handle on top in pre threaded holes .
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Reviewed in the United States on August 7, 2025 by Skinny89
Style: 1200w duplex socket
Runs great powers what i need it for
Reviewed in the United States on April 20, 2026 by Dale Kohler