Pulsar 2,300W Portable Gas-Powered Quiet Inverter Generator With USB Outlet & Parallel Capability, Carb Compliant, G2319N
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Style: 2300 Watts + Gas Only + USB
Features
- 2,300 peak watts/ 1,800 running watts
- Capable of up to 4.8 hours of operation at Half Load on 1.18 gallons of fuel
- Compact suitcase design, weighing less than 47 lbs For easy handling
- Stable sine WAVE Technology provides pure, safe electrical power for powering and charging laptops, cell phones, and other sensitive electronic devices
- Ideal for Tailgating, Camping, and Small 120V Appliances
Description
The G2319N portable inverter generator produces 2, 300 peak/ 1, 800 running of power & is capable of up to 4.8 hours of operation at half load on just 1. 18 gallon of fuel. Its exceptionally light weight, but extremely durable design is perfect for outdoor power & Entertainment use. Features like the dual 120V outlets, 12V ‘cigarette’ outlet, & Direct connect USB port provide you with pure, safe electrical power perfect for cellular devices, laptops, & other mobile devices. Quiet inverter technology With parallel capability Make the G2319N an economical & reliable choice in power source for your next adventure or outdoor event.
Brand: Pulsar
Wattage: 2300 watts
Fuel Type: Gasoline
Power Source: Gas-powered
Recommended Uses For Product: Camping
Item Weight: 47 pounds
Voltage: 120 volts
Output Wattage: 2300
Special Feature: Portable
Included Components: 1
Wattage: 2300 watts
Fuel Type: Gasoline
Power Source: Gas-powered
Recommended Uses For Product: Camping
Voltage: 120 volts
Output Wattage: 2300
Additional Features: Portable
Engine Type: 4 Stroke
Ignition System Type: Electronic
Tank Volume: 1.18 gallons
Total Power Outlets: 3
Engine Power Maximum: 2300 watts
Starting Wattage: 2300 watts
Running Wattage: 1800 watts
Frequency: 60 hertz
Runtime: 4 hours
Item Weight: 47 pounds
Item Dimensions L x W x H: 19.7"L x 11.22"W x 17.91"H
Brand Name: Pulsar
Included Components: 1
Model Name: 2,300W Portable Gas-Powered Quiet Inverter Generator With USB Outlet & Parallel Capability
Model Number: G2319N
Number of Items: 1
UPC: 819699010340
Unit Count: 1 Count
Manufacturer: Pulsar
Global Trade Identification Number: 40
Item Type Name: Carb Compliant
Manufacturer Part Number: PG2000is
Warranty Description: 1 Year Manufacturer
Color: 2300w Inverter Generator
Frequently asked questions
The Pulsar G2319N Inverter Generator is gas-powered. This ensures that it remains portable and suitable for a variety of uses, from outdoor events to supplying power during outages.
Yes, the Pulsar G2319N Inverter Generator does come with a USB outlet. This makes it really handy for charging your devices such as phones, laptops, and tablets.
The Pulsar G2319N Generator delivers 2,300W of power. This can supply energy for a variety of appliances and is useful during power interruption.
Yes, the Pulsar G2319N Generator is CARB compliant, making it safe and environmentally friendly. Being CARB compliant means the Inverter Generator meets the air pollution standards set forth by the California Air Resources Board (CARB).
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This is our summary and key points to consider based on customer reviews.
The Pulsar G2319N generator appears to be an excellent value for money according to numerous reviews, with many users highlighting its light weight, ease of use, and quiet, reliable operation. It's especially liked for its portability, making it a great choice for camping trips. The inbuilt 12-volt battery charger has been well received, enhancing its usability. Some users recommend the use of specific additives to improve performance, and there's mention of a slight engine surge, but it does not appear to affect the functionality of the unit.
Pros
- 🌟 Light weight and very portable
- 🌟 Quiet operation
- 🌟 Reliable and starts easily
- 🌟 Comes with a built-in 12-volt battery charger
- 🌟 Performs well with various power tools
Cons
- 💢 Plastic casing may not handle rough handling well
- 💢 Slight engine surging noted by some users
- 💢 No external fuel gauge
Should I Buy It?
If you're looking for a portable, quiet, versatile and reliable generator at a competitive price, the Pulsar G2319N seems to be a considerably good option. While it does have a few minor drawbacks, they do not appear to significantly affect its performance. For best results, users recommend careful handling and the use of specific fuel additives and synthetic motor oil.
Style: 2300 Watts + Gas Only + USB
Purchased in Feb, have taken it on multiple RV camping trips since. Unit is MUCH quieter than the champion open frame 3500 unit I was using. Much nicer to sleep as I can barely hear it outside putting away on eco mode. Won't run everything all at once, but will run everything (besides the rooftop AC). But I have read that it might with a soft start capacitor installed. Other vids and reviews indicate this isn't quite as quiet as some other generators however I think it's only a few decibels louder. I'm not paying 3x as much for a few decibels. Quality is much better than I expected at this price point. It's made very well. Longevity remains to be seen. I added an hour meter and have 57hours on it. Changed oil after 2hr's of use, and again just now. I purchased a magnetic dipstick and it collected some metal flecks but nothing major. Just typical wear. I'm very happy with this purchase and would purchase again. Trying to come up with anything I don't like about it and really don't have anything negative to say. I'm a larger guy and have no problem carrying it by it's handle. It's moderately heavy and could be considered heavy for smaller people. Air filter was dry. I checked it and lightly oiled it. I tested it with a kil-a-watt and it holds 1800watts no problem. It cut off if I tried to sustain anything above that. In ECO mode it is slow to react and ramp up when heavy load is added resulting in a momentary voltage drop. Some generators are better at this, but I would say this one does it adequately.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 16, 2024 by Amazon Customer
Style: 2300 Watts + Gas Only + USB
Bought one of these (Powermate 2000i) at Walmart in December 2017 for $488.00 plus tax plus warranty. Out the door for a tad over $550.00. Have owed many comparable models and this one is the best. Never bought Honda or Yamaha because of price. Upon purchase from Walmart, my thinking was the same. " OK, let's try this one and see how she goes." Fingers always crossed. Ran this little bugger 24/7 for almost 100 days minus time for oil changes, valve adjustment, etc...before the Pulsar arrived. (Powermate still runs perfectly @ more than 1500hrs) So happy with Powermate, I decided to buy the Pulsar w/o warranty at cheaper price thru Amazon ($430.00) w/ parallel cord ($100). Don't really need the extra amperage but who knows. So tickled with the performance, I decided what the heck. For the price of a Honda, you can get 2 of these puppies, the parallel cord and some change back. The biggest problem I have with all of these units is the pull cord can easily chafe and snap. Not a lot of fun when it breaks. But not a deal breaker either. This is why I refuel it while its running to alleviate additional pull starts. To refuel, I use an outboard motor hose with dual in line filters, and non ethanot 90 octane fuel. Never spill a drop but Not Manufacturer Recommended !!! Please be careful while fueling anything!! Using 15 gallons/week in eco mode. I live on a boat and my normal electrical use is 5-7 amps/ hr unless I'm cooking. These units are well built, really easy to work on and really easy on the ears. Have not experienced one electrical part failure. As long as these are available, I will never buy another. I always use Mobile 1 synthetic oil and change every 4 days. (100 hrs) Oil change is super easy. I use a West Marine hand pump oil extractor. Add 12 ounces @ 15 degree tilt. Takes 5 minutes. The only difference between this unit and the Powermate besides color is that Powermate has nice covers for the 110 v outlets and USB port. Pulsar unit does not. Not sure if this is worth the extra $50 bucks or not. Probably not. Also, because these are run 24/7 in the harsh marine environment, they are secured in weather proof sound box with air intake cowlings to protect against rain and salt water spray. You won't be disappointed. Just remember, as with any engine, "Use it or Lose it" .
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Reviewed in the United States on February 24, 2018 by Shorty Longnecker
Style: 2300 Watts + Gas Only + USB
Just finished the five-hour break-in run of my new Pulsar Inverter generator and I'm generally pleased with it. I added a run timer and a magnetic dip stick based on recommendations of reviewers here and on YouTube and I'm glad I did. The run timer is a simple convenience that borders on essential if you want to handle maintenance like oil changes at intervals recommended by the manufacturer. installing it was difficult only because of the tight space you must work in. was a bit skeptical about the magnetic dip stick but the metal filings that it collected after the first five hours of running convinced me it is necessary. The biggest hassle was changing the oil. It's done by tilting the generator about 45-degrees and simply pouring the oil out. Sounds easy but the first time I tried, I wound up with oil on my patio deck, on the movers dolly I have the generator strapped to and very little in the collection pan. The second try worked better but was still messy. Next time I'm going to try to find some plastic tubing that will fit the opening or get an inexpensive oil change pump. Using a multi speed fan and an electric hot plate I was able to run the generator at varying loads throughout the five-hour break in run. It worked flawlessly and never required more than two pulls to start. The manufacturer strongly suggests grounding the generator before use. I've never seen that done on the many generators I've worked with over the years and I did not do it. I agree that it's a "best practice" but this is supposed to be a portable generator and I don't know anyone who travels around with a copper grounding rod while camping or RVing. I bought this for long power outages at home following hurricanes and it will be used to power my refrigerator-freezer, my computers, my television and, if necessary, a small window air conditioner. It will compliment a solar generator that can also run all of that stuff but unfortunately only works when the sun is shining. The last time we had a lengthy hurricane outage, I didn't have enough sun to keep the batteries charged much less trying to power my necessities. I also consider the Pulsar to be an insurance policy because now that I have it, I won't need it. Yuk, yuk!
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Reviewed in the United States on November 1, 2020 by lental
Style: 2300 Watts + Gas Only + USB
I recently purchased the Pulsar 2,300W Portable Gas-Powered Quiet Inverter Generator, and it has quickly become an indispensable part of my outdoor and emergency preparedness gear. From camping trips to backyard gatherings, this generator has proven its worth with its efficient, quiet operation and reliable power output. Efficiency Meets Portability: With 2,300 peak watts and 1,800 running watts, it strikes the perfect balance between providing ample power and being light enough to carry anywhere. Its fuel efficiency is remarkable, running up to 4.8 hours on a mere 1.18 gallons of fuel. Plus, its compact design makes it a breeze to transport and store. Clean, Safe Power for Sensitive Devices: I was particularly impressed with its stable sine wave technology, ensuring that my laptops, phones, and other sensitive electronics are safely powered without the risk of damage. This feature alone sets the Pulsar G2319N apart from many of its competitors. User-Friendly Design: The variety of outlets, including dual 120V, a 12V 'cigarette' outlet, and a USB port, offer convenient charging options for a wide array of devices and appliances. Its quiet operation is a game-changer, allowing for use in campsites and tailgates without disturbing the peace. Reliable Performance: My personal experience with this generator has been overwhelmingly positive. After a simple oil change to 5w30 full synthetic, it starts effortlessly, often on the first pull, and runs smoothly. Its performance and low noise level surpass other higher-priced models I've tried. Final Thoughts: The Pulsar 2,300W Portable Gas-Powered Quiet Inverter Generator is a fantastic choice for anyone needing a reliable, portable power source. Whether for recreational use or as a backup for small appliances during power outages, this generator delivers on its promises. The positive customer feedback and my own satisfactory experiences reinforce its value. While no product is without its flaws, the Pulsar G2319N stands out as a dependable and efficient generator worth considering.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 23, 2024 by Nathens Mobile Detailing
Style: 2300 Watts + Gas Only + USB
The new Pulsar G2319N is one of the new breed of lightweight generators encased in plastic. It weights around fifty pounds and is highly portable. We set up the device following the recommendations of other buyers that suggested: 1) Use "synthetic" motor oil. We use the least expensive synthetic motor oil of the right weight from WalMart. 2) Install an new oil plug with a built-in magnet to catch metal filings. (And sure enough, there are metal filings the oil plug has caught and stopped from circulating in the engine.) 3) Change the oil every forty hours and after first breaking in the engine. So far, the generator has worked well as an external power source for power tools like a portable air compressor, an electric chain saw, drills, an electric pressure cleaner, an electric torque wrench, and a reciprocating saw. The generator starts consistently on the first or second pull of the cord and runs as long as needed without any fiddling or maintenance, aside from adding fuel. As other buyers have reported, there's an engine surge in this generator when it runs and it must be a idiosyncratic condition of this engine's design; it speeds up and slows down, and if it was a car engine surging like this we would be concerned, but this is a little one cylinder gas engine. We started adding a small amount of "STA-BIL" -- 'Fast Fix,' small engine treatment -- as a fuel additive when we add gas to the generator, and that helps to smooth out the engine. There is still a slight engine surge even after the fuel additive but you have to listen for it. ("STA-BIL - Fast Fix" fuel treatment is great stuff, and it saved us the trouble of taking our twenty year old Honda generator's carburetor apart for cleaning or replacement). There is no external fuel gauge on the Pulsar G2319N but run times on a full tank seems to be around four hours. This is a good running generator and seems to be well made but it needs to get careful treatment, it has a plastic body and can't be banged around or handled roughly. These style of small gas generators have been on the market for a number of years so they've probably worked the bugs out of them, but there's always a question about longevity - how long they are going to last. This type of generator is probably not going to hold up running all day on a job-site, but it's handy and lightweight enough to carry along for those times electric power is needed.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 16, 2023 by Instructor Too
Style: 2300 Watts + Gas Only + USB
Well I don't usually write reviews on items that I buy on Amazon. But I have to give one on this generator. I guess after I did the break-in period on the generator which obviously consist of running the generator without a low and slowly breaking it in periodically in 20 30 minute increments. I was quite pleased that I was able to run enough items all at once and not having to worry about if it was going to be able to handle it or not. I was a little skeptical at first but after that night of camping out it surpassed All my expectations being that I only paid $365 for it. I was running a hot plate a coffee maker charging our cell phones running a fan and also a small refrigerator and the generator did just fine. Everybody that was out there with us was amazed at how well that little thing was working. They say that this generator is really quiet and it is but it's not too too quiet that you can't hear it running so you know is definitely running. But it's not crazy loud like the generator that I have bought at Walmart so I'm very pleased with that aside all that I think it only filled up with about almost 2 gallons of gasoline and that seemed to have lasted about 8 or 9 hours. Then again like I said I had all that stuff hooked up to it and running it consecutively so who knows maybe you will use less gas if you don't run as many items all at once. To anybody wanting to buy this I would highly recommend it especially if you're needing it just for you no hobbies that you may be doing Outdoors and just in case of an emergency that power goes out at your house you can still be able to run some stuff at your house. My next goal is to try to hook up a small refrigerated air unit a 5000 BTU and see if it'll upkeep with it and see if it'll be able to run it so as soon as I do all that I'm going to go ahead and update this post but other than that for this price you can't beat it very good generator in my opinion
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Reviewed in the United States on October 22, 2018 by AJ
Style: 2300 Watts + Gas Only + USB
Not something to rely on, for camping or for emergency. It runned first day less than 4 hours, no load to go through the break in cycle. Next day started but it ran rough, the idle pulsating every second , goes up and down, the overload light is ON with no outlet power. I let it cool and restarted few times, same thing, I got a dud, unusable, red light ON , no power, and the idle goes up and down by itself with no input. Something in the controler is not working right. Quality control is non existent on this item. It has good reviews, but most are from years ago, maybe the generators were better build back than, but the new ones are really bad. I bought this one after I returned 2 other generators because the specs were not even at 60% from advertised. The other generators were identical to this one inside, just a different panel and shell, so I have no more expectations from small generators in this price range. I did not had a chance to test it with a load to see it it can put up 1800 running Watts. Conclusion: I wasted time and gas, and I have to go through returns again. Buy a better one if possible or you might have a pretty expensive big door stopper to deal with. All the generic chinesium brand small generators are kind of junk...
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Reviewed in the United States on September 10, 2020 by GG
Style: 2300 Watts + Gas Only + USB
great light weight and very quite Generator for a very good price. poured in the bottle of oil using the VERY convent threaded filler funnel , poured in about half a gallon of Gas, and pulled the line 3 times maybe 4 and it fired right up. for those of you that are not clear on what exactly does 55 DB sound like, it sounds about like a room AC unit, there is no issue talking over it right next to it. not at all any sort of over bearing sound, just a mild hum. as a bonus there is a 12 volt battery charger built in, so with a car battery and power inverter you can add more wattage which is SUPER cool, i hooked up a 1500 watt inverter to my battery and connected it to the charger and bam, more usable stable power. did i mention it was light weight? less then 50 lbs means you can toss it on your truck or where ever with easy, and its so small that you can easly fit it into a closet, or trunk, or where ever. dont forget to change the oil after the first 5 hours of run time. thanks for reading this.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 30, 2023 by William Sinski