Pulsar PG2300iS 2,300W Portable Super Quiet Gas-Powered Inverter Generator with USB Outlet & Parallel Capability, CARB Compliant
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Features
- 2300 peak watts/1800 running watts
- (2) AC 120V 13A outlets, (1) 12V 8A Cigarette outlet, and (1) 5V USB port
- Stable sine WAVE for powering sensitive electronics
- Recoil start, low oil shut-off, and AVR
- Ideal for Tailgating, Camping, and Small 120V Appliances
Brand: Pulsar
Wattage: 2300
Fuel Type: Gasoline
Power Source: Gas Powered
Recommended Uses For Product: Camping
Item Weight: 53 Pounds
Voltage: 120 Volts
Output Wattage: 2300
Special Feature: Lightweight, USB Port
Included Components: Charging Cable
Brand: Pulsar
Wattage: 2300
Fuel Type: Gasoline
Power Source: Gas Powered
Recommended Uses For Product: Camping
Item Weight: 53 Pounds
Voltage: 120 Volts
Output Wattage: 2300
Special Feature: Lightweight, USB Port
Included Components: Charging Cable
Color: White
Product Dimensions: 19.7"L x 11.22"W x 17.91"H
Material: Steel
Model Name: PG2300iS
Engine Type: 4 Stroke
Ignition System Type: recoil start
Tank Volume: 1.18 Gallons
Engine Displacement: 8E+1 Cubic Centimeters
Total Power Outlets: 3
Current Rating: 15 Amps
Engine Power Maximum: 2300 Watts
Starting Wattage: 2300 Watts
Running Wattage: 1800 Watts
UPC: 814726025250
Manufacturer: Pulsar
Item Weight: 53 pounds
Item model number: PG2300iS
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First question everybody has about these things... "Are they noisy?" The technical response for this one is: "Yes. It is noisy." The practical response is: Noise is relative. Compared to other options for gas powered portable generators, this model is relatively quiet. It's louder than an average 18-wheeler truck exhaust and quieter than almost any gas-powered push mower. It's sound is adequately muffled that even if it would register high in decibels, it does not have a grating sound to it, which makes it conceivably comfortable as background noise, even if you were only standing 10 feet from it. Quite frankly, when I had it outside running out a tank of fuel as a break-in run, I was in the house and hardly heard it running. I almost forgot it was even out there running because I had to turn down the TV to listen for it. As for size, it's about as big as a moderately filled hiking backpack. Its weight is a bit hefty for the size, but the handle is in a well-balanced place and was easy for me to carry it around, walking 50 to 100 feet in the process. I just wouldn't recommend using it as a free-weight while jogging! Setup was easy. I opened the box, removed the top part of the packaging, which contained the oil and accessories, and was able to pull the generator out of its box with ease. From there, I followed the setup guide in the instruction manual to open the side cover. After loosening two screws, you have to "pop" the cover off as it had plastic pins that hold it in place. From there, you can easily access the oil fill hole. Unscrew the oil fill dipstick, then screw in the convenient oil-fill funnel that's included in the accessories. This made it easy to pour in the oil. Then pour in the contents of the included motor oil. The container of oil contains exactly enough oil to fill the oil reservoir. I tested the level with the oil dipstick. One piece of advice, keep that little bottle. You can refill it to the bottle's full line with conventional motor oil for a convenient, premeasured amount to add later when you do its recommended oil changes. As for its usefulness, I didn't test it under any scientific means. The picture I attached to this review shows it powering my workshop. The picture skews the size of the generator. It looks big against the workshop, but the angle of the shot and angle of the camera lens makes it look bigger than it is. The workshop is 18' wide from that view and is about 25-30 feet from the generator. I had all lights on in the workshop. Two LED workbench lights and two LED ceiling lights. I also turned on a desktop computer I had in there, an old CRT video monitor, and two pieces of specialized electronics test equipment. If you're curious, the test equipment was an old logic analyzer from the 1980s with a CRT screen in it, and a two-way radio service monitor from the 1980s. Both test equipment devices consume about 250 watts each. In all, I may have had about 750-800 watts of devices running and the generator just hummed right along. I wasn't going to overexert it during its break-in period, but I was satisfied it would handle my needs. I do not have any personal research on how long it will run under various loads. I don't expect a generator this small to run overnight. If you use this for convenience, like I will tend to do when I sell electronics at flea markets and want to let people test them, then this is perfect for me. If I need to power my refrigerator and freezer if the power goes out for an extended period of time, then I expect to be refilling its tank more often. But at least I would be able to keep the fridge and freezer running. This is a generator for emergency or convenience only. It's not intended to be a whole home backup generator.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 17, 2023 by Relayer Relayer
Bought this to as a back up in the event of power loss. Have used it camping and it’s so quiet! You can’t beat the price and fires up first pull. Very easy maintenance and includes everything needed!
Reviewed in the United States on April 27, 2024 by Corey
My take.....I’m in the construction business so I’m used to having a lot of different equipment. My brother and I have a Honda 2200 that somehow he ended up with at his house. I wanted to buy a similar small Honda generator but I just couldn’t bring myself to pay big money for the Honda because I don’t think I would hardly ever use it ....but... I want to have a small generator around just in case. After researching and spending entirely too much time comparing price, value and reliability... I was about to go ahead and buy the Generac GP2200i because I have another bigger Generac for 25 years that has worked fine. I then realized that this is exactly the same generator for $120 less in the Pulsar brand...Literally the exact same in every way except a different color. I think maybe the Generac has two USB ports and this has one (a real deal killer |:) A logical person and a reasonable gambler would bet they’re made in the exact same factory by the same manufacturer overseas. It started on the second pull and runs fine and I tested it with an 1800 watt hairdryer. Works great. It’s not as quite as the Honda, but $800 less! I’m sure it will run and last as long as the Generac would have because you would have a hard time convincing me they are not clones. (I think the Craftsman is a clone too) I’m not sure how much I’ll use it....but time will tell. If I was going to run this thing all the time three times a week, and I was into camping or similar, I might spring for the Honda....Other than that ...I’m good. Seems very good for the money. Just run it dry of gas when you put it away. Good luck!
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Reviewed in the United States on May 20, 2021 by Steve B.
I've only used it for a few hours, but it's virtually identical to one I already have that I've used for 21 hours a day for the last 8 days in the aftermath of Hurricane Helene. I've managed to keep 2 freezers, refrigerator, fan and CPAP running as well as charge electronics. It's quiet, starts on the 1st easy pull, portable and doesn't use a lot of gas. Highly recommend.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 4, 2024 by Woont
I’ve used this to power my rc charger at the track for the last few weeks and other than a little smoke at first start which clears up after a few seconds everything works fine. It’s a little louder than the Honda and the preditor from harbor freight but it’s fine from 20ft away.
Reviewed in the United States on May 5, 2024 by Amazon Customer
Generator is well designed. Was considering a Honda, but figured I could buy three of these for one of those. It's quiet enough to not aggravate the neighbors. On eco-mode the motor throttles at a lower RPM until a greater load puts demand on the generator's motor. Nice feature! This will replace my standard generator that is constantly down no matter how I store it. Seems reliable so far. Starts on first pull if used recently. If it doesn't, I use the choke and it usually starts right up. Runs really smooth and nice. I would buy again. Great to have during power outage!
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Reviewed in the United States on April 25, 2024 by scidhumouse