4500W Portable Inverter Generator for Home Use, Super Quiet Small Generator for Camping Outdoor Emergency Power Reserve Power Powered Motor

I love my new 4500P generator so much I ordered an another one, now I’m going to run them in Parallel when I buy the Parallel kit. Easy setup just put oil in and Fuel ⛽️ Mine started on first pull, I broke in the engine about 11 hours, then I changed the oil to 10w-30 Synthetic oil for where I live. You can use 87 octane, but I prefer and recommend Premium Fuel it’s a much cleaner Fuel and in the long run less headaches. And it is a very quiet generator in my opinion. All in all, I’m very pleased and impressed with this generator. I recommend this generator. Merry Christmas to all 🎅

We have now used our new Erayak Generator for spring and summer motor-homing (that is - in very cool and very hot Canadian conditions.) and are very pleased. The extra power over other portables permits us to run our 15,000 BTU air conditioner, microwave, fridge and even our house battery charger simultaneously with ease. The unit is very simple to operate. Starts easily, usually with 3 or 4 pulls. Easy to lift off our rear rack and move around (even with my bad back). I can't measure the sound level precisely - but we have walked around the campgrounds and compared our Erayak to other generators and find that ours is generally the quietest. That we can store it inside over the winter is a big plus over our previous in-board generator. Very competitively priced, too. A big bonus that we weren't expecting is the superb customer service provided by the Erayak team - prompt, courteous and attentive. They are proud of their excellent product and want their customers to be glad they chose Erayak. We certainly are!

Excellente génératrice acheté sans problème A1 plus

Updated review: Note that the Dual Fuel version does NOT have an "eco mode" function, despite being advertised as such (see picture/screenshot). Also, it doesn't have the built in cigarette lighter/battery charger clamps that the gas one does. Disappointed that this doesn't have the eco mode, as it made the unit noticeably quieter (not whisper quiet by any means, but quietER) ... but it's still a good unit. Starts on first pull, easy to use, and relatively cheap. I "upgraded" to the dual fuel version of this generator primarily to be able to use propane as the primary fuel source. I have a diesel pickup and my camper has room for 2 x 20lb propane tanks and uses very little propane, so being able to ditch the gasoline jerry can and free up some storage space was appealing. We didn't use the A/C at all during our trips this year, and mainly used this to run a food saver or as backup power. It's still got a roomy built in gas tanks if we're ever in really hot weather, but otherwise this should meet our needs going forward. Original review: The 4500W gas version started on the first pull and runs my 13,500 BTU camper A/C unit, which is the primary reason I purchased this. It *did* overload the first time I switched on the A/C, with nothing else running, but maybe I didn't let it warm up long enough. Started and ran the A/C no problem the next time. I don't have a soft start, and my understanding is you need something with around this wattage to start this size A/C. The generator is lightweight and easily maneuverable, but pretty loud in "turbo" mode (i.e. when not in eco mode). Eco mode is pretty quiet. That said, I don't really have a frame of reference, as it's my first gennie. From what I've heard at campsites they are usually pretty noisy. I appreciate the little accessory bag that comes with it, and the accessories (spare spark plug, battery clamps, etc). Nice little touch. Seems like a good value. Let's see how it holds up!

No complaints here. Puts out its rated power. Puts out clean power. Stable with fairly quick response time to loads. Wish it made less noise but its acceptable. Not to large or heavy to carry. Easy set up. Started on the 2nd pull. Ran it 3 times totaling about 5 hours with varying loads to change RPM for break in. Changed the oil. Normal amount of metal for a new engine break in. Its a good generator, especially for the money spent. Im happy with it.