Description

Pulsar PG2300iS-Inverter 2300W Generator RATED 1800W, Carb Approved PowerGen USA – PG2300iS

2300W PEAK 1800W RATED

Specifications

• 80cc OHV Engine

• Operating Noise ~59 Decibels

• Two 120V Outlets

• One 12V DC Output

• One 5V DC USB Outlet

What Our Experts Think

Compact Power: 2,300 peak watts and 1,800 running watts, perfect for powering sensitive electronics and small appliances.

Inverter Technology: Provides clean, stable power ideal for sensitive devices like laptops, phones, and TVs.

CARB Approved: Compliant with California Air Resources Board (CARB) standards for use in all 50 states.

Quiet Operation: Runs at a low noise level, making it ideal for camping, tailgating, and residential use.

Efficiency: 1.18-gallon fuel tank allows up to 6 hours of continuous operation at 50% load.

Portability: Lightweight design with a convenient carry handle for easy transportation.

Multiple Outlets: Equipped with 120V outlets and a USB port for versatile charging options.

Eco Mode: Automatically adjusts the engine speed to reduce fuel consumption and noise when the load is light.

Q&A

Q: What is the Pulsar PG2300iS Generator?
A: A compact, CARB-approved 2,300W peak (1,800W rated) inverter generator, perfect for quiet and efficient power for outdoor activities and home use.

Q: How quiet is it?
A: It operates at a low noise level, making it ideal for camping, RVs, and residential use.

Q: How long can it run?
A: Up to 6 hours at half load on a full gasoline tank.

Q: Is it portable?
A: Yes, lightweight and designed with a convenient handle for easy transportation.

Q: What applications is it best for?
A: Perfect for powering small appliances, camping equipment, RVs, and outdoor events

Maintenance Tips

• Oil Changes – Use SAE 10W-30; change after first 20 hours, then every 50 hours.
• Air Filter – Inspect every 25 hours; clean or replace if dirty.
• Spark Plug – Check every 50 hours; replace if worn or damaged.
• Fuel System – Use fresh gasoline; drain fuel & carburetor if storing over a month.
• CO Sensor & Exhaust – Keep exhaust area clear; test CO shutdown system periodically.
• Battery & Electricals – Inspect wiring and ensure secure connections.
• Cooling System – Keep air intake and exhaust vents free from debris.
• Storage – Store in a dry, ventilated space; run monthly if not in use.