PowerSmart 4400-Watt Portable Inverter Generator, Gas Powered, CO-Sensor, Lightweight & Quiet for Home Use and Emergency Backup, Camping, EPA Compliant

The PowerSmart 4400W generator excels in emergencies and camping! Lightweight, ultra-quiet, and EPA-compliant. CO-sensor ensures safety. Perfect for home backup or outdoor adventures—highly recommended!

This generator works well dependable

This PowerSmart generator is amazing! At 4450W, it's powerful yet quiet and lightweight. Perfect for home backup and camping. The CO-sensor adds safety, and EPA compliance is a plus. Highly recommend for reliability and performance!

I fired it up and pulled a load. Let all the gas run out. Will fire it up again in 30 days and once a month thereafter. It says that the engine comes with break-in oil and it does not. I hope I haven't damaged the engine by adding oil before break in oil. Instructions say that the oil is included and it's not and states that you are not supposed to add oil until you run the break in oil first, but you can't start the engine without lubricant. The crankcase was bone dry. Kind of confusing.

Yes, it gets the job done.Do I truly trust that it will start every time.We shall see.I have used it to power an out door inflatable twice so far. I noticed the oil fule mixture matters a lot.So far with the proper oil gas mixture it has started. I did notice that the second time I purchased gas I had a little left over from the last time in my can. I filled it up with a gallon and added the additional oil. When I filled the generator and ran it again a blue cloud of smoke and the smell of fuel filled the air. I had it far enough away from our display so the client's didn't complain but I can see that this will probably not be a long term solution.It has worked consistently and it is not hard to setup or operate. Definitely mix the gasoline and oil correctly. I can see that becoming a problem. I wouldn't count on this being an emergency power source.But this is a great affordable solution for non consequential situations.This will probably become a backup or an item I rent out but not a main power supply.Oh and I was able to keep it running with for about 4 hours on one tank of gas running an inflatable fan and two lights.Probably around 300 watts.UPDATEI used it at another event and needed to connect a printer and computer to it as well as my inflatable tent.I now call this the little generator that could! It did make a funny noise when we started the prints but it lasted for the entire event. Great value for the price.I'll probably get another before the price goes up.

This little buddy was reliable as h*** when I first purchased it. It starts every time and the noise level was acceptable and almost couldn’t hear it about 100/150 yards away. I bought this as a backup to my (4) 400 watt solar panels to power my LifePo battery bank on those God Forsaken cloudy days. I was able to easily generate 30/40 amps an hour for my battery bank and it would easily run for 4/5 hours. After the second month of use the unit started decreasing the amount of amps I was able to get from my DC LifePo charger from 30/40 to 15/20. The generator would always come on but the unit stopped working about three days ago and it’s slightly out of the return window. I’m hoping support comes thru and honor the manufacturers warranty but if not at least it was great for the temporary use!

Perfect size for emergency needs. I've ran a coffee maker and a TV with no issues.

quiet, EPA-compliant, and lightweight. Ideal for emergencies, camping, or home backup!