2,200W Portable Dual Fuel Quiet Inverter Generator
Model: PG2200BIS
- 2,200 Peak Watts / 1,800 Running Watts (Gasoline)
- 2,000 Peak Watts / 1,600 Rated Watts (Propane)
- 80cc, 3HP, Single Cylinder, 4-Stroke, OHV, Air Cooled Engine
- Up to 8 hours of run time at 50% load
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User Manual Specifications
Description
When it comes to finding the ideal portable generator, you want a blend of convenience and adaptability. Pulsar’s PG2200BiS has everything you need. This amazing Dual Fuel Inverter generator delivers 2,200 peak watts of power and features a compact, lightweight design that’s perfect for outdoor activities like camping and tailgating. Thanks to its Dual Fuel capability, you can choose to operate it using gasoline or propane, while its Quiet Inverter technology ensures that it’s virtually silent from as close as 10 feet away. And, when you need even more power, you can easily parallel two PG2200BiS units for maximum output.
The PG2200BiS is equipped with an 80cc engine that guarantees reliable performance, as well as inverter technology that safely powers your sensitive electronic devices. The generator’s compact, impact-resistant design makes it easy to transport, while its 1 Gallon Fuel Tank provides up to 8 hours of run time at half load on a single tank of gasoline. In addition, the PG2200BiS comes with a propane hose, spark plug wrench, 10W30 oil, and funnel to make setup and operation even easier.
Features
- 2,200 Peak Watts/ 1,800 Rated Watts (GAS)
- 2,000 Peak Watts/ 1,600 Rated Watts (LPG)
- 80cc, 3HP, Single Cylinder, 4-Stroke, OHV, Air Cooled Engine
- Inverter Technology with Parallel capability
- Super Quiet Operation (~60dB)
- Stable Sine Wave to Use w/ Sensitive Electronic Equipment
- Dual Fuel Capability (GAS/LPG)
- Compact, impact resistant design with carrying handle
- 1.18 Gallon Fuel Tank
- 8 hours of run time at ½ load on a single tank of gasoline
- (2) 120V 15A AC Outlets, (1) 5V Integrated USB Outlet, Parallel Sockets
- Recoil Start
- Low Oil Indicator w/Low Oil Shutdown
- CSA, EPA, CARB Compliant
| Specifications | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| Product Length (in) | 19.7 | Product Height (in) | 17.9 |
| Product Width (in) | 11.2 | Product Weight (lb) | 46.5 |
| Starting Wattage (w) | 2,200 watts (gasoline) / 2,000 watts (propane) | Voltage Output (v) | 120 |
| Running Wattage (w) | 1,800 watts (gasoline) / 1,600 watts (propane) | Start Type | Recoil |
| Built-in inverter | Yes | Amperage Output (a) | 13.3 |
| Oil Type | 10W30 | Engine Displacement (cc) | 80 |
| Fuel Type | Gasoline, Propane | Fuel Tank Capacity (gal) | 1.18 |
| Half Load Run Time (hr) | 8 | Horse Power (hp) | 3 |
| Oil Capacity (oz) | 11.8 | Outlets | 3 |
| Operational Volume (dB) | 53 | Warranty (yr) | 1 |
| Included | propane hose, 10w30 oil, funnel, spark plug wrench | Low Oil Shutdown | Yes |
| Fuel Gauge | No | Hour Meter | No |
| Voltage Meter | No | Outlet Covers | No |
| Automatic Voltage Regulator | Yes | Mobility Kit | No |
| Parallel Capable | Yes | Certifications | EPA, CARB, CSA |
Reviews
Gas leaking from small open tube on bottom
Always used propane with no problems. This time camping we tried with gas and started with no problems but started smelling gas and noticed a small tube on the bottom leaking gas from it. Any suggestions what the tube is and how to stop the leaking to stop the gas smell.
Generador pulsar
Everything is good
Nice little generator but it does have a CPL issues
Watch for fraying of the pull cord as it does have a sharp edge where it comes through the cover much easier to fix it before it breaks. If it suddenly starts running full throttle shut it off and put the throttle plate back on before the screw and plate and screw destroys the jug. Other than that it’s a great little generator.
Dependable and quiet
I’ve been using the generator with propane so I won’t have to worry about the carburetor gumming up from sitting several months in between uses with gasoline. I use it to provide power for outdoor activities and it has worked flawlessly. We did not lose power from the recent Hurricanes but I was prepared if we had.
Pulsar pg2200bis dual fuel generator
After receiving this gen. I put gas in it and tried to start it but I think I chocked it and flooded it. I let sit for a time and then it started. The next day I tried starting it on propane and following instructions it started. I like so far. Chuck