AIVOLT 1800W Petrol Inverter Generator 4 Stroke 80cc Engine Portable Silent Generator for Camping, Jobsites, Home Use-Pure Sine Wave, Super Lightweight

Got this to power our motorhome while off grid works a treat and not that noisy to bother anyone . And very good on fuel for the time we had it running .

Great when working in remote places, delivering 1800 watts clean and stable Pure Sin Wave supply - ideal for delicate equipment like computers, phones and drone chargers. Much cheaper than a charging bank alternative.Quiet running and economical.

Generator is not what I would call quiet. But it’s not horrendously noisy either think petrol mower. Tried it boiling a kettle and handles power without a blink, throttles up on its own and away it goes. Really easy to set up. And is light enough to move around and store for that (imo) inevitable power cut or camping trip in the wilderness.Some issues getting one, seems like a few reviews I’ve read, these go missing in transit? Thanks to the power of Amazon, who are amazing, a replacement came. No extra cost.In summary: great piece of kit and at the sale price great value.

I read the manual and quick start guide. Not much to report.Was surprised to find a screw in the box, turned out to be from the handle. Soon put back and all the rest checked.Filling with oil was easy using the screw in funnel. Getting it to the right level was tedious, as you need to unscrew the funnel to check. Need to be careful, the funnel is soft plastic and it would be easy to wreck the threads.Filled it with petrol up to the red Ievel indicator on the fuel neck (nice touch, that). Turned the control knob to start, pulled. Started second pull. Good omen.Plugged into my camper. The Victron inverter/charger synched immediately. A very good sign as these are notoriously fussy about the quality of the power coming in.It's not the quietest, the Honda suitcase models beat it hands down. But it's acceptable.Run in at max 50% load for the first 5 hours.For the questions not answered in the listing.Oil is 10W30. 0.35l.Change after 5 hours, then again at 25 hours or 1 month. After that every 100 hours/6 months.There are detailed instructions about preparing it for extended periods of no use. Either that or run it for 30 minutes every month.Overall, good start. Let's see how long it lasts.Update. It's now done about 30 hours. No drop in oil level between first and second oil changes. No sign of metal at second change, either. Continues to start first pull. Fuel consumption between half and one l/hr at about half load.

I chose this Generator because it had so many good reviews.The reviews were not wrong. Setting up for the first time was simple.it took 2 pulls on the chord and it started.I wasAmazed how quiet it was.on minimum load.Have not tried yet on full load.I wanted this generator to provide a standby supply for the house.1800 wWould be adequate to run my central heating <>350w fridge freezer ><350wTv <>300w and lights.150w (LED).Just over 1Kw. (1000w).

The machine does exactly what I need for my doggy daycare. After a couple of hiccups the staff soon put things right too which is always good news. The generator is powerful enough for all tasks and does its job quietly which is huge bonus.

I'm new to generators and chose this one because the description said "15kg, easy to use, pure sine wave" and boy it works wonders. I had some questions to the support team about maintenance and their response was prompt and very helpful.I'd definitely recommend this little generator to anyone.It's easy to change oil, fill up with fuel and can run all day every day.Can run a 1500W hot plate or a 700W microwave with ease.

Very good value for money