Electric start Most generators use a pull cord to start. however Some models come with a push button battery starter. which is easier to use Batteries are not always included with generators.
Gauge The fuel gauge will show you how. How much fuel does a portable generator have left in the tank? Very useful during long power outages. When you have to turn off the power several times Another useful metric is hour meter which will keep track of how many hours the machine has been working This tells you when it's time for an oil change or other routine maintenance.
low oil shutdown This feature protects the generator from damage by turning it off if the oil level is too low. It is standard for most stationary generators. But many portable versions are included.
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Automatic CO Switch Off Newer generators often come with a built-in carbon monoxide (CO) sensor if the CO rises to a dangerous level. It will trip a switch that turns off the generator. according to consumer reports Generators from Generac, Cat and DeWalt all have this feature. Other brands of generators such as Ryobi and Echo have low CO engines to reduce the risk of carbon monoxide poisoning.
Multiple channels If your generator is not connected to your household electrical panel with a transfer switch. You need a generator with multiple outlets. so you can plug in multiple devices at the same time Most portable generators have at least two electrical outlets. And some machines have four or more outlets, depending on that.
dual fuel Most portable generators use gasoline only or propane only. However, there will be the most versatile generators available. Also known as a dual-fuel generator. can run on any machine This feature increases the cost of the generator. There are even three-fuel generators that can run on gasoline, propane or natural gas. But these are very rare.
Inverter technology Most portable generators may experience occasional power surges. These do not cause problems with most appliances. But it can damage sensitive electronic devices. Generators with built-in inverters can solve this problem by converting the generator's alternating current (AC) to direct current (DC), and then back to alternating current. Inverter generators are generally smaller, lighter, and more fuel-efficient. and much quieter than other portable generators. However, they are still expensive and have limited productivity. A typical inverter generator costs about $1,000 and produces just 2,000 watts.
