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2,200/1,800-Watt Gasoline Powered Recoil Start Portable Digital Inverter Generator with Parallel Capability

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2,200/1,800-Watt Gasoline Powered Recoil Start Portable Digital Inverter Generator with Parallel Capability

Fire up this Sportsman Series 2200 surge-watt inverter generator at football games, on camping trips or even at home. Equipped with 1,800 running Watt, this generator runs for seven hours at 50% load. It has a 1 Gal. fuel tank and 60 dB noise level. Its compact size makes it easy to store and transport. It Includes two 120-Volt AC outlets and one 12-Volt DC outlet for battery charging. Sine wave power delivers clean, stable and reliable power making it safe for use with sensitive electronics.

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