Portable Generator 2800 W

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Portable Generator 2800W

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Large, super quiet muffler. The transistor controlled ignition system and the brushless generator are dependable and maintenance free. The Oil Watch oil warning system automatically huts off the engine when the oil level is low. A USFS approved spark arrestor prevents the release of sparks from the exhaust. An electrical interference suppressor controls interference with TV and radio. The 12 volt DC output with protector charges 12 volt batteries at 10 amps. Includes battery charging cord. Tubular steel frame cleans easily and offers rugged protection. Generators can be loud and annoying - and that can be a problem whether you're providing backup power at home, camping in the wilderness, or working on the job site. With the EF2800I, Yamaha has created one of the most quiet generators in its class. The engineers looked at the total design and then made changes where they would be most effective - i.e., engine operating speed, intake noise, exhaust noise, and valve train noise. The most important addition is something we call "Economy Control." Here's how it works: Typically, after starting a generator - as it's generating power - the generator operates at a constant rpm to produce peak power. This is usually the loudest noise level. With "Economy Control," the engine speed automatically changes to match power demand. Therefore, if you're powering only some small appliance or lights, the generator runs at a low engine rpm. Then, as power demand increases, the engine revs up accordingly.