Champion Power Equipment 92001i 2200 Watt Petrol Portable Inverter Generator ...

Good, quiet and light enough to easily lift and move around. If under heavy load it is a little loud but not so bad. Seems to be reliable after 6months no issues with frequent oil changes.

Great machine and competently runs your basic appliances when required, only niggly point is having to remove the cover to fill it with oil, but otherwise very good and so easy to start.

A quality piece of kit. Very well made, with well thought out features. I like the four stroke motor, it's not silent but easy to live with. Starting was easy and the fuek tank is a sensible size giving hours of operation. I have bought a cheap oil syringe to make it easier to change it after the 5 hour run in period but you can tip it out apparently.

This is an excellent generator, which pairs well with my EcoFlow Delta 3 power pack as a backup to my family's wind / solar / lead-acid off-grid system. Instructions are optimally clear. We have only used it on LPG so far. It did take a few extra pulls with choke on to prime the system at first, but now it has settled reliably on the recommended three pulls with choke, then one pull with LPG "on". I would have given five stars, but it doesn't power our lead-acid charger that draws about 1.8KW, instead moving quickly into a chaotic regime and then triggering the electronic cut-off. In order to power that, I have to first charge my Delta 3 from the Champion Inverter Generator, then use the Delta 3 to power the lead-acid bank charger. Given that the Champion is rated at 2200 Watts, this is slightly disappointing. However, it does cope extremely well with the Delta 3's variably charging circuit, including at max 1.5 KW, which is the most important thing. So far it seems reasonably quiet and economical on LPG. We calculate that bottled LPG (47kg) and petrol are about the same economics at current prices (Highlands of Scotland). However, LPG is cleaner and a lot more user-friendly.

Live off grid with no electricity and need my solar Bluetti power banks charged daily otherwise it involves taking them to a place with electricity to charge them which in winter, is an absolutely pain. I've used generators before that didn't charge the solar banks due to them not being pure sine wave so I had fingers crossed that the sine wave of this product was as clean as stated. Just charged two bluetti power banks pulling about 600-800watts between the two with no issues at all. Other thing was that they weren't charging at as high a wattage as I'd have liked, however the fuel economy was amazing. I plan on using super unleaded to keep it clean but first impressions are very good.

I think this is an excellent item (all necessary items are supplied with it) but I haven't got around to using it. All I can say is that it appears to be a really qualitative item. I bought it in response to a threat to cut off my electricity (by a state sponsored entity). I need to have the ability to get by without mains electricity This is a crucial component in my system. The fact that it runs on propane is very important as I can't get petrol. Also propane is much cheaper than petrol.

Brilliant dual fuel generator. Quieter than I imagined it would be and very easy to start. Recommended by ChatGPT as an ideal , cost effective & quiet generator capable of safely charging up an Echoflow Delta 3 Plus at 1500w. With Ed Miliband as Secretary of State for Energy Security, every household should have one.

Great when ot worked. Ran on lpg and once on petrol. Now will not start.