Inverter Power Generators
Shop inverter power generators for electricity when you’re away from an outlet or the power goes out. As you browse, compare starting and running watts, outlet options, and runtime to find a generator that fits the equipment you need to power at home, around the farm, or at camp.
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An inverter power generator converts the electricity it produces from alternating current (AC) to direct current (DC), then back to AC through an inverter. That extra conversion step sets it apart from a conventional portable generator.
Fuel options vary by model. Gasoline-powered models run on gas, dual-fuel models typically accept gasoline or propane, and tri-fuel models may also accept natural gas. Check the model’s listed fuel options before choosing one for the farm or campsite.
Recoil start means pulling a cord to crank the engine. Electric start uses a battery and a button or key. Some models offer both, while others may include remote starting. The listed features will tell you which starting options a generator has.
Depending on the model, a control panel may show operating hours, fuel level, electrical load, voltage or maintenance reminders. Some panels have a digital screen, while others have gauges and indicator lights.
Common upkeep includes oil changes, air filter care and spark plug checks. Maintenance schedules often follow operating hours and calendar intervals, so keeping a simple log can help you track what’s due. Follow the owner’s manual for your model’s service schedule.