Quiet & Fuel-Efficient Portable Generator Power for Camping Tailgating and RVing
June is America’s Great Outdoors Month and what better way to spend summer vacations and weekends than at your favorite campsite. Time spent getting away from it all helps you unwind and rejuvenate your spirit, but maybe you don’t want to abandon every connection to the everyday world. Having a few comforts certainly never hurt anyone, and not every campground provides electrical service to their campsites. Maybe you don’t care so much for crowded campgrounds and have a different destination in mind. With so many places to choose from, why limit yourself to campsites that provide electrical power when you could bring your own and even save a few dollars in the long run.Inverter Generators
Most portable generator engines operate at a fixed speed—usually 3600 RPM—to provide the 60 hertz alternating current required to operate regular household appliances. The frequency of the AC signal is dependent on the motor speed and as the demand for power increases, the engine works harder and uses more fuel to maintain the required speed. Inverter generators work differently. The generating unit produces raw electrical power that is converted (rectified) to direct current similar to that provided by a battery. The direct current is electronically inverted (changed) into clean, 60 hertz alternating current at 115 volts. As the power demand increases or decreases, the engine speeds up or slows down as required to change the amount of power generated. The end result is a quieter, more fuel efficient generator that provides a clean supply of electrical power that keeps even highly sensitive electronics operating.Low Noise Levels

The PMI2200i for outdoor fun or quiet and efficient power wherever you need it.
Campsite Power

- Generac iX800 Up to 800 running watts for charging batteries, plugging in electronics, and a string of camp lights.
- Generac iQ2000 1600 running watts.
- Briggs & Stratton P2200 1700 running watts
- Generac GP2200i 1700 running watts
- Powermate 2200i 1700 running watts
- Onan P2500i 2200 running watts

Briggs & Stratton P3000 PowerSmart
The P2200 replaces the Briggs and Stratton P2000 Generator