The Pulsar PG2200BiS is a compact dual-fuel inverter generator with an 80cc engine. It delivers 2,200 peak watts and 1,800 rated watts on gasoline, or 2,000 peak and 1,600 rated watts on propane. Inverter output gives a stable sine wave for laptops, phones and other sensitive electronics, and two units can be paralleled for more power. It suits campers, tailgaters and light backup use. Against rivals like the Honda EU2200i or Champion dual-fuel models, it trades brand pedigree and dealer support for dual-fuel flexibility and a lighter, cheaper-to-own package. Owners rate it well overall, though the small fuel tank and near-60 dB output are the usual gripes.
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Owners rate the PG2200BiS highly for its dual-fuel flexibility and easy setup. Most praise its quiet running and stable power for electronics. Complaints center on run time and the modest power ceiling.
The Pulsar PG2200BiS is a portable dual-fuel inverter generator. It runs on gasoline or propane and produces 2,200 peak watts on gasoline. Its compact, impact-resistant body has a carrying handle, which makes it easy to carry to places like a campsite or tailgate.
An 80cc, 4-stroke engine drives the generator. Its inverter technology produces a stable sine wave for sensitive electronics. Operation is quiet, at about 60 dB. Two PG2200BiS units can be connected in parallel for more output.
A single tank of gasoline gives up to 8 hours of run time at 50% load. A low oil indicator with low oil shutdown is built in. A propane hose, spark plug wrench, 10W30 oil and funnel are included.
