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Honda EU2200i:
This portable inverter generator is known for its quiet operation, making it suitable for home use.
It has a maximum output of 2200 watts, which is sufficient for powering essential appliances during outages.
Runs on gasoline, which is readily available.
Compact and lightweight design for easy transportation and storage.
Yamaha EF2000iSv2:
Another quiet inverter generator suitable for home use.
Offers 1600 watts of continuous power and 2000 watts of peak power.
Runs on gasoline and features an efficient fuel consumption rate.
Compact and portable design with a noise level as low as 51.5 dBA at quarter load.
WEN 56200i:
A budget-friendly option with a noise level of around 51 decibels at quarter load, making it suitable for home use without causing disturbance.
Provides 1600 rated watts and 2000 surge watts.
Runs on gasoline and features an eco-mode for fuel efficiency.
Lightweight and portable design with a carrying handle for easy transportation.
Champion 100692:
This inverter generator offers a noise level of 58 dBA at 23 feet, making it relatively quiet for home use.
Provides 2000 starting watts and 1700 running watts.
Runs on gasoline and features an economy mode to conserve fuel.
Portable and compact design with built-in carrying handles and a stackable frame for easy storage.
Briggs & Stratton P2200:
This inverter generator operates quietly, with a noise level of around 59 decibels at quarter load.
Offers 1700 running watts and 2200 starting watts.
Runs on gasoline and features a fuel-efficient engine.
Compact and lightweight design with a built-in handle for easy transportation.
