A-iPower 1800W/2300W Generator Gas Low THD Inverter CO Alert New - GXS2300i

A-iPower 1800W/2300W Generator Gas Low THD Inverter CO Alert New - GXS2300i

Powered by an 80cc OHV high performance 4 cycle engine, the A-iPower GXS2300i Inverter Generator is ultra-lightweight with a completely new design for superior weight reduction. Offering 2,300 starting watts and 1,800 running watts, it is designed to keep sensitive electronics safe as it has <3% THD of clean power output. With low idle technology providing an extended run time of 9 hours at 25% load, the unit is complete with parallel ports for double the power output when linked together.

Ideal for home, camping, tailgating, and Rving as it operates at levels as low as 52 decibels, the inverter has a built in LED control panel light and a telescoping handle and wheels. With a digital data center that provides voltage, frequency, hours, power & fuel levels, and output/overload/oil level status along with fuel saving low idle and reset functions, the unit has a CO Sensor with automatic shutdown, as it monitors and reacts to carbon monoxide levels.

What our Experts Think

• Compact Power for Essentials
  Delivers 1800 running watts / 2300 peak watts, enough for small home backup, camping gear, lights, phones, and a refrigerator in light-duty use.
• Clean Inverter Output (Low THD)
  Produces <3% THD, making it safe for sensitive electronics like laptops, TVs, and charging devices.
• Built-In CO Safety Protection
  Includes a carbon monoxide sensor with automatic shutdown, helping reduce risk during enclosed or close-proximity operation.
• Ultra-Portable Design
  Lightweight frame (~39 lbs) with integrated handle and optional wheel mobility makes it easy to carry, store, and transport.
• Efficient Fuel Use
  Runs up to ~9 hours at 25% load on a small fuel tank, making it efficient for overnight camping or emergency use.
• Quiet Operation for Its Class
  Designed for low noise output (~62 dBA), suitable for RV parks and residential environments.
• Simple, Reliable Operation
  Recoil start with basic controls keeps it easy to use with minimal maintenance needs.

Q&A

Q: What is the power output of this generator?
A: It delivers 2,300 peak watts and 1,800 running watts, suitable for camping, RV use, and small essential backup loads.

Q: Is it safe for electronics?
A: Yes, it produces clean inverter power with less than 3% THD, making it safe for phones, laptops, TVs, and other sensitive devices.

Q: What fuel does it use and how efficient is it?
A: It runs on gasoline with a small fuel tank and can operate up to about 9 hours at 25% load, depending on usage.

Q: Does it have a CO safety sensor?
A: Yes, it includes a CO (carbon monoxide) sensor with automatic shutdown that turns the generator off if unsafe levels are detected.

Q: Is it quiet?
A: Yes, it runs at about 62 dBA, which is quiet enough for camping and residential areas.

Q: Does it support parallel operation?
A: Yes, it is parallel-ready, so you can connect another compatible unit to double the power output.

Q: What outlets does it include?
A: It typically includes a 30A RV outlet (L5-30R), standard 120V outlets, USB ports, and a 12V DC outlet for charging small devices.

Q: Is it easy to transport?
A: Yes, it’s ultra-lightweight (~39 lbs) with a telescoping handle and wheels, making it very portable.

Q: Does it have electric or remote start?
A: No, this model uses recoil (pull) start only, without electric or remote start features.

Maintenance Tips

• Check engine oil before every use and change after first 20–25 hours, then every 50–100 hours (SAE 10W-30, ~350 ml capacity) to protect the 80cc OHV engine
• Use fresh gasoline only (no old fuel) and avoid ethanol-heavy blends to prevent carburetor clogging and hard starting issues
• Run generator monthly under light load to keep fuel system clean and ensure reliable recoil start and stable inverter output
• Clean air filter every ~50 hours (more often in dusty environments) to maintain smooth performance and low THD clean power (<3%)
• Inspect spark plug every 100 hours or annually for consistent ignition and fuel efficiency
• Do not overload beyond 1800W running / 2300W peak to protect inverter electronics and connected devices
• Keep vents, exhaust, and control panel clean & dry to ensure proper cooling and stable CO sensor operation
• CO sensor safety: built-in auto shutdown activates if dangerous carbon monoxide levels are detected—never disable it
• Store properly: drain fuel or use stabilizer for long storage, and keep in a dry ventilated area to prevent carburetor issues
• Allow full cooling before storage to avoid heat damage and extend engine life