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Flex Power 2,200-Watt Portable Inverter Generator - Gas - Manual Start - 120V Outlets
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Flex Power 2,200-Watt Portable Inverter Generator - Gas - Manual Start - 120V Outlets

Part Number: FP34FR
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Your RV still needs power when hookups aren't available, but big generators are loud and bulky. This 2,200-watt inverter generator delivers quiet 120V power for charging batteries and running small essentials so you can stay powered off-grid. 1-800-940-8924 to order Flex Power generators part number FP34FR or order online at etrailer.com. Free expert support on all Flex Power products. Great prices and Fastest Shipping for Flex Power 2,200-Watt Portable Inverter Generator - Gas - Manual Start - 120V Outlets. Generators reviews from real customers.
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Flex Power Generators - FP34FR

  • Inverter
  • Gas
  • Portable Generator
  • Flex Power
  • 2001 - 3000 Watts
  • Recoil Start
  • 120V Output
  • Carbureted

Your RV still needs power when hookups aren't available, but big generators are loud and bulky. This 2,200-watt inverter generator delivers quiet 120V power for charging batteries and running small essentials so you can stay powered off-grid.


Highlights

  • Power for RV Essentials: 2,200 starting watts handle battery charging, lights, and small appliances off-grid.
  • Safe for Electronics: Built-in inverter provides stable power for phones, laptops, and sensitive gear.
  • Quieter Campsite Operation: Sound level is equal to or less than 52 dB(A) at 10'.
  • Portable and Easy to Carry: 38.9-lb compact design moves between storage and campsite.
  • Efficient Light-Load Use: Eco mode reduces fuel use during charging and low-demand operation.
  • Expandable Power Capacity: Parallel-ready terminal connects a second unit for increased output.

Features to know about

Power That Adapts to Off-Grid Needs

You pull into a site and realize there is no pedestal, but your batteries still need a charge and your basic gear cannot sit idle. This generator delivers 2,200 starting watts at 120V for lights, charging, and small equipment, while eco mode adjusts output during lighter demand to reduce fuel use and noise as your essentials continue running.

Electronics That Keep Working Normally


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Unstable power can cause devices to shut down or act unpredictably right when you need them. The built-in inverter delivers consistent output through 2 AC receptacles and USB ports, keeping phones, laptops, and other electronics running the way they should.

Noise That Does Not Take Over Camp

Some generators dominate the entire campsite the moment they start running. With sound rated at or below 52 dB(A) at 10', this unit keeps power available while conversation, meals, and downtime continue without constant engine drone in the background.

A Size You Will Actually Bring Along


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A generator does not help if it stays home because it is too heavy or awkward to load. At 38.9 lbs with a compact footprint, this unit is manageable to carry and pack, making it far more likely to be with you when power is needed.

Simple Pull Start and Status Checks


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When you're trying to get power going, complicated controls slow everything down. The recoil pull start gives you a direct manual startup method, while the running, oil, and overload indicators keep the generator's status visible. You can start it, check what it's doing, and keep your setup moving without sorting through extra controls.

Basic Maintenance Tools in the Box

You get the generator home and realize you still need small tools just to check oil or handle routine upkeep. This unit includes an owner's manual, installation guide, oil and funnel, spark plug toolkit, and screwdriver, giving you what you need to handle basic setup and maintenance right away.

Specs

Power:

  • Starting watts: 2,200
  • Voltage: 120V
  • Rated power: 1.9 kW
  • Maximum power: 2 kW
  • Frequency: 60 Hz

Capacity:

  • Oil capacity: 0.5 L
  • Fuel capacity (reversal valve): 4 L (1.1 gal)

Dimensions and Weight:

  • Dimensions: 17-1/2" long x 10-1/2" wide x 18" tall
  • Weight: 38.9 lbs

Operating Conditions:

  • Operating temperature: 14 to 104 degrees F (-10 to 40 degrees C)
  • Sound level at 10': equal to or less than 52 dB(A)

Warranty:

  • 2-Year warranty


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