4500W Gasoline Inverter Generator

$629.00 $499.00

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Description

ERAYAK 4500P

Compact Power.
Bigger Adventures.

Meet the ERAYAK 4500P gasoline inverter generator. Delivering 4,500 peak watts and 3,500 running watts, this portable generator combines quiet operation, clean inverter power and an included 30A RV adapter for camping, outdoor adventures and selected home essentials.

4,500W Maximum Output

3,500W Rated Output

55 lb Portable Design

120V AC Output

ERAYAK 4500P 4500W gasoline inverter generator

Built for Outdoor Freedom

Portable Power. Real Comfort.

Compact gasoline inverter performance with the power, convenience and flexibility needed for everyday outdoor adventures.

01 / PERFORMANCE

4,500W Peak Power

Delivers 3,500 running watts with up to 4,500 peak watts for compatible starting loads.

02 / QUIET OPERATION

60.5 dB Noise Level

Enclosed inverter design helps provide quieter operation for camping and outdoor use.

03 / CLEAN POWER

THD <1.2%

Pure sine wave inverter output helps power compatible sensitive electronics.

04 / PORTABILITY

55 lb Compact Design

Easier to transport, store and load than many larger backup generators.

05 / FUEL SAVINGS

ECO Mode

Adjusts engine speed based on electrical demand during lighter loads.

06 / RV READY

30A RV Adapter Included

Connect compatible 30A RV cords through the included L5-30P to TT-30R adapter.

149.3cc Engine Displacement

2.25 gal Fuel Tank Capacity

Up to 8 hrs Runtime Varies by Load

120V / 60Hz Rated Output

Output Connections

Your Portable Power Hub.

Convenient 120V AC outlets and an included RV adapter provide flexible connections for camping appliances, tools and everyday devices.

ERAYAK 4500P black NEMA L5-30R 120V 30A outlet

High-Current AC

120V · 30A L5-30R

One 120V 30A locking outlet for compatible equipment and RV connections using the included adapter.

Quantity: 1 outlet
Running Output: Up to 3,500W
Subject to generator and 30A receptacle limits.

Everyday AC Power

Dual 120V · 20A Outlets

Two household-style outlets for compatible appliances, electronics, camping gear and power tools.

Quantity: 2 outlets
Maximum: 2,400W per 20A-rated circuit
Subject to breaker and total generator limits.

Included Accessory

30A RV Adapter

Included L5-30P to TT-30R adapter allows compatible 30A RV cords to connect to the generator's L5-30R outlet.

Connection: L5-30P to TT-30R
Voltage: 120V only
Adapter does not increase available generator power.

Additional Connections: USB-A, USB-C, parallel connection interface and ground terminal. Important: The ERAYAK 4500P is a 120V-only generator. It does not provide 240V output or a built-in TT-30R receptacle. All connected loads must remain within the generator's 3,500W continuous output and applicable outlet or breaker limits.

Understand Your Output

Power That Fits Your Connection.

The 4500P provides 120V power with 3,500W continuous output and up to 4,500W temporary peak output. Always plan around the running rating.

3,500W

Continuous Generator Power

Up to 3,500W rated output for compatible 120V loads. The total connected running demand must remain within the generator's rated capacity.

4,500W

Temporary Peak Output

Additional short-duration output is available for compatible motor and compressor starting requirements. Peak watts are not continuous output.

30A

120V RV Connection

The L5-30R outlet is rated 30A. Although 120V × 30A equals 3,600W, continuous generator output is rated at 3,500W. The RV adapter does not change these limits.

Important: Generator peak power, continuous output and receptacle current limits are different. The two 20A outlets do not provide an additional 4,800W beyond the generator's total capacity. Check starting and running watts for motor-driven loads. The 4500P is not intended for 240V appliances or 240V transfer systems.

Built for Everyday Adventures

One Generator.
More Freedom.

From RV weekends and campsites to outdoor activities and selected home essentials, the ERAYAK 4500P offers flexible portable 120V power.

RV Camping

Compatible 30A RV electrical setups

Camping

Lights, charging and outdoor comforts

Home Essentials

Selected 120V household appliances

Outdoor Events

Lighting and temporary power

Electronics

Laptops, TVs and charging

Power Planning

Plan Your Power.

Explore 10 common appliances and tools, ranked from higher to lower estimated starting or maximum input wattage. Check the actual running watts, startup requirements and outlet ratings before connecting equipment.

Common Power Needs 4,500W PEAK / 3,500W RUNNING

Well Pump (1 HP) Peak: ~4,500W Running: ~1,200–1,800W

Electric Lawn Mower Peak: ~4,000W Running: ~1,200–1,800W

Window AC (12K BTU) Peak: ~3,700W Running: ~1,000–1,500W

Wet/Dry Shop Vacuum Peak: ~3,400W Running: ~1,000–1,500W

Electric Power Drill Peak: ~3,000W Running: ~700–1,200W

Dehumidifier Peak: ~2,700W Running: ~400–800W

Chest Freezer Peak: ~2,400W Running: ~200–600W

Toaster Oven Max: ~1,900W Running: ~1,200–1,900W

Induction Cooktop Max: ~1,500W Running: ~800–1,500W

Kitchen Blender Max: ~1,200W Running: ~500–1,200W

Power Planning Note: All wattages shown above are illustrative planning estimates, not tested specifications for specific appliance models. Peak values for motor-driven loads represent examples of potential starting demand. Maximum values for cooking appliances represent approximate input power rather than motor starting surge. Actual power requirements can vary significantly with appliance design, size, operating conditions and starting method. The ERAYAK 4500P provides 4,500W maximum temporary output and 3,500W continuous rated output at 120V. Some high-surge appliances near the generator's peak limit may not start reliably. Individual 120V 20A outlets, the 120V 30A L5-30R outlet, circuit breakers and the generator's total rated output impose separate limits. Check actual nameplate watts, starting surge, plug type, breaker rating and total connected demand before use. Disconnect unnecessary loads and start high-surge equipment individually when appropriate.

Know Before You Start

Built for Everyday Convenience.

Manual Recoil Start

The 4500P uses manual recoil starting. It does not include electric or remote starting.

ECO Mode

Adjusts engine speed according to demand. Disable ECO mode when necessary for appliances with high starting-current requirements.

Extended Runtime

Up to 8 hours of runtime with a 2.25 gal gasoline tank, depending on connected load and operating conditions.

Clean Inverter Power

Pure sine wave output with THD <1.2% supports many compatible sensitive electronic devices.

Engine & Maintenance

149.3cc gasoline engine. Engine oil capacity: 0.6L / 600mL. Check oil level before starting.

Protection System

Low-oil protection and overload protection help protect the generator. Reduce connected loads if an overload occurs.

RV Power Made Simple

Connect Your RV the Right Way.

The included 30A RV adapter lets compatible RV owners connect their TT-30 RV power cord to the generator's L5-30R locking outlet.

Locate the 30A Outlet

Find the generator's 120V 30A NEMA L5-30R locking receptacle. Make sure the generator is off before connecting the adapter.

Connect the RV Adapter

Insert the included L5-30P to TT-30R adapter into the generator's L5-30R outlet. Connect a compatible 30A RV power cord to the adapter.

Manage Your RV Loads

Start the generator according to the owner's manual. Add electrical loads gradually and monitor total demand. Stay within 3,500W running output and applicable connection ratings.

RV Compatibility: The included adapter is intended for compatible 120V 30A RV setups. It does not convert the generator to 240V, provide full 50A RV service or increase available output. RV air conditioner compatibility depends on starting surge and combined load demand.

Important Generator Safety

Operate the generator outdoors only, at least 20 ft from doors, windows and vents, with exhaust directed away from occupied buildings. Never operate inside an RV, tent, garage, home, shed or other enclosed or partially enclosed space. Use working carbon monoxide alarms and keep the generator dry. Do not operate in rain, standing water or flooded conditions. Use properly rated cords, adapters and electrical connections. Never connect a generator directly to household wiring without properly installed approved transfer equipment. Turn off or disconnect loads before stopping the generator. Allow the engine to cool before refueling. Always follow the owner's manual and applicable electrical safety requirements.