ERAYAK 6800PT 6800W tri-fuel inverter generator

Built for Tri-Fuel Freedom

Three Fuel Options. Total Flexibility.

Gasoline, propane and natural gas flexibility with convenient starting methods and 120V/240V capability for a wider range of power applications.

01 / TRI-FUEL

Gasoline + LPG + NG

Three fuel choices let you adapt to fuel availability, RV trips and home backup needs.

02 / DUAL VOLTAGE

120V / 240V Output

Supports compatible household, RV and selected 240V backup applications with proper equipment.

03 / CONVENIENCE

3 Starting Methods

Remote start, one-touch electric start and recoil backup for convenient operation.

04 / HOME BACKUP

Natural Gas Ready

Use a properly configured natural gas supply for more backup fuel flexibility.

05 / EFFICIENCY

ECO Mode

Adjusts engine speed based on electrical load to help manage fuel consumption and noise.

06 / RV READY

30A RV Adapter Included

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

223cc Engine Displacement

2.9 gal Gasoline Fuel Tank

90.4 lb Product Weight

120V / 240V 60Hz AC Output

Output Connections

Your Versatile Power Hub.

Two distinct 30A generator outlets, dual household outlets and an included RV adapter offer flexible connections for compatible RV, home backup and portable loads.

6800PT NEMA L14-30R 30A 120V 240V locking receptacle

Dual-Voltage Backup

30A · 120/240V

One NEMA L14-30R locking outlet for compatible 120V/240V equipment and selected home backup circuits through approved transfer equipment.

Quantity: 1 outlet
Connector: NEMA L14-30R
240V / 30A: 7,200W theoretical receptacle limit
Actual Output: Limited by the selected fuel, generator and breaker ratings.

6800PT NEMA L5-30R 30A 120V locking receptacle

120V High-Current

30A · 120V L5-30R

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

Quantity: 1 outlet
Maximum: 3,600W theoretical at 120V / 30A
Actual output is subject to the breaker, voltage configuration and generator limits.

Everyday AC Power

Dual 120V · 20A Outlets

Two 120V household-style receptacles for compatible electronics, chargers, appliances and tools.

Quantity: 2 outlets
20A Circuit: 2,400W theoretical at 120V
Actual combined loading depends on shared circuit and breaker configuration.

Included Accessory

30A RV Adapter

The included L5-30P to TT-30R adapter lets compatible 30A RV power cords connect to the generator's L5-30R outlet.

Connection: L5-30P to TT-30R
RV Voltage: 120V only
Does not create 240V output or increase generator wattage.

Additional Connections: 12V DC output, USB charging, parallel connection interface and ground terminal. Important: The 6800PT does not have a built-in 50A receptacle. Its TT-30R RV connection is provided through the included adapter, not a separate generator receptacle. Total available output depends on the selected fuel, voltage mode, breaker limits and connected load.

Understand Your Output

Three Fuels. Three Power Levels.

Gasoline, propane and natural gas deliver different running and starting wattages. Choose the fuel that fits your setup and plan connected loads accordingly.

5,000W

Gasoline Running Power

Delivers up to 5,000W of continuous rated output with up to 6,800W temporary peak power. Ideal when your managed load plan requires the generator's highest published power rating.

4,500W

Propane Running Power

Delivers up to 4,500W of continuous rated output with up to 6,100W temporary peak power. Propane provides convenient stored-fuel flexibility for compatible RV and backup setups.

4,000W

Natural Gas Running Power

Delivers up to 4,000W of continuous rated output with up to 5,400W temporary peak power. A suitable fixed natural gas supply can provide another option for longer-duration outage planning.

TRI-FUEL Gasoline / LPG / Natural Gas

The 6800PT supports three different fuel sources. It includes a propane hose with regulator and a natural gas hose. Use only the correct fuel connections and operating procedures described in the owner's manual. Natural gas supply pressure, gas flow, piping capacity and connection requirements must be verified before use.

Power Planning: Gasoline: 6,800W peak / 5,000W running. Propane: 6,100W peak / 4,500W running. Natural Gas: 5,400W peak / 4,000W running. Peak wattages are temporary ratings and should not be used as continuous load limits. The total generator capacity is shared across its outlets. Individual receptacle and breaker ratings still apply. For 120V/240V configurations, observe the actual voltage mode, circuit limits and electrical leg-load requirements.

Built for Real Power Needs

Three Fuels.
More Possibilities.

From RV camping and outdoor work to selected household backup circuits, ERAYAK 6800PT offers flexible tri-fuel power for a wide variety of uses.

RV Camping

Compatible 30A RV electrical setups

Home Backup

Selected essential household circuits

Jobsite

Compatible tools and equipment

Workshop

Portable workshop power needs

Electronics

TVs, routers and charging

Power Planning

Plan Your Power.

Explore 10 common high-demand appliances, ranked by estimated starting watts. Always check actual starting and running requirements before connecting your equipment.

Common Power Needs UP TO 6,800W PEAK ON GASOLINE

Central AC (Small) Peak: ~6,800W Running: 2,500–4,000W

Well Pump (1 HP) Peak: ~6,500W Running: 1,500–2,200W

Air Compressor (2 HP) Peak: ~6,000W Running: 2,000–3,000W

RV Air Conditioner (15K BTU) Peak: ~5,500W Running: 1,500–2,200W

Table Saw (2 HP) Peak: ~5,000W Running: 1,800–2,400W

Portable AC (14K BTU) Peak: ~4,500W Running: 1,200–1,800W

Refrigerator / Freezer Peak: ~3,500W Running: 400–800W

Sump Pump (1/2 HP) Peak: ~3,000W Running: 800–1,200W

Microwave Oven Peak: ~2,000W Running: 1,200–1,800W

Electric Kettle Peak: ~1,500W Running: 1,000–1,500W

Power Planning Note: Wattages shown are illustrative estimates, not guaranteed appliance specifications. Actual motor starting surge may vary significantly, even between appliances with the same horsepower or BTU rating. The ERAYAK 6800PT provides: 6,800W peak / 5,000W running on gasoline; 6,100W peak / 4,500W running on propane; and 5,400W peak / 4,000W running on natural gas. Some appliances near these peak limits may not start successfully, especially when other loads are connected. A compatible soft starter may be required for certain air-conditioning systems. Check the appliance nameplate, generator voltage mode, individual outlet limits, electrical-leg balance, and total connected load before use.

Know Before You Start

Flexible Fuel. Reliable Control.

Remote & Electric Start

Start the generator with the remote controller or one-touch electric start. Manual recoil backup provides an additional starting method.

Gasoline Runtime

With the 2.9 gal gasoline tank, published approximate runtime is 10–12 hours at 25% load, 7–8 hours at 50% load, or 4–5 hours at rated load.

Propane Fuel Setup

The 6800PT includes a propane LPG hose with regulator. Connect a compatible propane cylinder using the provided hardware according to the owner's manual.

Natural Gas Connection

The 6800PT includes a natural gas hose. Have the gas supply, pressure, flow and connection evaluated by a qualified professional according to local codes.

ECO Mode

Engine speed adjusts to electrical demand to help reduce fuel consumption and operating noise. Disable ECO mode when needed for high-surge motor starting.

Protection & Monitoring

Low-oil protection, overload protection and CO shutdown help protect the generator. Follow panel indicators and the owner's manual when a shutdown occurs.

Additional Specifications: Engine displacement: 223cc. Engine oil capacity: approximately 0.65L (0.17 US gal). DC output: 12V / 8.3A. Dimensions: 23.8 × 16.7 × 21.5 in. Weight: 90.4 lb. Published noise level: 68 dB under stated manufacturer conditions. Runtime, available power and fuel consumption vary with electrical load, fuel type, ambient temperature, altitude and maintenance conditions.

RV & Home Backup Connections

Connect Your Power the Right Way.

Use the included RV adapter with the L5-30R outlet for compatible 30A RV connections. For selected home backup circuits, use the L14-30R through properly rated transfer equipment. Natural gas connections require an appropriately configured gas supply.

01

Choose Your Fuel

Prepare gasoline, propane or natural gas according to the owner's manual. Confirm fuel availability and available generator output for your selected fuel. Natural gas supply connections should be evaluated by a qualified professional.

02

Connect Your RV Adapter

With the generator stopped and RV electrical loads off, insert the included L5-30P to TT-30R adapter into the generator's 120V L5-30R receptacle. Connect a compatible 30A RV power cord.

03

Start & Manage Power

Start the generator using the electric, remote or recoil starting procedure. Allow output to stabilize, then add electrical loads gradually. Monitor total load and fuel-dependent power limits.

120V/240V Home Backup Connection

The NEMA L14-30R outlet can support compatible selected household circuits through an appropriately rated power inlet and approved transfer switch or interlock. Have a qualified electrician evaluate the connection, voltage requirements, neutral and grounding configuration, circuit ratings and electrical-leg balance. The generator must never be connected directly to a household wall receptacle to backfeed the home.

Natural Gas Home Backup Planning

The 6800PT can operate on a compatible natural gas supply, with a rated running output of 4,000W. The supplied gas pressure, flow rate, piping capacity and connection hardware must meet the manufacturer's requirements. Natural gas plumbing and connection work should be performed by qualified professionals under applicable local codes. Natural gas availability does not guarantee uninterrupted operation during every outage.

RV Compatibility: The included L5-30P to TT-30R adapter is intended for compatible 120V 30A RV connections. It does not provide full 50A RV service, create 240V through the L5-30R, or increase the generator's available electrical output. Check the RV cord rating, air conditioner starting surge and total connected load before operation.

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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, house, garage, shed or any enclosed or partially enclosed space. Use working carbon monoxide alarms inside occupied buildings. Keep the generator dry and do not operate in rain, standing water or flooded conditions. Never refuel a hot or running engine. Install propane and natural gas connections using the correct manufacturer-specified equipment. Check gas connections for leaks according to approved procedures. Use properly rated cords, adapters and transfer equipment. Never backfeed household wiring. Always follow the current ERAYAK 6800 Series owner's manual and applicable electrical and gas safety requirements.

Three Fuels. Endless Possibilities.

Three Fuel Options. Total Flexibility.

Gasoline + LPG + NG

120V / 240V Output

3 Starting Methods

Natural Gas Ready

ECO Mode

30A RV Adapter Included

Your Versatile Power Hub.

30A · 120/240V

30A · 120V L5-30R

Dual 120V · 20A Outlets

30A RV Adapter

Three Fuels. Three Power Levels.

Gasoline Running Power

Propane Running Power

Natural Gas Running Power

Three Fuels. More Possibilities.

RV Camping

Home Backup

Jobsite

Workshop

Electronics

Plan Your Power.

Flexible Fuel. Reliable Control.

Remote & Electric Start

Gasoline Runtime

Propane Fuel Setup

Natural Gas Connection

ECO Mode

Protection & Monitoring

Connect Your Power the Right Way.

Choose Your Fuel

Connect Your RV Adapter

Start & Manage Power

120V/240V Home Backup Connection

Natural Gas Home Backup Planning

Three Fuels.
Endless Possibilities.

Three Fuels.
More Possibilities.

6800W Tri-Fuel 120V/240V Inverter Generator