Deirded Personal Blog: WEN 56200i review

Thursday, February 8, 2018

WEN 56200i review

With a weight of just 48 pounds, the WEN 56200i is a fantastic choice for portable generators and is an easy-to-recommend option right off the bat. Featuring an extremely quiet operating level (51 decibels) that is softer than the standard volume output of two conversing people, the WEN offers 2,000 surge watts and 1,600 running watts for powering your items and devices. With two three-prong 120V inputs, one 12V DC input and one 5V USB port, there are more than enough plugs to keep your appliances, as well as your portable electronics, charged up.

Also see: COLEMAN GENERATOR Review

Overall, the single-gallon tank can provide six hours of power to gadgets and appliances at a 50 percent load run time. Additionally, the WEN offers both low-oil and low-fuel automatic shutdown to help prevent the generator and your electronics from any damage while plugged in. To further maximize the generator’s power, switching on Eco-Mode will help allow the generator's motor to automatically adjust its fuel consumption. That will help extend the generator’s life to maximize its fuel capacity while still powering any item that’s plugged in.

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