Product Manual
10
Machine Component Identification
REFERENCE GUIDE
Reference 1 – Carrying
Handle
Provides a means for moving and lifting the generator. Grasp the
handle firmly when pulling the recoil starter grip so the generator
does not fall over.
Reference 2 – Recoil Starter
Grip
Grasp firmly when starting engine to engage engine cranking.
Reference 3 – Control Panel
An electrical device that contains receptacles, switches and other
electrical devices.
Reference 4 – Fuel Tank Cap
The fuel tank cap seals the fuel in the tank.
Reference 5 – Fuel Tank Cap
Air Vent Knob
The fuel tank cap air vent knob must be in the ON position for the
generator to run. After the generator has cooled, turn the fuel
tank cap air vent knob to the OFF position to reduce leakage.
Reference 6 – Oil Fill Cover
and Port
Located behind the oil fill cover. Allows for adding the oil and
checking the oil level.
Reference 7 – Spark Plug
Maintenance Cover
Cover that allows access to spark plug.
Reference 8 – Muffler
An acoustic device installed onto the exhaust system that is designed
to reduce noise. The outlet includes a spark arrester.
Reference 9 – Louver
Opening in the casing for ventilation.
Reference 10 – Cool Air Intake
Opening in the casing for ventilation.
Reference 11 – ESC Button
With the Engine Smart Control button ECONOMY the generator
will automatically reduce the engine speed depending on the size of
the load. This will result in better fuel consumption and less
noise. With the Engine Smart Control button Max the engine runs at full
RPM regardless if a load is connected or not.
Reference 12 – Duplex
Receptacles (NEMA 5-20R)
Electrical device able to accept AC 120V 15A or 20A plugs (NEMA
5-15P or 5-20P)
Reference 13 – Grounding
Post
Means to connect the generator to a ground wire.
Reference 14 – Locking
Receptacles (NEMA L5-30R)
Electrical device able to accept AC 120V 30A locking plugs
(NEMA L5-30P)
Reference 15 – Parallel
Operation Outlets
This is the terminal for connecting two Powerhorse Inverter
Generators using special cables.
Reference 16 – Engine
OFF/RUN/CHOKE control
This switch has the following positions:
OFF - Stops the engine and closes the fuel valve.
RUN – Running position; opens the fuel valve and allows a warm
engine to be started, choke is off.
CHOKE – Starting position; opens the fuel valve and turns choke on
to start a cold engine.
Reference 17 – Output Light
Illuminates (green) when the generator starts and produces power.
Reference 18 – Overload
Light
Illuminates (red) when overload of any connected device is detected,
the inverter control unit overheats or AC output voltage rises. The
engine also stops and Output Light goes off.
Reference 19 – Low Oil
Warning Light
Illuminates (red) when oil falls below the lower level and the engine
stops automatically.










