Erayak Power
6800W Dual-Fuel 120V/240V Inverter Generator
6800W Dual-Fuel 120V/240V Inverter Generator
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More Power.
More Freedom.
Meet the ERAYAK 6800PD dual-fuel inverter generator. With up to 6,800 peak watts on gasoline, flexible 120V/240V output, electric and remote starting, this generator is built for RV camping, selected home backup circuits, workshops and outdoor power needs.
Powerful Output. Flexible Control.
Gasoline and propane flexibility, convenient starting methods and dual-voltage capability for a wider range of power applications.
Gasoline + Propane
Choose between two fuel sources for RV trips, outdoor work and outage preparation.
120V / 240V Output
Supports compatible household, RV and selected 240V electrical applications through the appropriate connections.
3 Starting Methods
Remote start, one-touch electric start and manual recoil backup provide convenient starting options.
Inverter Technology
Low-distortion inverter output helps power compatible electronics and electrical devices.
ECO Mode
Engine speed adjusts with electrical demand to help reduce fuel consumption during lighter loads.
30A RV Adapter Included
Connect compatible 30A RV cords through the included L5-30P to TT-30R adapter.
Your Versatile Power Hub.
Two distinct 30A generator outlets, dual household outlets and an included RV adapter provide flexible connections for compatible RV, home backup and portable loads.
30A · 120/240V
One NEMA L14-30R locking outlet for compatible 120/240V equipment and selected home backup circuits with approved transfer equipment.
Connector: NEMA L14-30R
240V / 30A: 7,200W receptacle theoretical limit
Actual output: Limited by generator and circuit ratings.
30A · 120V L5-30R
One dedicated 120V 30A locking outlet for compatible equipment and RV connections using the included adapter.
Maximum: 3,600W at 120V by receptacle rating
Subject to breaker, generator and selected fuel limits.
Dual 120V · 20A Outlets
Two 120V household-style outlets for compatible appliances, electronics, chargers and power tools.
20A Circuit: 2,400W theoretical at 120V
Actual combined loading depends on breaker and circuit configuration.
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.
RV Voltage: 120V only
An adapter does not increase generator power or create 240V output.
Power That Fits Your Setup.
Gasoline and propane deliver different running power. The 6800PD also supports 120V/240V applications, but individual outlet and breaker ratings still determine usable power.
Gasoline Running Power
Up to 5,000W of rated generator output with 6,800W temporary peak power. Plan for continuous total load, starting surge and the capacity of each selected receptacle.
Propane Running Power
Up to 4,500W of rated generator output with 6,100W temporary peak power. Allow for the lower available capacity when operating on LPG.
Dual-Voltage Connections
The L14-30R supports compatible dual-voltage connections. Verify required voltage, electrical-leg balance, current rating and connected load before use.
Choose gasoline for the highest published generator output, or propane for additional fuel-storage flexibility. The 6800PD includes a propane hose with regulator. Connect fuel sources only as instructed in the owner's manual. The 6800PD is not a natural-gas generator.
Connection Planning: The L5-30R is limited to 30A at 120V, or 3,600W by receptacle rating. The L14-30R is rated 30A at 120/240V, but the generator's actual rated output is 5,000W on gasoline or 4,500W on propane. In 240V applications, distribute 120V loads appropriately between electrical legs and observe breaker limits. Do not assume a single outlet can deliver the full 6,800W temporary peak rating.
One Generator.
More Possibilities.
From RV camping and outdoor work to selected home backup circuits, the ERAYAK 6800PD combines portable dual-fuel power with convenient starting and versatile connections.
RV Camping
Compatible 30A RV electrical setups
Home Backup
Selected essential household circuits
Jobsite
Compatible tools and equipment
Workshop
Portable workshop power
Electronics
TVs, routers and charging
Plan Your Power.
Explore 10 common appliances and power tools, arranged from higher to lower estimated maximum or starting wattage. Always verify the actual power requirements of your equipment before connecting it.
Power Planning Note: The wattages shown above are illustrative estimates only. They are not measured values for specific appliance models or guarantees of compatibility. Actual starting surge varies by motor size, compressor design, starting method, voltage and operating conditions. The ERAYAK 6800PD provides 6,800W peak / 5,000W running on gasoline and 6,100W peak / 4,500W running on propane. A 240V appliance must be connected through compatible 240V output equipment. Individual outlet and breaker limits always apply. For appliances approaching the generator's peak capacity, starting may be unsuccessful, especially with additional equipment already connected. Verify actual appliance nameplate specifications, total connected load and electrical-leg balance before operation.
Convenient Starts. Flexible Fuel.
Remote & Electric Start
Start the generator using the remote controller or one-touch electric starting system. 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 or 7–8 hours at 50% load.
Propane Fuel Setup
The 6800PD includes a propane hose and regulator. Connect a compatible LPG cylinder using the specified equipment and follow the fuel-system instructions in the manual.
ECO Mode
Engine speed adjusts based on load demand to help reduce noise and fuel consumption. Disable ECO mode when necessary for high-surge starting loads.
Engine Maintenance
223cc engine with approximately 0.65L oil capacity. Check engine oil before operation and follow the recommended maintenance schedule.
Protection & Monitoring
Low-oil protection, overload protection and CO shutdown help protect the generator. Follow panel indicators and the owner's manual if a shutdown occurs.
Additional Specifications: 12V DC output rated 8.3A; product dimensions approximately 23.8 × 16.7 × 21.5 inches. Runtime varies by load, fuel condition, temperature, altitude and ECO mode usage. Published noise is approximately 68 dB under the manufacturer's stated conditions.
Connect Your Power the Right Way.
For compatible 30A RV systems, use the included RV adapter with the L5-30R outlet. For selected home backup circuits, use the L14-30R outlet only through properly rated, professionally installed transfer equipment.
Prepare Your Fuel & Loads
Select gasoline or propane, prepare the generator according to the owner's manual and confirm that all connected loads will remain within the chosen fuel's rating.
Connect the RV Adapter
With the generator stopped and RV loads off, connect the included L5-30P to TT-30R adapter to the 120V L5-30R receptacle. Attach the compatible 30A RV power cord.
Start & Manage Power
Start the generator using the electric, remote or recoil procedure. Allow the output to stabilize, then add electrical loads gradually while monitoring demand and circuit limits.
120/240V Home Backup Connection
The NEMA L14-30R receptacle can support compatible selected household circuits through a correctly rated inlet and approved transfer switch or interlock. A qualified electrician should verify voltage requirements, neutral and grounding configuration, electrical-leg balance, current limits and applicable local electrical codes. Never connect the generator directly to a household wall outlet or backfeed the utility system.
RV Compatibility: The included adapter is designed for compatible 120V 30A RV connections. It does not provide full 50A RV service, increase generator wattage or turn the L5-30R into a 240V outlet. Always confirm the RV power cord, adapter and appliance compatibility.
Operate the generator outdoors only, at least 20 ft from doors, windows and vents, with exhaust directed away from occupied buildings. Never run the generator inside an RV, tent, home, garage, shed or other enclosed space. Use working carbon monoxide alarms. Keep the generator dry and do not operate in rain, standing water or flooded areas. Properly install propane hoses and regulators and check for leaks before starting. Never refuel a hot or running engine. Use properly rated cables, adapters and transfer equipment. Follow the current ERAYAK 6800 Series owner's manual and all applicable electrical safety requirements.
