But it can charge via 12V, so, in theory you could connect a couple deep cycle batteries together, put a cigarette lighter on them and plug this into that. Not ideal but it'll extend the range of the unit.

Thanks for your inquiry. Yes, the Generatr needs to be turned on and the AC switched to ON before power will be sent to the AC outlets. A wall adapter is included with the unit. The Generatr does not need to be fully discharged before recharging.

Thanks for your inquiry! The Generatr has a 1000W maximum output. The total capacity of the battery will vary depending on load. Drawing a constant 1000W, the Generatr will last around an hour, depending on the conditions of the battery.

Thanks for your inquiry! The Generatr 1200 can accept up to 120W maximum input via either its 16-34V solar/AC inputs, or via the 12V Anderson inputs.

The Generatr is considerably quieter than other generators on the market, however, it is not completely silent. In order to keep the unit cool, there are small fans inside which turn on depending on temperature.

Thanks for your inquiry! It all depends on the power draw of your devices. The Generatr 1200 has a 1231 watt-hour battery. If you are continuously drawing 100 watts from the Generatr, it will take 12.31 hours before the battery runs out (watt-hours divided by watts = hour of use). Your electronics should have technical specifications indicating how many watts they use in the manual or printed on them directly near the power supply. You can use this information to calculate how many Generatrs you'll need to support your setup!

Thanks for your inquiry! The Generatr Y1200 can absolutely be charged via a 12V source using its Anderson inputs and yes, the unit can be charged while it's being used.

can you ship this product oversea? will it work in Israel?