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Three Fuels.
More Freedom.
Meet the ERAYAK 6800PT tri-fuel inverter generator. Enjoy the flexibility of gasoline, propane and natural gas, with up to 6,800 peak watts on gasoline, automatic propane-to-gasoline fuel switching, 120V/240V output and three starting methods. Designed for RV adventures, selected home backup circuits, workshops and outdoor power needs.
Three Fuels. Smarter Power.
Natural gas flexibility, automatic propane-to-gasoline switching, clean inverter power and convenient operation in one versatile generator.
Gasoline + Propane + NG
Choose from three fuel options to match fuel availability, RV use and backup requirements.
Auto Fuel Switching
When both propane and gasoline are properly available, the system can switch to gasoline if propane pressure becomes insufficient.
Full-Power Design
Full-power generator architecture supports flexible 120V and 240V power distribution without a fixed 120V half-power restriction.
Natural Gas Ready
Connect to a compatible natural gas supply for an additional fuel option during extended outages and home backup use.
3 Starting Methods
Remote start, one-touch electric start and manual recoil backup offer flexible operation.
Clean Inverter Output
Low-distortion pure sine wave inverter power helps supply compatible electronics, appliances and sensitive devices.
ECO Speed Control
Engine speed adjusts with electrical demand to help reduce fuel consumption and noise during lighter loads.
CO Safety Protection
Integrated CO monitoring supports protective shutdown in excessive CO conditions and sensor fault situations.
Your Versatile Power Hub.
120V/240V connections, 30A RV power, everyday household outlets, parallel expansion and advanced operating controls help you make the most of every fuel option.
30A · 120/240V · L14-30R
One NEMA L14-30R twist-lock receptacle for compatible dual-voltage equipment and selected household backup circuits.
Connector: NEMA L14-30R
240V / 30A: 7,200W theoretical receptacle rating
Actual Output: Limited by the selected fuel, circuit and generator ratings.
30A · 120V · L5-30R
Dedicated 120V 30A locking outlet for compatible equipment and RV connections using the included adapter.
Maximum: 3,600W at 120V by the 30A receptacle rating
Important: Circuit and generator output limits apply.
Dual 120V · 20A Outlets
Two 120V household-style receptacles for compatible appliances, chargers, electronics and tools.
20A Rating: 2,400W theoretical per 20A circuit at 120V
Important: Shared circuit and breaker limits apply.
30A RV Adapter
The included L5-30P to TT-30R adapter connects compatible 30A RV cords to the generator's L5-30R outlet.
RV Voltage: 120V only
Important: Does not create 240V power or increase generator capacity.
SMART CONNECTIONS & CONTROL
Parallel Connection
A dedicated parallel connection interface supports compatible ERAYAK generator expansion configurations using approved parallel equipment.
Requirement: Compatible generator models and approved parallel system
Note: Parallel output depends on the verified setup.
One-Touch Start / Stop
Start and stop the generator with the integrated electric start/stop control after completing the correct fuel and battery setup.
Stop: Use the control after disconnecting loads
Other Options: Remote and recoil start
Multi-Function Digital Display
Built-in digital monitoring provides operating information directly on the control panel for convenient generator status checks.
Purpose: Operating information and status monitoring
CO Shutoff & Sensor Monitoring
Integrated carbon monoxide protection can trigger a protective shutdown during excessive CO conditions or a CO sensor malfunction.
Yellow CO Indicator: Sensor fault warning
Important: Always operate outdoors.
12V DC · 8.3A Output
Dedicated 12V DC output for compatible manufacturer-approved low-voltage applications.
Protection: DC circuit protector
USB & Circuit Protection
USB charging, ground terminal, overload protection and panel status indicators provide additional operating convenience.
Protection: AC and DC circuit protection
Grounding: Dedicated ground terminal
Three Fuels. Three Power Levels.
Gasoline, propane and natural gas provide different continuous and temporary peak power ratings. Select the appropriate fuel and plan connected loads around actual output capacity.
Gasoline Running Power
Up to 5,000W continuous rated output and 6,800W temporary peak power. Gasoline delivers the generator's highest published output rating.
Propane Running Power
Up to 4,500W continuous rated output and 6,100W temporary peak power. Propane offers convenient stored-fuel flexibility for compatible power needs.
Natural Gas Running Power
Up to 4,000W continuous rated output and 5,400W temporary peak power. A compatible natural gas supply adds another option for extended backup planning.
When propane and gasoline are both properly connected and available, the 6800PT can automatically switch to gasoline if propane supply pressure becomes insufficient. This function applies to the propane-to-gasoline transition under the manufacturer's specified conditions. Natural gas is a separate selectable fuel option. Automatic switching between all three fuels is not claimed. Follow the owner's manual for fuel connections and switching procedures.
The included natural gas hose allows connection to a compatible natural gas supply. This can reduce reliance on stored gasoline and propane during extended outage planning when utility gas remains available. Supply pressure, gas flow, piping capacity and connection requirements must meet the generator's specifications. Natural gas availability does not guarantee uninterrupted operation.
Full-Power Design: The 6800PT is designed for flexible 120V and 240V power distribution rather than a fixed half-power 120V configuration. Maximum continuous output: 5,000W gasoline, 4,500W propane and 4,000W natural gas. These values represent total generator capacity, not the rating of a single AC receptacle. The 120V 30A L5-30R connection is limited to 3,600W by its current rating. The 240V 30A L14-30R has a theoretical 7,200W receptacle rating, but actual output is limited by the generator and selected fuel. Balance 120V loads appropriately when using 120/240V configurations. Always observe individual breaker and circuit limits.
Three Fuels.
More Possibilities.
From RV camping and outdoor work to selected home backup circuits, the ERAYAK 6800PT delivers flexible tri-fuel inverter power for a wide range of applications.
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
Plan Your Power.
Explore 10 common appliances, ranked by estimated starting or maximum input watts. Always check actual running and starting requirements before connecting equipment.
Power Planning Note: Wattages shown are illustrative estimates rather than guaranteed appliance specifications. Motor starting surge can vary significantly between appliances of the same horsepower or BTU rating. Electric heating appliances generally have little additional startup surge; their maximum figures represent electrical input. 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 equipment with starting demand near these peak ratings may not start reliably. Certain air conditioners may require a compatible soft-start device. Check equipment nameplates, outlet ratings, voltage mode, circuit breakers, electrical-leg balance and total connected load. Do not assume all listed appliances can run simultaneously.
Flexible Fuel. Reliable Control.
Convenient starting, intelligent propane-to-gasoline switching and practical fuel connections make the 6800PT adaptable to different operating situations.
3 Starting Methods
Start using the remote controller, integrated one-touch electric start or manual recoil starter. Follow the fuel preparation procedure before starting.
Gasoline Runtime
With the 2.9 gal gasoline tank, approximate runtime is 10–12 hours at 25% load and 7–8 hours at 50% load. Runtime varies with actual operating conditions.
Automatic Fuel Switching
If propane pressure becomes insufficient, the system can automatically switch from propane to gasoline when both fuel sources are available and properly connected.
Propane Fuel Setup
Includes a propane hose with regulator. Connect to a compatible LPG cylinder using the specified equipment and check for leaks.
Natural Gas Connection
Includes a natural gas hose. Have the gas pressure, flow and connection verified for compatibility by a qualified professional.
ECO Speed Control
ECO mode adjusts engine speed according to electrical load to help reduce fuel use and operating noise. Turn ECO off when needed for high-startup loads.
CO Safety Monitoring
Red CO indicator: Excessive carbon monoxide can trigger shutdown. Yellow CO indicator: A sensor fault can cause protective shutdown or prevent starting.
Digital Display
An integrated multi-function digital meter and operating indicators help users monitor generator status during operation.
First-Time Battery Setup
Before the first electric or remote start, connect the starting battery wiring according to the owner's manual. Follow recommended battery maintenance procedures during storage.
Additional Specifications: Engine displacement: 223cc. Engine oil capacity: approximately 0.65L. DC output: 12V / 8.3A. Dimensions: approximately 23.8 × 16.7 × 21.5 in. Product weight: 90.4 lb. Published noise level: 68 dB under the manufacturer's stated conditions. Gasoline runtime: approximately 10–12 hours at 25% load and 7–8 hours at 50% load. Actual output, runtime and fuel consumption vary with fuel type, load, temperature, altitude and maintenance.
Connect Your Power the Right Way.
Use the included 30A RV adapter for compatible 120V RV connections. For selected household backup circuits, use approved transfer equipment with the L14-30R outlet. Natural gas operation requires a compatible gas supply and proper setup.
Choose Your Fuel
Prepare gasoline, propane or natural gas according to the owner's manual. Check the appropriate power rating for the selected fuel. For automatic propane-to-gasoline switching, both fuels must be prepared and available.
Connect Your RV Adapter
With the generator stopped and RV loads disconnected, insert the included L5-30P to TT-30R adapter into the generator's 120V L5-30R outlet. Connect a compatible 30A RV power cord.
Start & Manage Power
Start using the remote, one-touch electric or recoil starting procedure. Allow output to stabilize, then add loads gradually. Monitor fuel-specific power ratings and circuit limitations.
120V/240V Home Backup Connection
The NEMA L14-30R outlet supports compatible selected household circuits through appropriately rated power inlet and approved transfer equipment. Have a qualified electrician verify voltage requirements, neutral and grounding configuration, circuit ratings and electrical-leg balance. Never backfeed a household receptacle or directly connect the generator to the utility grid.
Natural Gas Home Backup Planning
The 6800PT provides up to 4,000W running power on natural gas. A compatible natural gas supply offers another backup fuel choice, potentially reducing dependence on stored gasoline or propane. Supply pressure, flow, piping capacity and connection equipment must meet manufacturer requirements. Installation and gas connection work should be handled by qualified professionals according to applicable codes. Natural gas service does not guarantee uninterrupted power during every outage.
RV Compatibility: The included L5-30P to TT-30R adapter is intended for compatible 120V 30A RV electrical systems. It does not provide full 50A RV service, increase the generator's available output or create 240V power through the L5-30R outlet. Check RV power cord ratings, surge protector requirements, neutral-ground compatibility, air conditioner starting demand and connected loads.
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 other enclosed or partially enclosed space. Use working carbon monoxide alarms. The built-in CO shutdown system does not make indoor operation safe. Keep electrical connections dry. Never operate in rain, standing water or flooded conditions. Connect propane and natural gas using manufacturer-approved hoses and regulators. Verify gas pressure and flow requirements and check all connections for leaks according to approved procedures. Never refuel a hot or running engine. Use properly rated cords, adapters and transfer equipment. Do not connect generators together without compatible approved parallel equipment. Never backfeed household wiring. Follow the owner's manual for fuel switching, battery connections, ECO operation, electrical protection and maintenance. Always follow applicable electrical and gas safety requirements.