Smart Generator 5500 supports unleaded gasoline, liquefied petroleum gas (LPG), and natural gas.

Anker SOLIX Smart Generator 5500 supports 120V AC output with one NEMA TT-30R socket and one NEMA 5-20R socket. It also supports DC output when used with Anker SOLIX E10.

Anker SOLIX Smart Generator 5500 can be started in multiple ways: - Power Button: Press the button on top of the generator. - Anker App: Start remotely via the Anker app (requires Wi-Fi or Bluetooth connection). - Manual Start Cord: Pull the cord on the side of the generator. This works with all three fuel types if the battery has power, or gasoline only if the battery is dead. - Connected to Anker SOLIX E10: Control the generator automatically or manually through the Anker app station interface to charge the energy storage system.

No. The generator has a three-position fuel selector, and only the fuel corresponding to the selected position can be used.

Yes. Smart Generator 5500 is compatible with certain Anker SOLIX models, with more compatibility coming soon. - It supports DC coupling with Anker SOLIX E10, allowing both devices to operate as part of the same power system, connected via a dedicated cable carrying power and communication signals. - It also supports AC coupling with certain Anker SOLIX power stations such as F3000, with more models planned for future support. The generator connects via an AC power cable and communicates through Bluetooth. Please refer to the corresponding power station manual for compatibility details. - Not compatible with Anker SOLIX X1.

Anker SOLIX Smart Generator 5500 offers multiple operating modes for both AC and DC outputs: AC Output Modes: Turbo: Provides full power output, supporting up to 5,500VA load startup and a maximum continuous output of 3.6kW. Eco: The default mode, suitable for low‑load operation to reduce fuel consumption and noise. DC Output Modes: Turbo: Provides full power output of 4.5kW. Eco: Default mode with 4kW output and a noise level of ≤69 dB at 23 ft (7 m). Quiet: Available only when paired with E10, providing 2kW output and a noise level of ≤66 dB at 23 ft (7 m).

No. The generator must be operated outdoors on a flat, solid surface, away from doors, windows, and ventilation openings. Indoor use may lead to incomplete combustion and carbon monoxide exposure, which poses serious poisoning hazards. Smart Generator 5500 includes a carbon monoxide detection function that automatically shuts down when levels become unsafe; however, this is not a substitute for proper indoor carbon monoxide detectors.

Yes. Smart Generator 5500 features a NEMA 3R protection rating, making it suitable for extended outdoor use.