Honda EU2000i Propane, Natural Gas & Gasoline Generator Tri-Fuel Kit

Description Things to know… Though this kit is similar, it is made specifically for the 2000 watt Honda. If you have a Honda 2200, purchase the specific 2200 kit. (also fits Eu2000i Companion Model, EB2000i & EU20i) Same kit we engineered and use. Easy to follow instructions with pictures 1 hour or less average install time. Piece of mind knowing you will have power when you need it most. Spend time enjoying your camping trip rather than cleaning your carburetor. If you can use a drill and screwdriver this will be an easy install. Detailed pictures and instruction will have you up and running in no time. We provide you with EVERYTHING needed to convert your gen without the need of supplement hose kits or trips to the hardware store. Endless shelf-life with clean propane or natural gas fuel No clogged carburetors! Use your RV’s quick connect with available RV hose Looks OEM and includes easy to install kit (45 minute) Reliable power when you need it most!   What’s in this kit? Pre-fully-tested propane demand regulator module (no adjustment necessary), Carb adapter fuel nozzle insert, pre-cut internal propane hose, internal grounding strap, replacement carb bolts, gasoline feed & drain caps, labels, quick-disconnect propane tank hose w/dust covers and instructions. Can I install this myself? There is certainly some assembly required – but you should be able to install this in as little as one to two hours if you have good mechanical skills. What sets us apart? All GenConneXTM products are made exclusively with stainless steel and coated aluminum components, use all stainless steel self-locking fasteners for vibration resistance, and all pressurized-side gas line components are brass to resist corrosion and fatigue. We also only use existing mounting features so no cutting or drilling is required and everything is pre-set at the factory so no adjustments are necessary. Install, plug in and run!   **Note** Tools, generator or propane tank not included. Though emissions are cleaner when using propane, per regulatory definition using this cleaner operating system is not EPA or CARB certified. Follow all regulatory guidelines in your jurisdiction.