With this conversion kit installed, your petrol generator will be able to use LPG propane or CNG methane gas without any impact on your generator's original petrol system (you can still use petrol).This kit is only suitable for low pressure gases, such as propane gas for domestic use.The conversion kit includes a zero pressure regulator and a gas carburettor. The zero pressure regulator lowers the propane gas or natural gas from high to low, stabilising the gas pressure before it enters the gas carburettor and then the engine; the zero pressure regulator also shuts off the gas supply when the generator stops working, so it's safe and you don't have to worry about the gas still entering the engine when the generator is disconnected.The power of the generator does not change after the switchover.When using propane or methane gas, the power depends on the mass of the generator and the mass of the gas.Three fuels: petrol, low pressure propane, LPG gas/methane, CNG gas (only one at a time)Weight: approx. 650 g Suitable for:It is primarily designed to replace the Honda Generator 188F, but please check our gas carburettor size to see if it will replace your generator carburettor, if so it will fit; if not, it will not.Easy to fit: simply replace your generator carburettor with our gas carburettor (please double check that your engine carburettor is replaceable before you buy!) .Note: It is your responsibility to ensure that the use of this conversion kit complies with your local legislation.Packaging:1 generator conversion kit, not including the generator!Further instructions not included!You may like:Methane CNG/propane LPG gas conversion kit for 2-5KW petrol generators How to convert KW to Kva?Caution:When starting from propane or methane gas, make sure there is no petrol left in the carburettor, otherwise the generator will not work properly. Note to user: The new system does not contain engine oil, please add 0.9L of engine oil before use.(The instructions below may be a little confusing when translated from Chinese, don't worry, just use propane (or methane) gas as an alternative fuel, when you use propane (or methane) gas it is similar to using petrol, just be aware that when starting with propane (methane) gas, make sure there is no petrol in the carburettor; when using petrol, make sure there is no propane (methane) gas in the carburettor, it's simple!)To start the generator:- To start with propane gas1. turn off the gasoline switch (make sure there is no gasoline in the carburetor)2. Turn on the propane gas switch3. Close the choke switch and pull it 3-4 times with the choke open to the middle and then fully open; when the engine is hot, it will open and start straight away.4. Turn on the power switch5. pull the starter cord 4-5 times (choke valve closed or open to the middle) / (key) generator start6. after starting, open the choke valve switch on the carburettor mixing unit7. Generator starts normallyGenerator shutdown procedure:Turn off the propane gas tank switch first, then the generator switch.- To start from gasoline:1. turn off the propane gas2. Turn on the gasoline3. Turn off the choke