Will it provide enough power to supply my whole house 2100 sq. foot a/c,washer,dryer,dishwasher, etc. ?
180352
I would probably say yes, but the real question do you need to power them all at once. Mine runs a 5 ton AC, a well pump, a septic lift station, and the washer and dryer and I have run two burners on the stove without problem. Depending on which transfer switch you get you can your system set to have priorities on the load and it can temporarily drop load from less priority circuits. Wiring the panel is not a job for everyone. Why not call a Kohler dealer and have them look at your system and spec out a solution.
180353
not all at once, pleae remember this is a standy by generator that WILL NOT run the whole house all at once. if you wish to run everything all at once, you need to get a generator output amps the same size as your house main.
745398
Yes, this will power that and more, actually this psu is way more than needed to power those components you have, for this kind of these little details you need to know, you can use a PSU calculator, google "thermaltake psu calculator" and you will find a very useful tool and will tell you an approximate wattage needed for the components you add to the calculations in the tool.
1510650
Yes it will power, it's a great unit , also look at the inputs on unit, should be able to connect to virtually anything
664380
I would think so...I use mine for my RV, tv and an air conditioner, check the amps on all you plan on running. http://www.supercircuits.com/resources/tools/volts-watts-amps-converter
1533982
yes, just make sure your power supply can handle it. at least 450 or 500 watts
1996709
NO it will only run a 1200w Hair dryer on low. Does not work as advertised.
523460
The answer to that of course depends on the other loads on the system and would be different for each location and user. Mine is a 200 amp service. I also have an electric heat pump/ac. I would consider our family a moderate to heavy power user. (lots of devices and appliances operating at the same time) I have not had any issues with power.
2208024
If your system has one outlet duct supplying the entire house then it will likely work. I have four separate zones and use it only on a large MBR where it seems effective. I suspect their literature will give you the max. sq. ft. one unit can handle
2030145
Yes, as part of a mid size solar/wind system. If you want to use appliances that generate heat, you need more wattage.
638683
I don't think so. We installed it to supply 2 half baths and a kitchen. It works great for that.
876656
Very likely (&gt;90%) yes. The extra converter power of 2000W compared to the 1440W should be sufficient. Yet, there is a small uncertainly, as the starting power of appliances like vacuum cleaners is sometimes significantly more.
1386922
No.... not simply. The existing power wires to your heater is not enough. You will need to upgrade the power to 2-each 40 amp circuits. If you only have 2 people in your household you should have enough capacity with the 18kw model. It all depends how many hot water faucets are turned on at the same time. With this unit I would estimate 2. Also make sure to figure in the dish and clothes washer.
1156892
Oh I think it could definitely handle that. I can't say for hundred percent because I don't have that card. But this power box is a beast and with my maxed having machine it has no problems and I've never ran into a problem with it. So I would say most likely it would deal with the power load fine
379978
I am not positive what the voltage requirements of a washing machine are exactly, but it is VERY unlikely that this panels would be able to support that load.
490652
I know it will run a 220v water pump, air conditioner & stoves I'm not sure of.It puts outs quite a bit of power, I've ran my whole house off of it including lights, tv,frig, freezer, all the chargers for everthing, super east start.I would recommend it.
1696868
Yes it will but You need to check the power rating as well. My device needed at least 600W so I bought this transformer of 700W. washer and dryer might need higher watt I am guessing
159397
Depending on the fan.. The power output of this inverter is 400 Watt continuous and 1000 Watt Peak output. Most household fans are ~25 Watts. So it should handle it without a problem.