will the generator run two 220 volts ac units
326957
NO. This generator isn't just junk it is dangerous junk, don't buy it, don't use it.
326958
It has two (2) 120v outlets and a 120vDC outlet. I don't think you can run 220v with it.
326959
no way, its the cheapest , i ran gens in the woods for years, this one lasted less than \1 week.for that much power, you need something really really big, more than 2 times that size.
326960
no ! this thing is a grenade. Came damaged from Amazon, which to their credit they fixed. Ran it for about 4 days before the engine exploded. Stay away . Far far away.
326961
Not sure, but if I was you I wouldn't waste my money. It stopped working after about two hours of use.
1032624
The unit comes with a standard two pin power brick that is multi voltage it accepts 110 and 220 regards
1056652
No, J.R., really, nothing "technical" about it. It's a four prong L1430 plug that connects toyour xp4400E L1430 4 prong plug that splits into two (2) count-em-TWO 120v plugs that allow you to use both "sides" of your generator. Each 120v plug can be used for up to 1750 watts. Check the reviews, especially from RJ and Ernie the Wireman.... The "other" plug you asked about is a 3-prong-plug.... It won't work..... Be sure you flip the 120/240v switch to 240.... YES, 240... The Y adapter splits that into two 120v plugs.....
393648
My initial reaction is no. This kit comes with a 110 volt inverter(can be set to 115 or 120) and would need and external step up transformer to run 220 volt motors. From my experience this inverter would not run a clothes dryer or a 10,000 BTU window air conditioner. It does run my energy efficient refrigerator 24/7 and has been doing that for 1 1/2 years now. I have the 3000 watt Cotek inverter to run all my large motor driven appliances.
1084192
You will need a double breaker with a minimum of 25 amp on each side. I have a double 30 on 1 panel and a double 40 on the other (I have 2 hookups) The Generator has its own breaker as well if over drawn.
1646593
No, the input voltage is 12v 2a so you have to change the 220/110 to 12v(2a) transformer to make it work in both currents.
1670991
It will run off a generator however the generator has to be big enough to maintain the power of a 15 amp 120V ac circuit.
884645
That is difficult to say without knowing what appliances you are running etc. A generator such as this is capable of running a medium sized house all by itself. On mine I did not set it up to run the air conditioning. It is my backup generator. It also doesn't power my spa or woodworking shop. It is hooked up to run my heating ( we are on propane though so not a large draw) refrigerators, freezer, some lights, the pump house for water, a tv, and a few other things. We live in Colorado at about 6500 ft elevation so air conditioning isn't a big deal to us. If you know the wattage of your appliances you can add them up to see what is left over. Then if you know the horsepower of your air conditioner system you can multiply that by 750 to get the watts used by that. For instance a 2 hp compressor would be 1500 watts plus a one hp fan for another 750 watts would make a small central air unit pull about 2250 watts. Bear in mind starting current would be about three times that amount or about 6750 watts almost half of the generator's output. Bear in mind that ovens, stoves etc can draw a lot but you don't have to put them all on at the same time. This frees up power for air conditioning. I hope this gave you some insight.
381851
This unit must run on a dedicated 220 line; the line is made for that and will not fit in a regular outlet. We are very pleased with this unit.
1649082
If I recall correctly, this unit uses two double-pole breakers (onefor utility power and one for the generator, so, assuming you are using this to feed a 220V split phase system, the neutrals are not switched, and that should be OK. If you are feeding 120V single phase (rare, unless you have very old wiring or are planning to feed only 1/2 of the circuits in your house, in which case you should consult a licensed electrician), you could switch the neutrals.
851001
iit all depends what size generator you are using. if its 7500 no . it woun't work need 30 amp 2pole breaker
1458195
Don't think so. But it uses a transformer. Perhaps you could replace the transformer so it will accept 220.
621685
No. The unit comes with an AC/DC converter which runs either on 110 or 220 V. I am using it on 110 V.
903143
Not that I am aware of. Mine is designed to run on 110/120 Volts. I bought it for use in USA. Mine has a 20amp plug,which is not common in the US for a residential house. I usually use mine while connected to a generator.
1046803
Yes. It has a standard US mains plug for 120VAC, with two (polarized) tines.
1069167
I am really sorry but am unable to answer your question. We have not connected this generator as yet and not too familiar. Really sorry
262108
No. They may make a dual voltage but the unit I bought from Amazon is 110 to 125 Volts AC with an ALCI safety circuit breaker. This is a very nice, high quality dryer.