would this generator power a tv, refrigerator and 3 electric space heaters for an extended time ?
1558500
I doubt it as most electric space heaters draw too much wattage. Add up the wattage of each device and allow for the voltage drop caused by any long runs of extension cords. This generator can handle 3,500 watts on a continual basis. Most likely you could operate your television, the refrigerator and possibly one space heater. Check the wattages to be sure. Good luck.
1558501
No it will not. It will power a tv dvd player and one space heater and frig.
1558502
Probably 3 space heaters would be too much load for this generator. It depends on how many watts each heater requires. The small heater I have is 1500 watts, so three of them would be 4500 watts, too much for this machine. You would need to consider a more powerful generator.
1298440
Hi,Yes this unit has the capability to power the items you've mentioned, but it will simply be a matter of how long and that will depend on the rate of energy being used by the device being powered, a small electric heater has a rather high rate of energy use. Keep in mind the unit is rechargeable, it's a battery based power source, it's extremely portable and quiet. Hope this helps.All the best, Electrovicity
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
279780
This is an awesome little generator but its a small generator. I wouldn't overload it with two appliances that draw a lot of amps like a microwave and say a space heater. It will overload it. You could run a space heater for a while, some lamps, and maybe another device is. Radio or TV. It may be able to run a small fridge like the mini ones if you're trying yo refrigerate food in an emergency.
2047093
yes... during an outage this generator powered a microwave,refrigerator,lights and coffee pot. plus other things.
187079
It is powerful enough to run a small rv refrigerator, I haven't actually pushed it to any limit. I currently have 1-50" Samsung LED TV, 1-32" Samsung TV, a Canon combo printer, a Playstatin 3 and a laptop running on it currently in a mobile office. And barely touching it's potential.
1201768
Depending on how much your dryer pulls (wattage). Plenty for the washing machine probably not the dryer. We can run lights, fan to fire place, TV, and refrigerator. Really like the idea with the propane.
1931400
No, because if any of the items have a heating element they will spike over their normal operating wattage when the thermostat switches on & off suggest you get a 5000 watt or grater transformer if you want to use all appliances together.
1614274
Yes this inverter would work for that. It's a good inverter, husband is a truck driver and uses his off the truck battery to run his fridge, microwave, etc.
1629673
this generator can hook for all machines in all apartment laik tv and fan computer light
1112121
If you have a standard household fridge (600 watts) and a standard household deepfreeze (500 - 800 watts) then this generator is more than enough.
1361942
It depends on how much power your small house needs. Can power lights, a refrigerator, a microwave, a well pump, TV and a furnace but maybe not all at once. Will not power an electric range, or AC unless very small AC. Add up the wattages of the devices you want to power and if it is less than 3000 watts, the generator should be able to take it. Days to week depends on how much gas you have. It will take a few gallons of gas a day depending on how much load and how long you use it. If you use extension cords, the unit' circuit breakers will trip if you overload it.
1496846
I have used it for electronics like a TV where its not in constant service. If using with a motorized appliance like a refrigerator I would suggest getting one with 1/3 wattage above demand use. Like a refrigerator that is listed at 1000 Watts use hook it up to a 1500 Watts converter.
1806986
Yes, This TF151W will supply power for your furnace, refrigerator ,etc. up to 1200 watts in the event of a power outage. with your generator.
1846072
I am not sure how much power this can handle. It does work with my 55,000 BTU heater which draws (as far as I know) 10 amps (to run the pump/fan). I suspect it would work, as long as you don't have to do anything to the heater to get it to turn on after you plug it in. If you have to turn on a switch/push a button/etc. after plugging in the heater, this won't work since it's just like you unplugged your heater after the desired temperature was reached, and plugged it back in when it gets too cold.
351652
Depends. The space heater will be the biggest draw. Best thing you can do is get a Kill-O-Watt meter (about $20) and measure each device's peak wattage draw. Add them up and see if they are over 2000 watts.
2025777
Yah I don't see why it wouldn't work. As long as the generator is providing enough energy for everything attached