how many watts is this generator
1476111
After the Derecho, I got two of these based on recommendations of the Amateur Radio community in WV and OH. Very clean power. And sips fuel if you manage your loads correctly. From the specs: - AC output:120V 2000W. (2.0 kVA) max. (16.6A), 1600W (1.6kVA) rated (13.3A) Thus, running is a Nominal 13.3 A. (But you would be surprised what you can run at half of that. You can take it and a Companion version and gang them together into a transfer switch. Or run separate extension cords. I got mine from http://www.mayberrys.com/Honda/generators/eu2000.aspx since they are out on Amazon. Recommended is a Kill-a-Watt meter which measures the actual loads on appliances. Surprising how efficient new items are. P3 International P4400 Kill A Watt Electricity available from Amazon. I have TVs, Computers and Networks on Battery backups. These only draw 2.x amps -- really. The Refrigerator in the house hits 2.8A if the compressor kicks on. Coffee pots and Microwaves are as rated. I looked at several carts and the Honda one is better for my back. Your mileage may vary. If using with an RV or portable setup, you might want to get the theft proof bracket in Honda accessories on Amazon. That and a good Master Lock and 6 ft of good chain at least slows people down. This is not the right place for this but I hope it has been useful. I love mine (all two of them) and test them monthly. That is the key also -- test with Sta-Bil-ed fuel and cycle it all every 6 months or so.
1476112
The very sturdy Handi Cart holds a Honda portable generator sized 2000 watts. While the generator weighs "only" 40 pounds or so, the cart makes it easily transportable. A strap that comes with the cart secures the generator to the cart frame.
1476113
To the best of my knowledge, mine has a 120v/15w capacity at the receptacle. Not sure this is the question you asked though.
1775768
I have the same generator, I just bought a few months back. I cant answer your question fully because I don't understand what exactly you are asking, if you can clearify I might be able to help. Im pretty sure EPA is estimated power..something. but if you haven't boughten the generator, please know, I went through amazon, it arrived broken, and it was such a hastle because this company that sells it is a third party. they would not fix the broken item unless I sent it back, and paid for shipping which cost more then what I paid for the item. It is an ok generator, but it tends to shut off a lot, and it pretty loud and heavy. I bought another one after this one that we love. its the same wattage but lighter and quieter, plus it runs much smoother.
2155722
The 3100w generator will produce 2800w of continuous power. You will have to make sure the jack hammers start wattage isn't above 3100w
1123873
Sorry I don't know.I have used it a couple times but do not know how much power it used.
1414771
Sorry, I don't recall, but it is low wattage. I have 2 both in outside cat houses and doing the job intended.
1755396
Sorry can't help you. I researched this generator for possible use for emergency backup power for my house. I found little info on the web or no assistance from the company (which was hard to locate) on particulars for this item. As a result I didn't purchase. It didn't look like a quality piece of equipment. Good luck with your unit.
510153
The wattage of this machine is 400. You should have a generator that powers at least that wattage, preferably a little bigger. Then it just depends on whether or not you are running other things on that generator at the same time.
234037
That is a much more difficult question to answer and depends on how much power is being pulled from the generator. The generator is rated for a capacity 50Ah (600Wh); if one did the math dividing those numbers by the 8 hr solar charge time, then charging would supply 6.25Ah (75Wh) per hour. So, is the use during those 8 hours more than 6.25 Amps or 75 Watts per hour? Chances are there are times when use would exceed incoming charge and times when it would not.
1554727
Any generator that is at least 1000 watts will operate this unit. We suggest getting on a little bigger incase you want to run something else.
221112
About 735 Watts (6.2 Amps)(Most heaters are rated for 750watts on Low, I got the above figure by borrowing my boss's Kill-A-Watt meter)
12346
I'm not positive on the watts, but I know that when our power went out I could run the hair dryer on the generator, but I couldn't run the flat iron...it needed too much power, so it consumes a lot of energy, but it does heat up hotter than most, it goes up to 455 degrees.....hope this helps...
1434218
It uses 13 watts. I found the specs on the Peet web site after my initial answer.
482112
It has a 450 Watt rating. Got this info from the machine label and from the manual.
1788387
You need to see how many amps the a/c is using then multiply that by 120 to see the watts required to run the a/c. I would not recommend this if the watts are within the range of 1500 or higher. Im guessing it is, which means the generator will be running at full power and will shorten the life of the generator. I would recommend a generator that produces minimum of 2800 watts
573893
i dont have the specifications any longer however i think the wattage is 60 at it's top speed setting...if i remember correctly
759472
That's 240 watts. I've pushed it close to it's 400W claim without any issues.
1580351
120 Watts.Its NOT on the box, in the mamual, NOT on their web site, BUT I got the info from a Google search. BTW KitchenAid sells it for $99.