Im sorry, I meant , Generator Use: 1200W CD , "constant draw" for a pitching machine. will this unit be able to handle that???
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The es2200 model is 1800w continues. So it should have no problem running your pitching machine. It will go through some gas, my guess is probly 5 hours on a tank.
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its a 600w alternated generator... it will never reach 600wats... probably closer to 450w... though you are right there isnt any data supporting this... just do some research about ac to dc conversion...
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The size of the generator is not figured on the square feet of the structure, but rather on the amperage load of the equipment at the structure. ie... heat pump, ref., freezer, ceiling fans,....ect. If you have more questions my husband can answer them for you. Also our house is over 3200 square feet. It will run ours.
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9375 SURGE watts. Maximum running load is 7500 watts. This unit will handle it with ease. See my response to your other question.
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Yes. You need to make sure that you are putting a proper load on the generator. 7000 watts min sustained load is 3500. Choose circuits wisely before installation.
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it might if it would actually start for you and run. Mine has been sitting in the field now for months after getting totally fed up with it.to answer your question about generator capacity in general, you need to simply add up the power usage labels on your equipment, and then compare it to the rated output of the generator. No one can answer your question above because there are many sizes of AC's, fridges, lights, etc. Only you can answer that question
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Will only run a low draw item such as a computer. Even a small drill struggled to start up. It is not anywhere near the stated 1300W capacity. I would have sent back if I had not exceeded the 30 day limit on returns.
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I am not really sure how this will work but leaning towards on the safe side, I would say NO. This heater is drawing a lot of power and I think the generator as the source will not work for this application.If I were you, I will contact the generator manufacturer and explain how you plan of using the unit. I hope this helps.
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That will only do 5000 watts sorry. Swith not large enough for your generator
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Hi Francy, I too live in Colorado and bought this unit for our solar backup generator. Like you I wanted to put the unit inside our garage and plumb the exhaust outside. Because of the way the unit is designed with an integrated housing and exhaust system built under the motor there is no way this could be done. That being said, I really like the unit and it works well. (We ended up with it outside) The reserve oil system with the extra capacity sure beats our old Onan. The Generac is also much more quite than our previous generator. Unless they have changed them the manuals are really poor, stating the obvious and omitting what you really need to know, but this can be overcome for the most part with help from their tech support with enough calls!
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It all depends on amperage you are drawing and the length of the wire. It should work fine if your generator is less than say 6500 watts
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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.
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It is doubtful that an 8kw unit would suffice for a whole house application. Then again, I don't know your load requirements. With respect to Generac: they are suitable for stand-by use, but I would NOT trust them for use as the primary electricity source. They are just not rugged enough or designed for "continuous" use. Additionally, Generac has horrible customer service - after the sale, don't expect much help. It literally took more than three months for them to provide a replacement control panel for mine, and only after repeatedly emailing the company CEO.
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If the 15 amp device is something big to start, It will not.I cant use my 15 amp compressor (Ridgid) using this 3500 W Champion Generator.
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The box can handle it but can your generator? A stove can pull over 4000 watts... I'd skip the stove wire in a microwave and live off that.
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I haven't read anything saying it will and have not tried but I'm sure you could make it work somehow. Great little generator. No issues at all.
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Might be OK, but realize that the product rating is a lot lower than 7000W (~1800 Watts). Also, not sure what the amp output on your generator is, but realize that this is only rated for 15 amps (which is a typical forced air furnace circuit in my neighborhood) so it is expecting a simple extension cord input. (I believe that there may be other models that are rated for higher Amp/Watt). Note: one thing to watch out for is whether your generator produces "clean" power - from what I have read, the electronic circuit boards in some furnaces struggle with generators that produce a power range and fluctuating signal that is OK for power tools, but not so good for electronics. Might be OK, but realize that the product rating is a lot lower than 7000W (~1800 Watts). Also, not sure what the amp output on your generator is, but realize that this is only rated for 15 amps (which is a typical forced air furnace circuit in my neighborhood) so it is expecting a simple extension cord input. (I believe that there may be other models that are rated for higher Amp/Watt). Note: one thing to watch out for is whether your generator produces "clean" power - from what I have read, the electronic circuit boards in some furnaces struggle with generators that produce a... » Read More Might be OK, but realize that the product rating is a lot lower than 7000W (~1800 Watts). Also, not sure what the amp output on your generator is, but realize that this is only rated for 15 amps (which is a typical forced air furnace circuit in my neighborhood) so it is expecting a simple extension cord input. (I believe that there may be other models that are rated for higher Amp/Watt). Note: one thing to watch out for is whether your generator produces "clean" power - from what I have read, the electronic circuit boards in some furnaces struggle with generators that produce a power range and fluctuating signal that is OK for power tools, but not so good for electronics. « Show Less