Can you connect two EF1000iS generators together to get 2000 Watts?
2030239
You cannot, to the best of my knowledge. There is 1 cable on Amazon that says it fits the EF1000iS in the title, but according to Yamaha it does not.
2030240
You sure can. Honda offers several kits and cables as optional accessories. They must be hooked in parallel and these kits have directions if you are not knowledgeable to do it yourself.
70649
the 2000 watt should good enough for them, my passives are about the same, and it sounds good
1971205
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.
1120337
1000 watts will run fine from a single outlet!What they are saying that you cannot pull more than 1000 watts total from both outlets. If one outlet draws 750 watts, you have 250 watts left for the second outlet!
1844670
Only if both appliances are running on the same voltage (2 220v or 2 110v) and if their total combined power consumption is less than rated 2000w.
1220633
You could have them both connected to the same battery. Each has its own controller.I do not know if you can wire them for any configuration other than 12v....
734551
You will need to check the max output wattage of each appliance. I run a toaster oven 1150w and a rice cooker 300w at the same time no problem. I would not push it too close to 2000w total however. Also, you may want to upgrade the diameter of the power cables especially since they only give you 3' of #3 wire and you have to connect directly to your battery. I used 8' of 1/0 cable- way overkill but better safe than sorry.
2133554
You supply the input fusing. It's rated at 3000W peak which would require 250A. 250 slow blow to 300A would be appropriate.
1722743
You can hook 4x100w in series or 2 sets of 2x100w in series/parallel with this controller. Adjust your fusing and wiring accordingly. I intend to add the extra 2x100w in parallel with the existing 2x100w set I have. I should mention that my system is setup to run as 24v (panels, batteries, controller and inverter (240vac out)).
2227963
I think so but I never tried. I have only one sb910. It says you can power 2 units.
59842
I am pretty sure that internally, they are all connected to the same point, so it doesn't matter where the power goes, so long as your cumulative draw does not exceed the capacity of the inverter.
826450
Absolutely. Running 2000/2400 watts to 2 Alphine 12s at 1ohm for months, no issues!
1819984
if you just hook up 2 you can hook them up with out a relay. Be sure to use a fuse in the circuit.
974746
Hello Barbara, sorry for the slow answer. You can connect these panels in parallel to double the output but you probably will not see a full 120 watts. Keep in mind that there are many things that determine output of these panels such as the angle of the sun and the ambient air temperature at the time of use. Also, you will need to wire the panels through a good quality regulator/charger and with good quality deep cycle batteries to have consistent power output as the output voltage and current of the panels constantly change as the sun moves across the sky and as clouds move over and around the sky. Hello Barbara, sorry for the slow answer. You can connect these panels in parallel to double the output but you probably will not see a full 120 watts. Keep in mind that there are many things that determine output of these panels such as the angle of the sun and the ambient air temperature at the time of use. Also, you will need to wire the panels through a good quality regulator/charger and with good quality deep cycle batteries to have consistent power output as the output voltage and current of the panels constantly change as the sun moves across the sky and as clouds move over and... » Read More Hello Barbara, sorry for the slow answer. You can connect these panels in parallel to double the output but you probably will not see a full 120 watts. Keep in mind that there are many things that determine output of these panels such as the angle of the sun and the ambient air temperature at the time of use. Also, you will need to wire the panels through a good quality regulator/charger and with good quality deep cycle batteries to have consistent power output as the output voltage and current of the panels constantly change as the sun moves across the sky and as clouds move over and around the sky. « Show Less
1844674
Well, with 2000 watts it wouldn't be a problem. However you only have one europian outlet
1145995
According to Steve D. at the manufacturer, IPI, yes it will work with just one generator. I had the same question.
1842768
My panel is 50W, and this controller could handle more. It would make sense to me to wire them in parallel to keep the voltage around 12-14V and double the wattage.