I have a harmon pellet stove Mo.# XXV start amps 4.2 run amps 2.8 will this unit be adequit to run unit till I shut it down
1649422
I wouldn't try it, according to Ohm's law (assuming standard US 120 household voltage 120v*4.2Amps=Watts) your starting wattage is 504 which exceeds the maximum recommended wattage on this device. You should look for one with a higher rating.
626937
I have been using this fan every day over the past Winter to better circulate the heat from my pellet stove. I did not know about this instruction and have not been unplugging it between uses. That said, I haven't noticed any issues. I suspect it's a recommendation based on the good practice of unplugging any electronic device between extended periods of non-use to avoid the unnecessary energy drain (however small) and vulnerability to power surge damage of any electronic item. BTW it's a great fan. Very happy.
731185
WH is running 120v? (guessing that it's a dual power unit, propane and 120v) I believe that the timer is rated for 16A (amps) @ 120v. If this is correct then you just have to make sure that the energy draw from the HW is under 16A. Make sure you have proper fuses and use proper gauge of wire. If your WH has higher amperage draw then you can always feed the main power through a relay and use the timer to trigger the relay.
1502846
Specs on this say it draws 8 amps- you should be fine. This takes 10 minutes or more to heat a pot of water. Just plan ahead- I am now using a gas grill on my boat for heating water, but this will get the job done.
439407
It should have no problem if it draws less than 20 amps. I use my generator at times to run a similar unit and have power to spare on my camper. I think mine has a start up of 14 amps and settles in around 12 amps.
324209
I week ago I would have recommended this unit. The other day the electrical generator quit. I have now had the engine quit and the generator quit on this thing. Getting rid of it and its only 2 years old.
953948
Check the stove electrical information plate. It should use no more than 1000W otherwise this unit will not work.
986960
It would depend on the appliance you were running off the cylinder. Most appliances have their own integral regulator.
1336089
My unit seems to run fine at colder temps It will shut off itself if it does not need to run.. But I don't run it when it gets below 50 degrees outside ,because I have no need to run it then.
1466660
Nope, I run mine with the engine off (F-250 6.0l diesel). Just remember tho it's about a 4 amp draw so keep a periodic eye on the juice left in the battery.
893500
yes, mine is used in a pellet stove. If you need a replacement motor buy the Fasco D132 (115v).
33727
The Unit will neither shutoff or start on its own. It's basically just a burner and a blower. To start it you plug it in to start the blower, turn on your propane tank then press the ignition/gas buttons. To turn it off you just close your propane tank valve, let the blower run for a minute so the unit can cool, then unplug it to stop the blower. Even if you rigged a thermostat to cut off the power you'd still have to manually hit the igniter to restart the burner.
1555157
I have mine running off a 50 amp breaker to cover absolute max inpot reguired. You can get away with a smaller breaker if you are using at a lower output.
692536
If your motor is 1 rpm it should work fine, you can change the rotation of the motor if it turns the wrong way. not familiar with a model 734 is that the stove model or the auger motor? You can also disconnect the auger motor use a old extention cord with two 1/4 spade terminals and hook it up plug it into 110 and see if it turns. If it doesn't it s probably not the auger motor. Check so see if pellets are jammed in auger.
1296197
I don't know the answer to that question. I would encourage you to look at the specs on the pot that came with your unit.
2049999
You can probably use the same outlet and use the low wattage burner without trouble. The high wattage burner should not be used with any other piece of equipment on it. As a precaution, I have the double burner in a circuit breaker and turn everything off or reconnect other items if I want to use the high wattage burner. I don't plug it directly into an wall outlet just to be sure I don't blow the circuit breaker. Be cautious if you have older wiring or don't know exactly how things are set up.
1226865
you should be fine, this is rated for 2000watts and your cooker is less at 1600watts. You have 400 spare Watts.