how many appliances can this unit support, for example, 1 fridge, one entertainment center, one portable air conditioner?
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It can handle a decent amount. To be exact you would have to multiply the Amps and volts of each appliance to get the wattage it requires with use. For the appliances you stated my guess would be that it'd be fine.
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im not an electrician but have enough knowledge to say that this 7,500 watt (big for a home unit) will take care all your needs with the exception of electric ranges or items that use 220. i have 6 circuts which takes care of my heating unit, kitchen(minus electric stove) entertainment, lights, garage opener, and bedroom, bathroom circuts..it handles it with ease.Prior to the 7,500 i had a 5000 generac that ran the circuts, but at times labored, this one" in my opinion" is all i need
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I would definitely recommend adding a sub panel with all of the critical circuits you would need in the event of a power failure. This way you can pick and choose what appliances to run when you need them. Also eliminates the need for multiple extension cords. Generac makes a nice kit to use with that generator
505302
Two frig, entire first floor, garage door opener, entertanement center including 65" TV, heater, part of basement and probably more
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This generator will produce 7500 watts at 120 volts under normal conditions. That's around 34 amps. on 220 volts. Every appliance has a tag on it explaining the power consumsion. The time is now to write down each one to see how much you can plug together in an emergency. Haveing the Gen. connected to an emergency sub panel will eliminate a lot of exentsion cords in foul waether. Remember, water & electricity don't mix. Be safe.
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This unit will put out 62.5 amps on 120 volts circuit. Please note there are (2) 20 amp circuits and one 30 amp circuit so you would have to split the items up over the three different circuits. Each item that you are trying to run will have the usage on the back of it. You will have to do the math to come up with what your usage will be with all the items plugged in.
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Quite possibly none. After carefully reading and following the instructions, mine quite after several ten minute usages. Cost of carb replacement about $300.00 with labor. Buy reliability, not technical, troublesome sophistication. Bad product.
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Don, I really do not know. I have four unite, I have not tried adding additional units on, sorry. Just FYI plug units directly into the wall socket do not plug them into a surge protector or any sort of a power strip which is then plugged into the wall, the feed back will terrible. Sorry I couldn't answer your question. Glenn
84774
I can get 12 regular DVD on one shelf. This bookshelf is great if you only have a small place.
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The outlet unit only takes one outlet. I often have another appliance in the other and there is plenty of space. I have been using for a week and still very happy with the performance.
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I'm not sure about household components, I would think 2-3. I use mine to run tools for construction. You need to look at watts the generator puts out vs. amps of products you want to run. Search for a chart to see on that. I would go larger than smaller if looking to run a house. I would think a 5000 watt or larger to run refrigerator & AC
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so far i have ran, hair curler, coffee maker Dvd player and Tv at the same time so to answer your question i do think you can run an AC unit out of it. so long as its not too big.
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Every receptacle can hold about 8A. And 2 receptacles can hold total 8A. The freezer needs very high current when they startup. You will need to buy 2000watts inverter.
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You might be fine, but I wouldn't just to be cautious. You'd be safe if you use any 3 or your 4 appliances at any given time.
813060
Yes, the Powermate program is designed to deal with more than one unit. I've used it with two -- I haven't tried more than two though.
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just make sure you have enough batteries to support the startup draw of the appliances or your inverter will kick out for low voltage, even if your battery is fully charged. I would say at least 3-4 batteries at least for them three items, maybe more, depending on the size of the ac's and fridge
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Agree with fred, the three times rule will see you right. Depending on that calculation this particular transformer may not be enough for your fridge.
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I think it is dependent on the model of the base system. The one I had would support 4. Also found that the models are not always compatible.
2017934
You going to need two units to do this, one for the humidifier and one for the dehumidifier.
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I know it will power a 10,000 BTU window a/c along with a refrigerator and small freezer at one time.
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2U is correct, although it is a bit (very tiny bit) out of spec, so if you sandwich it between two 1U units (that go edge-to-edge) you might have some issues.
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It is 1U, but you need a 1U rack shelf (it doesn't have ears to rack it with).
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Pretty sure there are five. It's an amazing piece. Perfect rack for your AV equipment. The hi-fi people who installed my system with amazed by the build quality. Handles my AV receiver, blu-ray, cable box, and component energy manager.