can I use this with a portible generatoe
815871
You probably could but it it's designed to work in conjunction with the controls from a fixed Generac generator. This is overkill unless you plan to install a fixed generator at a alter date.
815872
No this is not compatible with the portable units. You would need a manual transfer setup such as Reliance
815873
You certainly can! Just make sure your generator has an adequate wattage output to supply your electrical demand. And most importantly, make sure you hire a licensed electrician.
815874
The 5449 is good if your planning to upgrade to a standby generator in the future.If not the 5448 perfect either way you have to add a interlock kit and a breaker rated for the generator
815875
You can, make sure your portable generator is sized appropriately for the circuits you plan to protect. You will need to manually transfer the power from the utility to generator and back to the utility when utility power returns.
815876
Its possible, but definitely not ideal. You can use any panel with a generator depending on the wiring configuration, but this one would be a waste of money if you're not combining it with a Generac generator.
815877
Technically, yes, but to properly connect (per NEC code requirements) your portable generator you would need an interlock on the main breaker, and then power your circuits with your portable generator. Why spend the extra $s for a genready panel if you will be using a portable. The extra $s for the panel is for the AUTOMATIC switching to the gen feed when the power fails. No automatic business happening with a portable generator.
313811
Yes you can. There are adapters for sale. Not to bad priced. I did it and love ot
519483
I have not found any of my portable devices that I can't use the PowerMonkey on. The mix of connectors that come with the package make it usefull on many items. I have used it on iPhone, iPad, iPod, Kindle, Kindle Fire, Blackberry and even as an external power source for a JBL portable speaker.
1775452
It is not technically a portable unit, but it is fairly light weight and may be able to run from any source of 120VAC. It has a relatively small footprint as desktop printers go.
1116322
Yes you can, whatever you are using As a MIDI you may need to go online and find the mapping for it, or you can map whatever the media is yourself, Google should be a great help on step by step setup
1195178
Yes you can, but be careful, this adapter is very fragile and easy to break.
960550
It should work fine with an adapter and transformer. The battery life is not long.
1997531
I would think you could but it's a piece of crap. Mono only and I returned mine.
1491595
You can adjust the output pressure. You can download the manual from generac and see more answers you didn't know to ask.
1261984
Yes, you can. I have this transformer the whole time for my summer vacation last year with no problem, I also brought some electronic stuff back and brought another transformer and use here in US.
355517
You could, but it will not work. Different transfer protocols and different wattage(might cause damage).
1735445
No, a 220 volt generator would require a second winding which this gen does not have. No conversion can be done. You need a different unit.
676136
No This is only an aptator Not a convertor Your device needs to be dual rated or else you will damage it
873092
Yes, you can. It comes with a 3.5mm jack,and the ohm rating is low enough to work all portable devices.
1889192
Short answer: No.Long answer: It is possible using something like this http://www.villageinstruments.com/tiki-index.php?page=ViDock
72700
Yes! Not only you can, you have spare power to run up to 165 watts. I have tried many and this is the best, most consistent converter I've ever used whether the load is minimal or high the output is steady (measured with a fluke meter) I recommend it 100%
1911849
Yes you can. You just can't go beyon the wire rating. Remember this is a 10-4 wire meaning 4 wires for a 4 prong connector. Make sure your gen use this kind of connector.