He, would a 2000w generator be able to run this charger?
799137
It's max draw is about 1250-1300 watts, so a 2000 watt generator should work ok.
799138
I never tried it. But if you don't pull the full and continuous output from this power supply, the generator should be able to run this equipment. Chung
799139
Probably yes, as long as there were no other major loads on the generator. This unit draws a maximum of 13 amps at 120 VAC which equates to about 1560 watts, make it just over 1600 watts if you account for the charger efficiency of >93%. Obviously these numbers are based on maximum output form the charger (100 amps). You may want to consider a power conditioner in between the generator and the charger, depending on how clean the power is from your generator. If it is an inverter generator then this is not necessary. Hope this helps.
799140
Should work fine, I haven't seen the charger draw over 15 A from the 115VAC mains
331668
The charger is for 120V. I don't know if they make a 230V charger, but you should be able to find a step down transformer to run the 120V charger from a 230V source.
2100489
Don't think so.your generator at that wattage should have a 30 amp twist on it I would think
1554728
Not sure. It runs off of 110 household voltage, so I assume that a standard generator would work.
1477602
Yes, it should, but it would be better to get the higher wattage say 2,000W
876656
Very likely (&gt;90%) yes. The extra converter power of 2000W compared to the 1440W should be sufficient. Yet, there is a small uncertainly, as the starting power of appliances like vacuum cleaners is sometimes significantly more.
1521643
Every electrical device is marked for how many watts of power it uses. This is a 900w generator. If your devices use more than 900w, then the answer would be no. If they use less power, then the answer would be yes.
1220562
Probably not. Your battery pack is giving you 10 watts peak, Your charger needs 9.6 watts. This requires the converter to be 96% efficient. It probably can't make this. Do you know if your 12v device really does need a full 0.8A? Is is that just the max rating of the charger you are trying to replace?
1647550
U need to go hardware store get a plug for it then you could plug in to any of your generator like portable you can carry on your electric car OR you can used it for replacement for your broken portable charger if you decided to use it with generator make sure your generator is not more than 3000watt and not less than 2200watt or you gonna need to have charger regulator also u can not let your generator run unattended if you don't have your charger regulator you may get a generator timer which will stop your generator automatically as you set the time for it.
326030
just look at the rating on the box. I'm using a smaller generator, and it works fine. BTW, there is a similar unit from the same company rated for 7000 watts (7kw), if you need to go larger. The box is the same size I think, but the connector arrangement is probably different, to handle more amperage. Good luck!
313962
Reading the answer below about the 15/20 amp switchable modes, yes a 2000 watt generator would be fine in 15 amp mode. 15 amps at 120 volts is 1800 watts so in 15 amp mode, it would be fine. The power consumption shown on the sticker is 2200 watts, so you could not use a 2000 watt generator to power it in 20 amp mode.
904133
Yes. Just ensure that you alternator can handle the load. 2000w will be no issue however you alternator may need to be beefed up.
1073096
You sure have plenty of power, I assume the generator has a 120 volt 15 amp outlet as you will need an extension cord to plug into the transfer switch
702731
This is only a trickle charger, 16Watts under bright sunlight. Not knowing your cooling system wattage it is hard to answer. If the cooling system uses any kind of motor or compressor I doubt it will be enough.
471913
It depends on how much your generator is rated. If it can supply 1800w continuously, then yes. The tool is rated 1750w. Any generator output rated 2000w or more will give a good safe margin to run.
1633776
On my generator, there is a plug on the panel to plug the charger into. I found this did not work very well. I purchased a tender/charger like this one: Deltran Battery Tender (021-0128) 1.25 Amp Battery Charger and attached it to the generator's battery. This type of charger allows you to leave the charger attached so the battery is always ready to go. Ellis
2169090
No. You would need a dummy load for that, something that would draw a lot of current without burning up.