Will it power a house with 2 floors, a basement and an attic if each floor is 90X477 inches?
1277433
power's everything my 1500 square foot home with a well pump, a/c or heat, Large fridge and a garage door with plenty of light's and a two televisions going.
1277434
I am not sure what that question means. I have a large house with an addition but I have to shut off the electric heat in the addition. I have a 200amp breaker box with a 100 amp linked service in my addition. One of my water heaters is gas but the other is electric. I shut off the electric unit while using the generator. You have to be careful as some devices use strange amounts of electricity while starting up. I would not run my washer and dryer during this type of event. This unit has plenty of power but you a good electrician to tell you if you can run business as usual with this unit. I purchased this unit because it has a 50amp plug. Most units only have 30amp plugs. good luck. I am not sure what that question means. I have a large house with an addition but I have to shut off the electric heat in the addition. I have a 200amp breaker box with a 100 amp linked service in my addition. One of my water heaters is gas but the other is electric. I shut off the electric unit while using the generator. You have to be careful as some devices use strange amounts of electricity while starting up. I would not run my washer and dryer during this type of event. This unit has plenty of power but you a good electrician to tell you if you can run business as usual with this unit.... » Read More I am not sure what that question means. I have a large house with an addition but I have to shut off the electric heat in the addition. I have a 200amp breaker box with a 100 amp linked service in my addition. One of my water heaters is gas but the other is electric. I shut off the electric unit while using the generator. You have to be careful as some devices use strange amounts of electricity while starting up. I would not run my washer and dryer during this type of event. This unit has plenty of power but you a good electrician to tell you if you can run business as usual with this unit. I purchased this unit because it has a 50amp plug. Most units only have 30amp plugs. good luck. « Show Less
1277435
The size of the floors and number of floors don't have much to do with it ! What counts is the amount of amperage produced by the generator and if that is enough to power all the lights and appliances you wish to operate at the same time. My home is approx. 1600 Sq. Ft. with a full basement . When I run my generator, I shut off my heat pump and run gas logs. I shut off my electric water heater and do not use my electric oven . I seem to have plenty of power to run my water well and everything else. I have used mu generator on numerous occasions and am really happy with my investment.
1277436
I have a two story house but this is not what determines whether or not this will power it.It is based upon amp- watt etc. In my house I have a 200 amp service- once connected to my house (use a qualified electrician---always) I was able to run the boiler, AC, Stove and fridge with misc lights on in the house. The point is to manage while you have no power and toggle if needed certain rooms. This works perfectly--even though it runs high, continuously- does the job!
1277437
we actually had our electrician add a separate box so we can power what we need powered with just a flip of a switch. It cost a tad more but there are no cords involved and we just use what we need when we need it. We have used this about 3 times since We bought it. It was definitely worth adding the panel.
1277438
I am not sure what that question means. I have a large house with an addition but I have to shut off the electric heat in the addition. I have a 200amp breaker box with a 100 amp linked service in my addition. One of my water heaters is gas but the other is electric. I shut off the electric unit while using the generator. You have to be careful as some devices use strange amounts of electricity while starting up. I would not run my washer and dryer during this type of event. This unit has plenty of power but you a good electrician to tell you if you can run business as usual with this unit. I purchased this unit because it has a 50amp plug. Most units only have 30amp plugs. good luck.
1983819
i will say yes,but remember sweep the wires both pos.and ground,stay away from sharp 90 degree bends .....the power must flow, haha
1345436
Depends on the size of the house I suppose. It will not run our AC or our electric stove and a few other. Heater, refrigerator, computers, microwave & most lights are covered.
412103
Yes it will. You should go by the amperage of the controller, of how many panels you can put on it. 2-30 watt panels put out about 4 amps and have plenty of amps to add on more panels. But make sure you are going positive to positive and negative to negative to make your 60 watts. I put 2-130 watt panels (Equals 260 watts) with the same connectors. I am putting out a little over 16 amps out of the 2-130 watt panels. What size of cable are you using? 12 or 10 guage cable. The farther you are from the panels you should use the larger guage.
1672714
Yes it will. It has 15 amp outlets and a 30 amp outlet.During hurricane Sandy it ran my oil boiler so I could heat my house and take a hot shower . If I could do it all over again I would get a 7500 or 8000 watt generator because it could not run the boiler and lights at the same time. It's great for an emergency and if u attach 15amps to it it will work but I think I TN goes to full throttle at that amperage.
1716397
Yes it should unless you are drawing more power than the circuit feeding the outlet can handle.
712571
It is rated @ 600 square feet, which is a room or bldg. about 20 by 30 feet. Of course it depends on how well it's insulated.That's basically a 2 car garage. I live in western PA, and I have one in my basement that runs on the low setting (6,000 btu's) about all winter. It has cut my heating costs significantly because the crappy forced air heat isn't always running. I actually installed 2 of these in the basement for emergency, in case of and electrical outage to keep the house warm. If I run both of these on the highsetting, they will run me out of the basement. It will get 85-90 degrees down there in half an hour. My basement is 25 by 22 feet. It is rated @ 600 square feet, which is a room or bldg. about 20 by 30 feet. Of course it depends on how well it's insulated.That's basically a 2 car garage. I live in western PA, and I have one in my basement that runs on the low setting (6,000 btu's) about all winter. It has cut my heating costs significantly because the crappy forced air heat isn't always running. I actually installed 2 of these in the basement for emergency, in case of and electrical outage to keep the house warm. If I run both of these on the highsetting, they will run me out of the basement. It... » Read More It is rated @ 600 square feet, which is a room or bldg. about 20 by 30 feet. Of course it depends on how well it's insulated.That's basically a 2 car garage. I live in western PA, and I have one in my basement that runs on the low setting (6,000 btu's) about all winter. It has cut my heating costs significantly because the crappy forced air heat isn't always running. I actually installed 2 of these in the basement for emergency, in case of and electrical outage to keep the house warm. If I run both of these on the highsetting, they will run me out of the basement. It will get 85-90 degrees down there in half an hour. My basement is 25 by 22 feet. « Show Less
198936
It should. My parents live in a two story house and it works fine when we visit them. My kids sleep on the basement and we are one floor up and we are able to see them. Hope it helps.
2259590
I doubt it, Seems as tho it works best on line of sight basis. Also would depend on house wiring and metals between the floors.
330644
As large as any house with 1electric meter. It uses the home wires. My house is 5000+ feet and has no problems.
1811316
No, this 400 watt inverter will power something rated at 120 volts and with a current draw up to about 3 amps. This info would be on the shop vac nameplate. A tiny shop vac draws around 4 amps and a large one will draw 12 amps or more.
712570
It is rated @ 600 square feet, which is a room or bldg. about 20 by 30 feet. Of course it depends on how well it's insulated. That's basically a 2 car garage. I live in western PA, and I have one in my basement that runs on the low setting (6,000 btu's) about all winter. It has cut my heating costs significantly because the crappy forced air heat isn't always running. I actually installed 2 of these in the basement for emergency, in case of and electrical outage to keep the house warm. If I run both of these on the high setting, they will run me out of the basement. It will get 85-90 degrees down there in half an hour. My basement is 25 by 22 feet.
1558501
No it will not. It will power a tv dvd player and one space heater and frig.
1027024
It depends on a few things. Since there are 2 power settings, that is a factor. But here is how I use it. I have a townhouse, with 1500 square feet. Downstairs is wood floors and laminate, with throw rugs around. I can do all of the downstairs, then the carpeted stairs, and the upstairs hallway, which is also carpet. And it still has more battery life left. I have a plug in shark for upstairs, since it is carpet and heavy dog hair, so I don't do more than the upstairs hallway with this most of the time. It will serve most peoples needs I'm sure, for a quick vacuum around on a daily basis. No cords, no fuss. It depends on a few things. Since there are 2 power settings, that is a factor. But here is how I use it. I have a townhouse, with 1500 square feet. Downstairs is wood floors and laminate, with throw rugs around. I can do all of the downstairs, then the carpeted stairs, and the upstairs hallway, which is also carpet. And it still has more battery life left. I have a plug in shark for upstairs, since it is carpet and heavy dog hair, so I don't do more than the upstairs hallway with this most of the time. It will serve most peoples needs I'm sure, for a quick vacuum around on a daily basis.... » Read More It depends on a few things. Since there are 2 power settings, that is a factor. But here is how I use it. I have a townhouse, with 1500 square feet. Downstairs is wood floors and laminate, with throw rugs around. I can do all of the downstairs, then the carpeted stairs, and the upstairs hallway, which is also carpet. And it still has more battery life left. I have a plug in shark for upstairs, since it is carpet and heavy dog hair, so I don't do more than the upstairs hallway with this most of the time. It will serve most peoples needs I'm sure, for a quick vacuum around on a daily basis. No cords, no fuss. « Show Less
2208024
If your system has one outlet duct supplying the entire house then it will likely work. I have four separate zones and use it only on a large MBR where it seems effective. I suspect their literature will give you the max. sq. ft. one unit can handle
1946337
depends on your house :)if 1000W are enough, yes (eg a holiday cottage)but major appliances like washer, stove etc need more, much moreFor a whole house application i would recommend a larger stationary converter with power factor correction
1210777
I use mine in a 2 story house at opposite ends. As long as you have only a single electrical supply entrance to the house, it should work, even if you are running different sides of the Main.