How big do I need to run ac
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Here is a good article. You need to add the AC and fridge at peak load.
http://www.everything-about-rving.co...for-my-rv.html
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4kw MINIMUM would be my recommendation. we have a 28' bumper pull with a 13,500 btu. our 3500 watt really struggled with starting it. if we turned EVERYTHING off, it would start it 8 out of 10 times without tripping the breaker. and once running, the generator was fine.
Upgraded to a 5kw and it had zero issues. Our 5 KW finally died this summer so I just bought a package deal with 2 2000 watt yamaha inverter generators and the sidewinder cable to link them together. BEST generator purchase ive ever made! Very quiet, and extremely fuel efficient! Our 5kw used about 7 gallons of fuel a night (6 or 7 hrs) in the summer. The new yamahas take 2.2 gallons total to fill up and run 8+ hrs! In the winter, we will only need one of them cutting the fuel usage to 1.1 gallons a night!
Best price I was able to find anywhere by over $400! Local yamaha dealer wanted over $2600 for the same kit!
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Sent from my SAMSUNG-SM-G890A using TapatalkLast edited by fishingsetx; 11-03-2016, 08:11 AM.
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I bought a 3500 continuous 4375 surge. It handles the a/c fine. I turn the a/c off when I use the microwave. But it runs lights at the skinning rack, shop light outside the camper, all lights inside and tv, while running the a/c and charging phones and listening to the radio. 5yrs sofar and going strong. I did not put a hard start on the a/c, so I run the fan motor on low.
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Check your watts on the fridge and AC and I would imagine that a 3k and up would run them. I have been looking at them lately and decided to go with this model for my 2015 TT. http://www.homedepot.com/p/Durostar-...0EHF/205190776
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