When you use parallel cables on a generator on say a 2300 starting watts / 1800 running watts is there any advantage over a generator that 3800 starting watts and 35oo running watts?
I ran 2 Honda eu2000i generators in parallel... Gave me 3200 watts continuous... They weigh 47 pounds each...
A Honda eu3000i generator weighs almost 200# and provides 2600 continuous watts...
Each 2000i holds 1 gallon of gas and ran my bowfishing HPS lights 8 hours... The 3000i burned about 2.5 gallons...
Best weight/watt and fuel consumption/watt I could find for my application.
Other thing is the 2 eu2000's cost less than one eu3000...
I ran 2 Honda eu2000i generators in parallel... Gave me 3200 watts continuous... They weigh 47 pounds each...
A Honda eu3000i generator weighs almost 200# and provides 2600 continuous watts...
Each 2000i holds 1 gallon of gas and ran my bowfishing HPS lights 8 hours... The 3000i burned about 2.5 gallons...
Best weight/watt and fuel consumption/watt I could find for my application.
Other thing is the 2 eu2000's cost less than one eu3000...
This is what I have learned. I just bought a Polaris P2000i and after the $150 instant rebate, if I buy another for the same rate, I'll save $300 rather than buying the 3000i. Which I'm considering doing. BTW I didn't know Polaris made generators. I just called them on a last ditch effort on Saturday after every place else was sold out.
I bought 2 Westinghouse i2500 but have not bought the parallel kit yet but plan to. During this freeze I have ran 1 with our 110 volt water well pump and also had a old school light bulb to keep well pressure switch from freezing it would run 8 hrs on 1 gal of gas.
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