expiredgreat.givings posted Jan 18, 2024 04:51 PM
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expiredgreat.givings posted Jan 18, 2024 04:51 PM
Honda 2200W Remote Stop/Recoil Start Bluetooth Gasoline Powered Inverter Generator
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Worked great during a few blackouts here in metro Detroit so far. Runs my lights, internet, TV, electronics etc., and probably the microwave if I'm careful enough. I've idled it through the night without issue.
Manual says E10 is okay so that's what I run, just need to keep up on maintenance. make sure to follow the oil change guidance, and set the fuel switch to off and run it until the carb is empty before you put it away.
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I have a gas-powered furnace to heat the home. But it needs electricity to run the heater blower/fan. Can this be used to power the fan using the technique explained by this gentleman on his youtube channel?
https://youtu.be/1JNuovFpCpQ?fea
Thank you for your input and suggestions.
No electric start only remote stop. That's a "deal killer" for those who can't lift a jug of milk and post this admission on every pull-start generator thread.
Not sold in California.
No 30 amp outlet on a 120 volt 17 amp generator is a "deal killer".
No Dual Fuel LP is a "deal killer" because without the extra 40 lbs of tethered weight it's too portable or could blow away in the wind.
The engine, inverter section and all of the components in the Honda are heavy duty making it a wise investment for commercial and heavy use applications. It's reliable and rebuildable but actually less fuel efficient than the Vietnamese copies which can also be slightly quieter. For occasional consumer use it's likely too well made.
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I have a gas-powered furnace to heat the home. But it needs electricity to run the heater blower/fan. Can this be used to power the fan using the technique explained by this gentleman on his youtube channel?
https://youtu.be/1JNuovFpCpQ?fea
Thank you for your input and suggestions.
Worked great during a few blackouts here in metro Detroit so far. Runs my lights, internet, TV, electronics etc., and probably the microwave if I'm careful enough. I've idled it through the night without issue.
Manual says E10 is okay so that's what I run, just need to keep up on maintenance. make sure to follow the oil change guidance, and set the fuel switch to off and run it until the carb is empty before you put it away.
I have a gas-powered furnace to heat the home. But it needs electricity to run the heater blower/fan. Can this be used to power the fan using the technique explained by this gentleman on his youtube channel?
https://youtu.be/1JNuovFpCpQ?fea
Thank you for your input and suggestions.
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If you are running a business at the farmer's market or another place where noise reduction and quality is imperative, then I can see this being you jam, but keep in mind this machine is only about 5 db quieter than some of the knock offs on the market.
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It shows:
Engine hours
Current load
Eco mode
Oil life remaining (this kind of relies on you to reset it in the app when you change it)
Remote shutdown button
Service recommendations based on hours
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I have a gas-powered furnace to heat the home. But it needs electricity to run the heater blower/fan. Can this be used to power the fan using the technique explained by this gentleman on his youtube channel?
https://youtu.be/1JNuovFpCpQ?fea
Thank you for your input and suggestions.
If you have access to a clamp meter, you can measure the load yourself and confirm. Another option is to find somebody who has this generator and borrow it to test. I did both of these things before I bought my generator.
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Like others said, do your DD, and know what you're doing before messing with any electricity. Or simply hire a pro
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