How much load will this handle, a whole house?
1345432
Takes care of my heat, hot water refrigerator tv & computer, kitchen area including micro wave , one bedroom , one bathroom cellar & garage
1345433
The furnace, the cooktop, lighting & outlets in the office, bedroom & kitchen, the whole-house fan, and the sump pumps in the basement -- definitely not the whole house, but it covers the necessary items to continue operating
1345434
Guess all depends on the size your house :) But most standard homes not the whole house. Have to pick the "ones" you want the most. Example mine will run, 4 20 breakers and 4 15 breakers. So guess really depends on what want the most. Love mine, runs great !!
1345435
This is Generac's basic automatic standby system and also you it's output depends on what fuel type you'll be using (7kw - LP, 6kw - NG). It should be sufficient enough to run your furnace (provided it's oil or gas fired), your fridge, your well pump, a microwave, and some lighting/receptacle circuits. This is all we would typically load this unit. No split system A/C, electric range, dryer, wall ovens, electric heat or similar large demanding loads should be put on this unit. Most whole home applications require 14kw and up (depending on load calculations and Generac's recommendations).
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.
1330958
I have the same sf house size with all electric alliances, central gas heating and air conditioning. The 14k (propane) can handle the load.
1940448
I think the maximum it would handle would be around 30lbs or so although I tested it with about 20 lbs very comfortably. There are motors available that are certified for 100 lbs and I think that will be more suitable
192721
This can handle it. Be aware though, this has the power to heat a small house in the winter.
1826538
If enough panels are added, the solar can run the whole house.Typically, 3-5KW is needed to run the whole house.
1290087
well i weigh 200 + -, im sure it would handle more. a more qualified answer could be had at the SUNNY web site.
252578
The hoist will handle it and then some. I used it to lift a 600lbs. mower deck of my truck.
1800114
depends on who provides your power but 1500 watts is like running 15 100watt light bulbs. works well for our 18'x18' bedroom. cheaper than heating the whole house.
664381
I agree with most the other answers, keep the load around 1500 to 1600 watts max.
51246
I am pretty sure it can handle the load. I have put mine through a lot but mostly in going up and down tree stands. A shot of wd improved my pan head movement as far as smoothness goes but there seems to be a little problem with mine written trying to shoot some pictures I still see slight movement. Part of this is due to my. 6 year old grandson over tightening and cracking the plastic. Looks like I will be replacing mine. But it will be another just like this.
1804855
Never had that much load on it. but I think it can. I only use it to run my battery chargers for my power tools
1945853
Mine has performed beautifully under a heavy load of all cast iron cookware at full capacity. We mounted it as instructed, with careful attention to anchoring into the ceiling joists of our 1950s era home.
260055
Here's what the instruction manual says: Distributed load: 1250 lb/pair Point Load: 300 lbs.
1340241
Frankly that really depends on the size of your washing machine. I would say it can hold a full load.
505299
It can handle a decent amount. To be exact you would have to multiply the Amps and volts of each appliance to get the wattage it requires with use. For the appliances you stated my guess would be that it'd be fine.
199421
You may wish to check the specifications, but the size of the room will also depend on the humidity the unit must remove. We have ours in a large unfinished basement area, and it is doing the job quite well. My assessement from a lay perspective is that it will handle a large room or small one-floor apartment nicely. It won't handle a house. I would be overkill for a typical sized-bedroom or bathroom alone.
1016037
I don't really know. We use it for laundry. However, based on its construction, I would think it could handle 200 pounds without too much trouble.