is this all I need to run my dad's oxygen concentrator and a 6.000 watt window a.c.
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As long as the circuit you are plugging this into is putting out enough power. This cord will certainly handle it.
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This unit has about a 1620 watt draw. I have a 5000 one and it works great matatically it shout work when running. The problem u may run into is the start up wattage. Many a/c unit can go about 4 times higher to start up the unit which would be around 6400 watts. My inverter has a 10k start up and it fires it up. I would guess u will have less than a 50-50 shot the generator will fire it up. If is can then your generator will give it the power it needs
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I'm not sure about household components, I would think 2-3. I use mine to run tools for construction. You need to look at watts the generator puts out vs. amps of products you want to run. Search for a chart to see on that. I would go larger than smaller if looking to run a house. I would think a 5000 watt or larger to run refrigerator & AC
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if you are talking the central AC - not a good idea for a 5500 running watts gennie. If it doesn't trip the breaker on the generator in the first place (which is what happens when you exceed the wattage), it's going to suck the gas tank dry in no time. A smallish window unit you may be able to use in a backup capacity. (If the generator is working through a transfer switch, may be it's prudent to make sure the portable AC is not plugged into the same circuit as the other essential appliances, again, not to overload a single circuit)
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I really can't answer that... that is a large wattage device. My use was to run computer equipment which has been doing very well so far. I'd say check the watt requirements on your equipment and expect it to use more on the startup. Hope this is helpful.
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I run my whole 1800 sq/ft home, gas heater, Electric stove,fridge appliances and a 4 ton a/c - I don't have a pool pump but everything else is fine
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not all at once, pleae remember this is a standy by generator that WILL NOT run the whole house all at once. if you wish to run everything all at once, you need to get a generator output amps the same size as your house main.
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Since the unit has a 1,500W heating element, two fans, and two lamps, I would err on the side of prudence and give it its own 20-amp circuit (which, by the way, the specifications in the Amazon product description (http://www.amazon.com/Broan-QTX110HL-Silent-Series-Heater/dp/B000QE7F26/ref=cm_cd_al_qh_dp_i).
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Would recommend at least a 600wat psu.(Also depending on what else you have in your system)
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Yes it does matter, but unless you're drawing a massive amount of power it will be okay. I would think you'd be good up to 1500 maybe even 2000 watts.
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this is a great unit it runs at about 1100 watts continiously.it will do more . but make sure you have proper batteries and cables.
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800 watts/120 volts = 6.7 amps for the heater. Current draw for the controller would be vey small.
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Both answers kind of clued you in. You need to find out what the total amps/watts your appliances will need and go from there. There are hundreds of variables to an answer to a somewhat vague question as this.
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This unit is strictly 125 volts. Make sure your a/c is 125 volts, not 250 volts. This generator can easily power the coffee pot and a small microwave oven, but I think the A/C should be run by itself. I haven't had any problems with powering two gas furnaces and the usual household appliances. I do not try to run them all at the same time. Also, be sure to use heavy gauge extension cords. I use 12 gauge and have not experienced any problems. I use only 89 octane Shell gasoline and treat it with Sea Foam. My unit always starts on the first pull. Good luck.
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This unit is strictly 125 volts. Make sure your a/c is 125 volts, not 250 volts. This generator can easily power the coffee pot and a small microwave oven, but I think the A/C should be run by itself. I haven't had any problems with powering two gas furnaces and the usual household appliances. I do not try to run them all at the same time. Also, be sure to use heavy gauge extension cords. I use 12 gauge and have not experienced any problems. I use only 89 octane Shell gasoline and treat it with Sea Foam. My unit always starts on the first pull.Good luck.
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Thanks for your inquiry. For a few hours it will run your small window A/C, computer and light. Please note that we suggest using LED light bulbs as they use alot less power than ordinary light bulbs.
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If you want to run a full size refrig that is running at 8 to10 amps you need the OG 135 and it will run your system from Sun down to Sun rise. If you want to run all in your question you will need to order 2 of the units.Don