Generators and current
First post due to just getting a toy hauler. Getting a PUMA canyon cat. Anyway, I have a black max generator which is 8750 start and 7000 run watts. I was told that I can't use this generator to p...
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You do not need an inverter generator, they are very nice and put out very clean power but people have been running RVs on non-inverter generators for years. Most generators that come built into RVs are NOT inverter types; this is likely to save cost to the consumer.
The generator you have will not "cook circuit boards" if it's operating properly. If the voltage is within spec. and fairly well regulated there shouldn't be a problem. I don't know how well regulated that unit is, a surge guard would probably be a good investment for anyone who has lots of electronics in their RV, especially if they have a generator.
The generator you have will not "cook circuit boards" if it's operating properly. If the voltage is within spec. and fairly well regulated there shouldn't be a problem. I don't know how well regulated that unit is, a surge guard would probably be a good investment for anyone who has lots of electronics in their RV, especially if they have a generator.
