Inverter generator without 30 amp outlet

This is the only 3000 watt Coleman that I find. Does it look like yours? There should be an ID plate on your unit.
Coleman genset
Note that this unit has a 30 amp 120/240 four wire twist lock receptacle.

I can't find anything like that if someone can post a link it would be awesome

Did you find the model number, so you can post it?

wa8yxm wrote:
Most smaller Generators do not come with 30 amp.

IF it has a standard DUPLEX receptical, like the ones in your house and if both slots are the same (Measure voltages should be zero top to bottom all 3 same slots, 120 side to side and the neutral (round hole) may or may not be connected.

There is a adapter.. I don't have the link to it handy but it is a plastic block with a 30 amp RV type outlet and two 15 amp "plugs" properly spaced on the other side.. Fits the duplex outlet and provides a bit less voltage drop.

Thanks I'll look for that

Cdaddy wrote:
Can I just use my adaptor and be able to draw enough power out of the standard outlet to run our TT air-conditioning.

Can't say without knowing how much your A/C draws; both the "run" value and "startup". In addition, you need to add in those things that will be running most or all the time .....like the converter/charger and TV.

Most smaller Generators do not come with 30 amp.

IF it has a standard DUPLEX receptical, like the ones in your house and if both slots are the same (Measure voltages should be zero top to bottom all 3 same slots, 120 side to side and the neutral (round hole) may or may not be connected.

There is a adapter.. I don't have the link to it handy but it is a plastic block with a 30 amp RV type outlet and two 15 amp "plugs" properly spaced on the other side.. Fits the duplex outlet and provides a bit less voltage drop.

What model? Some have a 30 amp twist lock which you can get an adapter to go to 30 amp RV plug.
Camco 55272 for example

My Honda 3000 doesn't have a 30A plug. You need an adapter for your rv plug. My air conditioner takes 16A to kick in then drops downs to 9A.

Yes, and adapter is fine and that's what most of us with inverter gens use.