Dumb question about Honda Companion generator
I am only buying a single generator right now- a Honda EU2000i. If I understand the product comparison correctly:
http://powerequipment.honda.com/generators/Compare/?modelid=EU2000IKN&modelid=EU2000IKN1
Only the "Companion" model has a 30amp connection on it (I also seem to have read that I'll need an adapter for it) - it reads, "30A 125V Locking Plug, 20A 125V receptacle".
So, for the dumb question- can I get the "Companion" model first? And then the regular one later when I'm ready to parallel these?
My basic goals with a generator is to be able to run my furnace at night and then run a single appliance at a time after that (microwave, electric pressure cooker, space heater). I think that's it would be better to use the 30amp connector for these purposes than the 20amp plug.
http://powerequipment.honda.com/generators/Compare/?modelid=EU2000IKN&modelid=EU2000IKN1
Only the "Companion" model has a 30amp connection on it (I also seem to have read that I'll need an adapter for it) - it reads, "30A 125V Locking Plug, 20A 125V receptacle".
So, for the dumb question- can I get the "Companion" model first? And then the regular one later when I'm ready to parallel these?
My basic goals with a generator is to be able to run my furnace at night and then run a single appliance at a time after that (microwave, electric pressure cooker, space heater). I think that's it would be better to use the 30amp connector for these purposes than the 20amp plug.
