Champion 4000w gen question
Ok, to make a long story long, I would like to get a gen for boondocking. I would also like enough wattage to power my gas-fired forced air furnace in the house during a power failure. I have a Colema...
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Google hooking up your furnace to the generator. I'm sure I recently read it had something to do with the ground. Our Champ does 240v but at 13a per leg it isn't worth doing the whole house thing. A few cords will keep the fridge and a pair of oil filled heaters going
We do use a Champion 3500/4000 for boondocking out in the middle of no where. The noise isn't too bad if you are inside the rig but outside you want to be 50-100 feet away. (at least)
We used it one season for battery charging, microwave and AC. It did great as long as we didn't combine the AC with the first two. Now we have solar for charging so we only use the Champ for AC.
We do use a Champion 3500/4000 for boondocking out in the middle of no where. The noise isn't too bad if you are inside the rig but outside you want to be 50-100 feet away. (at least)
We used it one season for battery charging, microwave and AC. It did great as long as we didn't combine the AC with the first two. Now we have solar for charging so we only use the Champ for AC.
