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15k AC on Honda EU2000

Aka_the_breeze
Explorer
Explorer
I need to do some remodeling in the bedroom of my fiver, My 50 amp outlet at the RV is temporarily disconnected.....

I have a Honda EU2000, Would that be enough to run 1 of my AC's? I would rather use that than run a LONG extension cord from the closest outlet..
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Aka_the_breeze
Explorer
Explorer
Thanks for all the responses..... I will borrow my brothers EU2200 and run them parallel ...

bgum
Explorer
Explorer
Very unlikely.

spoon059
Explorer II
Explorer II
I've always been under the impression that a Honda 2000 would run a 15K AC if it had a Micro Air soft start capacitor. I would make sure everything else is off, including your invertor.
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ScottG
Nomad
Nomad
No, the 15K takes more constant current than the eu2000 is designed to deliver.
I have the exact same scenario.

EDIT: 15K AC in my RV takes 14 amps continuously. The Honda eu2000i is rated at 13.3 amps continuous output.
However, An eu2200i will supply 15A continuously so if that's what you have, you're good to go.

jkwilson
Explorer II
Explorer II
Not likely. IIRC, the EU2000 is only able to supply a little over 13A. That might run an AC, but it won’t start it. Especially since you need to run the converter too.
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