Thank you for the clarifications. As you have probably noted most of us are wondering, "What is in the 2000i Inverter box" just like a kid watching a package under the Christmas Tree.
When is the projected availability of the 3,000 watt inverter you are developing? That is a unit the RV community will be extremely interested in since it should power a RV rooftop air conditioner.
Also, can you enlighten us on the 2000i distribution method and where we can find the 2,000 watt inverter? Per the comment below from Lance, he wanted one but could not find it. Many members feel like they are on an Easter Egg Hunt when looking for the product - it is not universally showing up at Sam's USA stores or online.
BTW - Product quality is important but so is your consistently excellent tech support and parts availability. "Service After the Sale" has been one of the major factors in the purchasing decision of many RV owners.
CPE's open ear to our specific wants and needs; such as the 30 amp TT outlet, electric start RC units and of course full power output available to a single outlet supplying 120 VAC have helped in making a generator purchase decision specific to an RV.
Generator sound levels have always been an issue with RV owners. It is our hope that the inverter models will drop noise significantly from those of an open frame synchronous generator.
We are all anxiously awaiting more user comments and product testing information to help guide us in a purchasing decision on the inverter models.
You know, Dennis, without factual input on a product that people are anxious to know more about, there is a tendency to create what may turn out to be inaccurate conclusions through conjecture and association. Timely communications are the best way to prevent this from happening.
Your posting may get zapped along with my reply due to forum rules. But, since you are supplying factual information members are specifically asking rather than attempting advertising, it is my hope the posting will remain.
Thanks for coming in and clearing up some questions and providing insight for future CPE generators.
