???two yamaha EF2000iS untis together...Good???

pnichols wrote:

C.B. wrote:
I know it's more of a hassle but I put my 6500 Honda in a enclosed trailer behind my 5er and bring along ALL the power I need.

So you're towing two things ... the 5'er itself and a trailer behind the 5'er?

If so, wow, you have a lot of courage and couldn't go to a lot of the dry camping spots we go to. :)

It's only a 4'X 6' trailer.





With a double wheeled tongue jack I can usually push it around myself. I have a Voyager camera on the back of the 5er to keep an eye on it. I can always hook onto the truck and back it in after 5er is set up but haven't had to do that so far.


C.B.

C.B. wrote:
I know it's more of a hassle but I put my 6500 Honda in a enclosed trailer behind my 5er and bring along ALL the power I need.

So you're towing two things ... the 5'er itself and a trailer behind the 5'er?

If so, wow, you have a lot of courage and couldn't go to a lot of the drycamping spots we go to. :)

RoyB wrote:
I suspect all you will get from the EF2000is is 13.3AMPs just like the Honda EU2000is.

Two of these connected together will only give you 120VAC@26.6 AMPS.


The MAX you can pull from the two 120VAC RECEPTACLES on the front panel is 20AMPs and this has been dropped down to 13.3AMPS I suspect..


Photos from GOOGLE SEARCH

Everything you read abut the Yamaha Generator says it is very close to the Honda EU2000is model in performance.

Roy Ken

This is what I have. I know on my 5er, it is adequate to run my converter, AC and electric hot water heater.

I also use it on my houseboat, where it will run the converter and a residential AC unit.

The two yamies are nice and will power (1) A/C unit
Connect a 50~30 adapter to the Yankee yamie sync harness
You are not going to power two a/C units with less than 5 kw

I have a pair of 2000 Honda's and they would not start my Son's 15,000 btu Dometic AC. We changed the start capacitor to a
Supco SPP6. That cured the problem


I know it's more of a hassle but I put my 6500 Honda in a enclosed trailer behind my 5er and bring along ALL the power I need.

C.B.

I suspect all you will get from the EF2000is is 13.3AMPs just like the Honda EU2000is.

Two of these connected together will only give you 120VAC@26.6 AMPS.


The MAX you can pull from the two 120VAC RECEPTACLES on the front panel is 20AMPs and this has been dropped down to 13.3AMPS I suspect..


Photos from GOOGLE SEARCH

Everything you read abut the Yamaha Generator says it is very close to the Honda EU2000is model in performance.

Roy Ken

Rainier wrote:
Hi, I have two yamaha ef2000's generators and I love them. I connect them together using the Yamaha sidewinder cable 30amp plug. They power my single AC unit on my 27ft TT. Honestly, I am not sure if they could power both AC's and I haven't seen a Yamaha Parallel cable that is 50amp. But what I can tell you is that they are totally awesome, quiet, and quite fuel efficient. I highly recommend them!

Well I suppose that I could just run one AC most of the time...and the 30amp would work. In the summer, I will most likely be hooked up at a park with 50amp. I was just wanting the ability to camp on the beach itself...thanx

Hi, I have two yamaha ef2000's generators and I love them. I connect them together using the Yamaha sidewinder cable 30amp plug. They power my single AC unit on my 27ft TT. Honestly, I am not sure if they could power both AC's and I haven't seen a Yamaha Parallel cable that is 50amp. But what I can tell you is that they are totally awesome, quiet, and quite fuel efficient. I highly recommend them!