Any comments? Anybody used this small generator? A lot lighter than it’s big brother the 2000, and all I will be using it for is Airconditioner, norcold, and occasional charging battery.
Hmm. I do not know about this exact generator, but 1000W max is a little low for some devices. I know the ACs that come in the T@Gs tend to have a fairly low running wattage, but only having 900-1000W at most can limit what else can also run. We got a WEN 56203i for about $300 on Amazon. It can run the entire camper, if needed. (No microwave and AC at the same time, of course.) 38lbs, and super quiet. 51dB most of the time.
I would add up the watts for all the things you would need to run, and get a generator that meets that need.
Johnny and Chelsea
Deming, NM
RV: 2021 T@G XL Boondock
TV: 2017 GMC Canyon SLT (2.8 Duramax)
I've been very confused about the whole generator thing and have been watching a thousand YouTube videos and asking around. My stepdad suggested the Honda EU2200i, but at $1200, I couldn't do it.
I went with the Champion 2400W Duel Fuel from Cabela's. They are just barely louder than the Hondas, and I like that you can switch it over to propane if you need to. I've attached the link.
I don’t know anything about the EU1000i, but I have an EU2200i and I have been very pleased with its performance. It’s relatively quiet, for a generator and I’ve never had a problem getting it to start.
My 700/900 watt Baja propane generator has never let me down or wanting more power. I have a 2018 T@G with no microwave. Runs AC fine along with everything else. Weighs only 26 lbs. No smally gas cans. More power is great, but I dont want the 50lb weight for no benefit that I require.
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Any comments? Anybody used this small generator? A lot lighter than it’s big brother the 2000, and all I will be using it for is Airconditioner, norcold, and occasional charging battery.
Hmm. I do not know about this exact generator, but 1000W max is a little low for some devices. I know the ACs that come in the T@Gs tend to have a fairly low running wattage, but only having 900-1000W at most can limit what else can also run. We got a WEN 56203i for about $300 on Amazon. It can run the entire camper, if needed. (No microwave and AC at the same time, of course.) 38lbs, and super quiet. 51dB most of the time.
I would add up the watts for all the things you would need to run, and get a generator that meets that need.
Johnny and Chelsea
Deming, NM
RV: 2021 T@G XL Boondock
TV: 2017 GMC Canyon SLT (2.8 Duramax)
I use a similarly sized Westinghouse and it works just fine for powering my T@G. I expect you would be fine.
Sue
State College, PA
2015 T@G Max
2012 Subaru Outback
@AustinHealey
I've been very confused about the whole generator thing and have been watching a thousand YouTube videos and asking around. My stepdad suggested the Honda EU2200i, but at $1200, I couldn't do it.
I went with the Champion 2400W Duel Fuel from Cabela's. They are just barely louder than the Hondas, and I like that you can switch it over to propane if you need to. I've attached the link.
https://www.cabelas.com/shop/en/champion-power-equipment-2400w-ultralight-portable-dual-fuel-inverter?ds_e=GOOGLE&ds_c=Shop|CAB|TopPerformers|Camping&gclid=Cj0KCQjwkZiFBhD9ARIsAGxFX8BkZXx8j4MwsiH8KmHzTZo9Ise11E_x7-0DTgc5TNlXVbnRoH4VbxIaAu8LEALw_wcB&gclsrc=aw.ds
Ashley and John and two idiot dogs
Boise, Idaho
2020 T@G XL
2017 Dodge Durango
That will work JUST fine. And it will provide plenty of power for all your needs.
'21 T@G 5w Boondock, 2006 Toyota Land Cruiser
I don’t know anything about the EU1000i, but I have an EU2200i and I have been very pleased with its performance. It’s relatively quiet, for a generator and I’ve never had a problem getting it to start.
My 700/900 watt Baja propane generator has never let me down or wanting more power. I have a 2018 T@G with no microwave. Runs AC fine along with everything else. Weighs only 26 lbs. No smally gas cans. More power is great, but I dont want the 50lb weight for no benefit that I require.