You can calculate wattage by Amps*Volts. 120volt 15Amp furnace requires 1800 watts.
You can calculate wattage by Amps*Volts. 120volt 15Amp furnace requires 1800 watts.
DUde. You have no idea what you are babbling about.
You're not going to find an appropriate receptacle for a transfer switch on a genset smaller than 6000W, and if you just hack in power from a butchered power cord, or some such hillbilly shit, you're going to either burn your house down, or electrocute linesmen.
If you want to run 1800W worth of appliance, you need a rating of around 3000W on your genny.
I live in rural Canada, I own four generators.
DUde. You have no idea what you are babbling about.
You're not going to find an appropriate receptacle for a transfer switch on a genset smaller than 6000W, and if you just hack in power from a butchered power cord, or some such hillbilly shit, you're going to either burn your house down, or electrocute linesmen.
If you want to run 1800W worth of appliance, you need a rating of around 3000W on your genny.
I live in rural Canada, I own four generators.
https://www.homedepot.com/p/WEN-4-750-3-800-Watt-120-Volt-240-Volt-Dual-Fuel-Gasoline-and-Propane-Powered-Electric-Start-Portable-Generator-w-Wheel-Kit-DF475T/307729358
Do you think a furnace uses a standard wall socket?
What is the point of this link?
Do you think a furnace uses a standard wall socket?
What is the point of this link?
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