We have relatively frequent power outages, due to wind, rain, aging power company equipment spontaneously blowing up, a drunk hitting a power pole ...... The last time we had a 24+ hour outage I had to run around town looking for dry ice to keep the food in our fridge from spoiling. We picked up one of these generators and now don't have to worry about it. Peace of mind is great!
I have the 1250 watt Wen as a backup to my backup to my propane generator. I have used many generators and I am pretty happy with this one. The price was right, Wen has decent support and 1000 watts continuous is enough to run what I need.
One thing about running cords all over the house I hate is its allways a pain n the ass to roll all them back up. My generator is a 9400 watt and to run everything in the house is a lot of work during and after a power outage LOL
@@DoItYourselfDad I would also need to figure out how to plug it in. It's tied into my house power right now, with no ability to run an extension cord to it.
Sorry, I was confused, though the heating elements were electric too. Probably the easiest way to do this is to have an interlock wired into your panel and have the heaters circuit part of the included circuits on the interlock.
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We have relatively frequent power outages, due to wind, rain, aging power company equipment spontaneously blowing up, a drunk hitting a power pole ...... The last time we had a 24+ hour outage I had to run around town looking for dry ice to keep the food in our fridge from spoiling. We picked up one of these generators and now don't have to worry about it. Peace of mind is great!
Good information for emergency power outages. Really like the plug-in light👍🏼
I have the 1250 watt Wen as a backup to my backup to my propane generator. I have used many generators and I am pretty happy with this one. The price was right, Wen has decent support and 1000 watts continuous is enough to run what I need.
Appliances draw a lot of power, make sure your power strip is rated to handle the load!
I won't mind feeding ice cream to your brother 😉😜🥴
Great info, thanks for sharing. I hope I don't have to use it since hurricane season is almost over, but it's great to know for next year.
Thanks this video was helpful
Awesome information, I own my house and this has been useful. Definitely going to make an investment for any future blackouts.
Great info great video
Thank you! Hopefully this helps you in your next power outage!
One thing about running cords all over the house I hate is its allways a pain n the ass to roll all them back up. My generator is a 9400 watt and to run everything in the house is a lot of work during and after a power outage LOL
I hear ya, we just installed a transfer switch so we can power the house without having to deal with that. I’ll have a video about it posted up soon.
@@DoItYourselfDad Awsome. Definitely check it out.
Where is the link for the wall socket/ flashlight?
Here is it: amzn.to/2JJIpKz added bonus, it also has a USB charger in it for your phone!
That ice cream bit was grungy asf...
That’s the point.....
@@DoItYourselfDad Tuned in to see a generator video, not your corny jokes...
@@miloe1er consider it a bonus then
Living n Canada I am interested in powering my furnace in an outage. Any help there?
You would need to figure out the draw of the furnace. I'm guessing it's quite a lot, possibly even 220.
@@DoItYourselfDad I would also need to figure out how to plug it in. It's tied into my house power right now, with no ability to run an extension cord to it.
@@MichaelSoulier32Pens Would you be able to run space heaters? I'm guessing a furnace of that size would need a huge generator to be able to power it.
@@DoItYourselfDad not really. Just the electric igniter and the fan. It's natural gas otherwise.
Sorry, I was confused, though the heating elements were electric too. Probably the easiest way to do this is to have an interlock wired into your panel and have the heaters circuit part of the included circuits on the interlock.
you didnt even mention how long the generator would keep your fridge running, I was hoping you would mention it.. do you happen to know?
what is the other youtube page ??
found it sorry
Lol, my power was out for like 4 hours last night here in Upstate NY.
P.S. Why does it look like this was filmed on a flip phone?