@@GeneratorReviews Thanks, I watch your review on the Duramax 16,000. I have 2 Ecoflo 11 Instant Hot Water Heaters in our home and considering either the Duramax 16,000 or a Briggs & Stratton 13,000 Standby Generator. You’re the Generator Expert, what are your thoughts?
@@rebellucy6200 MY 6300 and 3000 were made in Japan. The build quality is far superior. I also used to have a Honda EU7000IS. I like the Yamaha brand better.
To complete the set up, I would need to install an interlock on the circuit board, a soft start for the AC unit (5 ton) and a connection to the natural gas line? Do I need to contact our natural gas service provider for the natural gas line set up? Thank you.
My question is when this unit needs a repair done example like a circuit board I can’t see a small engine shop working on these how long is the warranty for? Where can I find replacement parts?
Is that natural gas line a simple line that builders set up in the patio for bbq grills? I have one but it’s after all my appliances so I’m afraid that it would not sustain the load, for example, in winter when we need to use natural gas also for heating.
GM10500iETC, with a 6.9 gallons fuel capacity, can operate for around 8.1 hours at 50% load with a full tank of gasoline (fuel consumption around 0.85 GPH). When using propane, it can run for around 4 hours (estimation based on a 20 lbs tank - propane consumption around 1.18 GPH). That’s not gonna be a problem I run mine on natural gas and my central heater, stoves and water heater
Hi Gavin, I understand this generator is floating neutral so ready to hook up to your house! If I don’t want to run it to the house is there a quick way to bond the generator so I can plug things directly into it? Is there a make shift plug or something that I can buy?
Do I have to buy an inventor generator if it's going to be hooked up to my home electrical panel like you show it and I would like to run my TV, refrigerator and a PC.
@@GeneratorReviews Thanks for the fast reply but there are not too many trifuel inverters out there that aren't in stock currently. Are there new models coming out is the cause of it
Ohhh bad practice. You should open all the breakers and when you power the breaker box with the generator, you then shut the breakers one by one to slowly put load in the generator.
I am sold! Tri fuel is definitely the way I need to go.
Gavin, thank you for this great video on the installation and shut down procedure for the inlet box and interlock.
Thanks Gavin, your videos make things easily understood and simple to follow!
I love that brick patio cover, looks like something out of Mexico.
Well-done Gavin.... Great to see the channel is continuing to grow
Yessir… Thanks for your support 👍🏾🙏🏾
Easy spizzy, like 1,2,3. Great video Gavin. A Generator is Definitely a must have dealing with this wild weather.
Wow!!!! Thanks for your help!!!! We truly appreciate your expertise on this!!!!!!
Great 👍 generator
Watching from Houston! SOLD! Apparently there is a waiting on Generac. This appears to be a suitable option! Ordering soon!
Nice
Good idea Eco flow delta pro 3 and Eco flow delta pro 3 extra battery check it out & Eco flow delta smart panel 2
Great job 👏 I know that it’ll be a great help to many viewers. Thanks.
GAVIN, WHICH GENERATOR DO YOU PERSONALLY USE TO CHARGE THE BATTERIES 🪫 FOR YOUR SOLAR & RUN THE LOADS ON LONG RAINY 🌧️ OVERCAST 🌫️ DAYS?
The Gm10500ietc I just used it for five days straight during the hurricane power outage in Texas
@@GeneratorReviews Thanks, I watch your review on the Duramax 16,000. I have 2 Ecoflo 11 Instant Hot Water Heaters in our home and considering either the Duramax 16,000 or a Briggs & Stratton 13,000 Standby Generator. You’re the Generator Expert, what are your thoughts?
The neutral doesn't have a disconnect? That doesn't back feed the neutral to the utility? I've always wondered. Thanks and nice video!
Hi Gavin, I like your reviews. I just got a Yamaha 6300 and a 3000. We are getting some very frequent storms in Charleston. Hope Texas is OK.
Thanks 🙏🏾
Yamaha's are behind on fancy tech, but get the job done and will last longer than many of the Chinese brands.
@@rebellucy6200 MY 6300 and 3000 were made in Japan. The build quality is far superior. I also used to have a Honda EU7000IS. I like the Yamaha brand better.
Trying to register my new 10500 .. where is the serial number located? Is it that white sticker on the top of the frame?
Located on the top rare of the generator
To complete the set up, I would need to install an interlock on the circuit board, a soft start for the AC unit (5 ton) and a connection to the natural gas line? Do I need to contact our natural gas service provider for the natural gas line set up? Thank you.
You just need a plumber to come look at your natural gas line
@@GeneratorReviews Thank you for a quick reply.
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It looks like he could use the GM17000iE.
My question is when this unit needs a repair done example like a circuit board I can’t see a small engine shop working on these how long is the warranty for? Where can I find replacement parts?
Genmaxpower.com
Is that natural gas line a simple line that builders set up in the patio for bbq grills? I have one but it’s after all my appliances so I’m afraid that it would not sustain the load, for example, in winter when we need to use natural gas also for heating.
GM10500iETC, with a 6.9 gallons fuel capacity, can operate for around 8.1 hours at 50% load with a full tank of gasoline (fuel consumption around 0.85 GPH). When using propane, it can run for around 4 hours (estimation based on a 20 lbs tank - propane consumption around 1.18 GPH).
That’s not gonna be a problem I run mine on natural gas and my central heater, stoves and water heater
@@GeneratorReviews sorry meant to say natural gas, in my country we call natural gas “gas”. I edited my original comment.
Hi Gavin, I understand this generator is floating neutral so ready to hook up to your house! If I don’t want to run it to the house is there a quick way to bond the generator so I can plug things directly into it? Is there a make shift plug or something that I can buy?
Yes, you can use a bonding plug
how much btu does it require in natural gas??
35,000 BTU
@@GeneratorReviews Wow that's crazy! Other generators are like 125,000 to 155,000 BTU and more
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Hi Whst size wire was used from inlet box to breaker?
The wire was a 15 foot 6 gauge
How do I get in touch with you sir I would love to purchase one of these.
Generator-Superstore.com
Do I have to buy an inventor generator if it's going to be hooked up to my home electrical panel like you show it and I would like to run my TV, refrigerator and a PC.
Yes
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Thanks for the fast reply but there are not too many trifuel inverters out there that aren't in stock currently. Are there new models coming out is the cause of it
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This is not an Inverter, correct? I am concerned about motors and sensitive electronics failing.
This is an inverter generator 3% THD
Ohhh bad practice. You should open all the breakers and when you power the breaker box with the generator, you then shut the breakers one by one to slowly put load in the generator.