Thank you for direct decision so many people try to be ambiguous when stating their views I currently have two 2,000 w generators with the continuous 1600 watt for a total combined of 3,200 Watt capacity when paralleled I am contemplating on either keeping these two gen sets or upgrading to a 3500 as you did are there any advantages for a single 3500 watt unit versus 2 - 2,000 watt units? I disperse camping exclusively and I'm looking to see fuel-wise which would be the most efficient My rig is 50 amps but I've been living that 15 amp life for years I'm looking to upgrade to at least 25-26 amps
thanks so much for watching and for the feedback/question. for us, we have not seen a need to do parallel two generator setup. we have been able to manage everything with this single unit including one 15k air unit and the other in fan mode and have been very pleased with the run time.
Thank you for direct decision so many people try to be ambiguous when stating their views
I currently have two 2,000 w generators with the continuous 1600 watt for a total combined of 3,200 Watt capacity when paralleled
I am contemplating on either keeping these two gen sets or upgrading to a 3500 as you did are there any advantages for a single 3500 watt unit versus 2 - 2,000 watt units?
I disperse camping exclusively and I'm looking to see fuel-wise which would be the most efficient
My rig is 50 amps but I've been living that 15 amp life for years I'm looking to upgrade to at least 25-26 amps
thanks so much for watching and for the feedback/question. for us, we have not seen a need to do parallel two generator setup. we have been able to manage everything with this single unit including one 15k air unit and the other in fan mode and have been very pleased with the run time.