Sunday, November 27, 2011

Kipor KGE6700TA Silent Type Diesel Generator - 5500W, best quality

!±8± Kipor KGE6700TA Silent Type Diesel Generator - 5500W, best quality

Brand : Kipor | Rate : | Price : $1,999.00
Post Date : Nov 27, 2011 08:06:47 | Usually ships in 1-2 business days


This is a great diesel generator new in box. It is retailed for over 00.Kipor is not some no name generator. They are an established generator factory. Kipor's diesel generators have won praises everywhere. Kipor is a high tech generator company that produces a full line of digital inverter generators and diesel generators from 1,000 W up to 75 KW. You can trust their world class quality and technology.Digital control panel.Electric starter ensures easy starting.Low oil pressure alert system shuts down the engine automatically.Enclosed structure brings quieter operation for the owner. A large silencer dampens exhaust noise while engine sounds are contained by a double-wall structure and absorbed by a liner.Good reliability: Thanks to advanced KIPOR technology, such as well-proven crankcase design, high quality components. Economical running: The direct injection system using the newly developed micro fuel injection pump assures superior combustions efficiency and minimized fuel consumption. Less vibration: In addition to the reduced weight of reciprocating parts, a balancer shaft and 4-point mounting system have been adopted for extremely smooth running with less vibration.Rated Frequency (Hz): 60; Rated Voltage (V): 120 and 240 dual voltage; Rated Current (A): 41.7 at 120V / 20.8 at 240V; Rated Rotation Speed (rpm): 3600; Rated Output Power (W): 5,000; Max. Output Power (W): 5,500; DC Output (cable included): 12V-8.3A; Phase Numbers: Single phase; Fuel Tank Capacity: 4.23 gallons diesel; Rated Continuous Running Time (hr):9.5 at full load; Noise Level [dB(A)/7m] (Full Load):69 - 73

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Sunday, November 20, 2011

Running 2 RV AC Units at the Same Time

!±8± Running 2 RV AC Units at the Same Time

RV appliances require more power to START UP than they require to run after starting. For example a 15,000 BTU AC can draw 14 to 16 amps to start and once the compressor engages it may only require 12 to 13 amps to run. So the first problem is two AC's could potentially require 32 amps from a 30 amp system. If you have anything else on at the time, like the refrigerator, coffee pot etc. you may only have 20 or 25 amps available.

For two roof AC's to run and be able to use other appliances usually requires a 50 amp system. On 30 amp systems some manufacturers use energy management systems that will start one AC first and once it is up and running the second one will start. Then if you turn on another appliance and the system senses that there is an overload it automatically sheds one of the AC's until there is enough power available for it to start again.

If you attempt to run them both at the same time on shore power you would be using about 26 amps and depending on how many 12 volt devices you were using the converter itself could be using the remaining 4 amps which results in you not being able to use anything else in the RV. Another concern is if the campground voltage drops at all it can create additional problems. Usually if there is not enough power, damage to an AC unit will occur during initial start up.

A better solution for your RV would be to use a 13,500 BTU unit in the front and a much smaller unit like an 8,300 BTU in the rear of the RV. Some of the new AC units require much less energy to run. An 8,300 BTU unit only uses 8 amps versus 13 or 14. This would allow 21,800 BTUs to cool the RV rather than one 15,000 BTU AC trying to cool the RV.

Properly managing the amps being used in your RV can extend the life of your electrical system and appliances.

Happy Camping!

Mark

Copyright 2007 by Mark J. Polk, owner of RV Education 101


Running 2 RV AC Units at the Same Time

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