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Bought this primarily to provide use during residential outages, especially for our sump pump! We rarely were out of power more than a few hours a couple times a year here in central NH, but the frequency and intensity of nasty storms is increasing and we wanted the piece of mind of our own generator. Bought this unit online, was delivered by UPS in one week and in great shape. Had to buy the oil at the closest Honda dealer 22 miles away. But instructions were straight forward and after connecting up the battery and adding a little gas, the unit fired up (using the choke) right away.

Unbelievably quiet, especially in Eco-Throttle mode. I built my own platform on a wheeled base for portability (not having wheels was the only feature flaw I see). Uad Cambridge Rapidshare Files here. Should meet my needs for a number of years! In June of 2015, I bought a small toy hauler/camper and planned to boon-dock some when traveling and/or hunting. I started looking at generator options. I’d never owned a generator, so as I began researching, a list of desired features began to form. I wanted a generator that's user friendly, quiet, fuel efficient, durable, easily maintained and with access to maintenance, repair and replacement parts.

I wanted clean, stable power for my computer and other electronics, so I looked only at inverter generators. I read and watched countless reviews on sites and message boards and talked to others who owned generators. I settled on Honda as a brand and was considering one of two options: a pair EU2000i's with a parallel kit or a single EU3000is. The money is about the same with either choice. There are advantages and disadvantages to both, but I won't get into those details here.? In short, I settled on the EU3000is.?

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Pros: -It cranks up quickly and easily with electric start. (It also has a manual pull-start and after 2-1/2 years, still cranks easily on the first pull.) -It powers my 30amp camper as long as I don’t simultaneously fire up the AC and microwave. -It puts out enough amps to simultaneously power the essential 120V circuits in my home. (Aka, lights, refrigerator, freezer, TV, Satellite, fan, portable AC for the bedroom. Avengers Age Of Ultron Tamil Audio Track. ) I used it during a Spring power outage and it performed flawlessly for 3 days.

-It’s quiet and fuel efficient. I can stand next to it while carrying on a comfortable conversation, even with eco mode turned off and while powering the 13,500 BTU rooftop AC unit on my camper. (With eco mode turned on and with a light load, I'd characterize the sound level as similar to that of a car at idle.) When boon-dock camping at our hunting club, my Honda is by-far the quietest generator there, and by-far the most fuel efficient. -Fuel efficiency: I had some concerns about getting through a summer night on one tank of gas since specs say that it’ll run for only 7 hours at full rated capacity. FIFA 14 Commentary Files Down. (20 hr run time at 1/4 rated capacity) On a trip to Kentucky in August of 2017 for the solar eclipse, daytime temps were in the 90’s with plenty of humidity.

I knew that my AC would be running hard, so I topped off the fuel tank at bedtime, set the thermostat on 68 and hit the sack. I don’t recall the exact length of time it ran before I shut it down in the late morning, but I’d guess well over 10 consecutive hours. It needed under 3 gallons to refill the 3-1/2 gallon tank. Cons: At north of $2000, it’s expensive and there are some basic necessities/accessories that should have been included. I had to purchase those separately and they were not inexpensive. A couple of them annoyed me and one completely defies any logic.

From the category, “Face-palm”: The maintenance schedule is in hours of run-time, but for some highly illogical reason, the EU3000is doesn’t come with a factory installed hour meter. I’m diligent about maintenance, so I purchased an aftermarket hour meter and figured out how to wire and install it. Oil capacity is 18 oz of 10W-30. That’s not a lot of oil, so I change it regularly and keep the generator level when it’s running.

There’s no external connection for an external battery maintainer. I purchased an aftermarket battery tender/float charger and installed the included leads with generic 2-wire plug. I keep it plugged into the battery tender when stored so that the onboard battery stays charged and in good shape. The Honda doesn’t come with a dust cover or 12v charger cable (for charging external batteries).