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the 803a has a listed rating of 10kw. Someone told me the listed rating is well under its actual safe output. Does anyone know what this is? One gentleman told me it is actually around 12KW output.
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The engine in this platform is strong enough to support 15+KW... its the electronics which limit it. The gauges on the machine are calibrated at a power factor of .8. If you assume a PF of 1.0, the amperage data on the rear of the machine works out to 12.5KW @ 100%.the 803a has a listed rating of 10kw. Someone told me the listed rating is well under its actual safe output. Does anyone know what this is? One gentleman told me it is actually around 12KW output.
Don't worry, it will tell you if you've exceeded max load... by opening the contactor, very instantaneously.also what is the "safe" load on the 831 4kw maybe?
Right I had it drop out on me once while running the house but didn't get to see the load...I have an 803a and this 831a and other than a/c seems the 831a can run entire house with no issues (gas water heater and furnace) so I'm curious mainly on the max load of the 1030 as I think that might be more of what I need, the 831 is just a hair small and the 803a I cant seem to get much over 50% with everything running.Don't worry, it will tell you if you've exceeded max load... by opening the contactor, very instantaneously.
I believe it's around 3500-3600w.
I just got a working load gauge on mine last month & the power hasn't really gone out since, so I'm no help. I'm not sure I could overload mine with enough granularity anyway... it's fine with almost any of my 120v loads (except the time my kid tried to make toast while using the microwave) it just chokes on almost all my 240v loads.Right I had it drop out on me once while running the house but didn't get to see the load...
Thank you - really appreciate it!The engine in this platform is strong enough to support 15+KW... its the electronics which limit it. The gauges on the machine are calibrated at a power factor of .8. If you assume a PF of 1.0, the amperage data on the rear of the machine works out to 12.5KW @ 100%.
You looking at an 803, or do you already have one?
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