Posted by jdemaris on September 20, 2014 at 05:06:12 from (70.194.1.206):
In Reply to: O.T. roof top ac unit posted by red bearing on September 19, 2014 at 17:51:30:
Is the AC unit starting properly when plugged into the generator? A 13,500 BTU AC unit can easily draw 35 amps when starting. A properly wired 120 volt outlet (on a 20 amp breaker) in a house can provide 40 amps for a second or two (for motor starting). A typical portable generator rated @ 2500 amps can barely provide half that amperage and is too small for a AC unit that big. That unless you install a soft-start cap-kit. Two big variables here. The actual generator surge-rating, and if the AC unit has a good cap-kit in it.
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