- Can it run a 15,000 BTU RV air conditioner?
- A 15,000 BTU air conditioner draws roughly 1,500 to 1,800 running watts with a higher startup surge. The GM3500iAED's 3500W peak should start one, but running it alongside other loads may exceed the 3200W rating.
- How much power does it make on propane?
- Propane output is lower than gasoline on dual-fuel generators, typically around 10% less. Expect roughly 2900W running and 3150W peak on propane, so plan loads accordingly.
- Does the CO detector shut the generator off?
- Yes. The CO Detect system monitors carbon monoxide and shuts the unit down when levels rise, which is a safety feature but can surprise owners running it near windows or in enclosed spaces.
- Can I parallel two units?
- Yes, it is parallel-capable, so two GM3500iAED units can be linked with a parallel kit for more power. The kit is sold separately.
- What comes in the box?
- The generator, a remote start fob, a tool kit and a manual are typical. A propane hose and regulator are usually included for the dual-fuel hookup; check the listing for the exact contents.
- Is it safe for laptops and TVs?
- Yes. Total harmonic distortion is under 3%, which is clean enough for laptops, TVs and other sensitive electronics.
- Where is the GENMAX GM3500iAED 30 Amp 3200W/3500W Remote Start Dual Fuel Inverter Generator with CO Detect cheapest?
- At Renewable Outdoors, for $768.00, as of our latest check.
- What do buyers say about the GENMAX GM3500iAED 30 Amp 3200W/3500W Remote Start Dual Fuel Inverter Generator with CO Detect?
- Rated 4.1 out of 5 from 22 ratings.