In the past couple of months our power has been out three times. Once was almost 10 hours, another time right at four, and then another time for about 2 1/2. Our power outages are primarily in the winter from ice, no hurricanes here in TN. I’m just looking at running necessities like heat, hot water, refrigerator, a few lights, cell phone chargers, and maybe a TV, and not all of that at the same time. The two biggest users, fridge and furnace fan, can be alternated, heat on for 3 hours, fridge on for one. The Rennai water heater probably uses less power than my coffee maker. iI don’t have a well or sump pump and we can do without the stove, washer, and drier for a day.
I’m confident that if I use a bit of common sense I won’t have any problem doing what I need with the 7K/6K generator. If we can stay warm, take a shower, and keep a couple of teenagers entertained for a max of maybe 24 hours I’ll be happy.
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