Do not hook up more than one at a time ever. With that said, the watts are amps times volts, stay within the output and all is well. Using two is only possible if a absolute disconnect is made between systems. And as always between the supply from the Power company and the service entry panel. See the info on grounding Home electrical systems (just in the last several days from John T) Putting two gensets on the same circuit will be totally out of phase and cause at very least twice voltage, and sevier damage to equipment, controlls, and the generators controlls. Do Not Do it. JimN
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