a 5000 watt generator
simply means the load this generator can
hold. A generator usually has wo
ratings, he starting watts and the running watts, the starting watts is the
amount of power it require to kick start while the running watt is the amount
of load it can run at a particular time.
Likewise electric home appliances are also rated in the same
way, they have both starting watt and the running watt, the starting watt is the
power they require to start while the running watt is the energy they expend when
switched-on.
To find what appliance your 5000 watt generator can run is
to first find their respective wattage.
Meaning their respective starting and running watt.
For example for example a
10 watt table fan can have a 25watt starting watt, a 10 watt
tablet charger can have 25watt starting watts, a 300 watt strimmer can have a
500watt starting watt a 600watt microwave can have 1700watt starting watt. A 7500watt power shower can have a
starting watt of 10500 watt. A 4 watt smart phone charger can have a starting watt of 7watt.
Alternatively some
appliance have same starting and running watt for example a 3000watt hot water
immersion heater has a starting watt of 3000watt, a 400watt submersible water
pump can have a starting watt of 400 watt, a 500watt washing machine can have a
running watt of 500 watt.
What you need to do is to find the sum of the total starting
watt of your some appliance if they are all below 5000 watt , then a 5000 watt generator can
support them. And if their total starting watt is more than 5000 watt, then you
will have choose what and what appliances to run at a time.
You can get any device power requirement in the user
manual
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