what size generator do i need to run
a refrigerator
your refrigerator has
two ratings , the starting watts and the running watts, the starting watt is
the power required by the refrigerator
to start, while the running watt is the power used by the refrigerator, a
starting watt is usually greater than the running watt,
for example a
100watt refrigerator may have a running
watt of 200watt, a 250 watt refrigerator may have a running watt of 350 watt ,
appliances are usually rated using the running watt.
Similar generator are also rated, there are 2000 watt
generator, 3500 watt and even 12000 watt generators, like electric appliances
generators also have two ratings , the
starting watts and the running watt. The starting watt is power required by the
generator to start while the running watt is the amount of load the generator
can support.
Therefore if your
generator is having a running watts of 100 watt and a starting watts of 1000
watt, then the size of the generator you
will need most be more than the 1000 watt, 1500 watt generator can do. If your
refrigerator running watt is 500 watt and the starting watt is 1200 watt , then
th generator you will need must have
ratings greater than 1200, 1 500 watt or 2000 watt or 3000 watt generator can
do
If you have other appliances that you will like run together
with your generator you will have to consider their wattage also. All in all
your total appliances watt must be less than the running watt of your
generator.
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