inverter generator advice

[mudgee hunter]

Has anyone had experience with Chromtech generators.
Looking at the 2400w inverter suitcase style.
$900

 

[aussiefarmer]

No experience with that , but having a dc/ac inverter did make us very aware of watt usage of each thing plugged in.

 

[fwdoz]

When I bought my Westinghouse, Chromtech was a close 2nd choice. Both had good user reviews. Good dealer support as well.

 

[mudgee hunter]

When I bought my Westinghouse, Chromtech was a close 2nd choice. Both had good user reviews. Good dealer support as well.

How is your choice going

 

[fwdoz]

My Westinghouse worked flawlessly in all the time I had it. One pull start every time, and you did not have to pull your arm out of it's socket to do so. Just a gentle slow pull & away it went. Quite economical as well.

Sold it recently as we now have ample lithium battery & solar in the van.

 

[PabloP]

My Westinghouse worked flawlessly in all the time I had it. One pull start every time, and you did not have to pull your arm out of it's socket to do so. Just a gentle slow pull & away it went. Quite economical as well.

Sold it recently as we now have ample lithium battery & solar in the van.

A bit off the topic of the original poster, but despite having adequate solar on my van, I still always carry my Honda 20I. Even though I have never used it for my own needs it has been often used to help others in need.

Rob P.

 

[Ridge Runner]

I bought this Bohmar-AG 2000w pure sine wave Generator and it has and 8.3A battery Charger built in, Starts easy and is pretty quiet. It cost me 399.95 OR $719.91 AUD