Max Gen Set Run Time

[Lault]

We run the boat gen for 7 days at a time. No issue.

[Ed-Sommers]

I know a person that ran his Honda 2000i for about five YEARS without stopping except for maintenance.

Ed

[RESharp001]

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Originally Posted by RESharp001

should i have any concerns running it all day while at work to keep the coach at a bearable temperature... QUOTE]

Only that... it seems like an absurd waste of energy! How long would it take to bring the temperature inside to bearable if you left it off all day? I don't want to be critical... but sometimes... It just begs to ask the obvious question. We... (me included) are a wasteful bunch here in the US of A.

i would agree that it is wasteful, but when heading out to it in 105 degree weather in a suit and tie and having it be 95+ degrees inside, it takes hours to cool that thing down. that is not to mention all your groceries that are sitting in there an exposed to that heat.

[RESharp001]

Thanks for everyone’s 2c, I appreciate it. My situation is I work in a downtown area so drive it to work, park it out in a paid lot and walk a few blocks to my building. If it were just directly outside I’d fire it up mid-day as suggested but I can’t leave the office and it’s too far away. I’d rather pay the cost of running the genny all day than die in the heat after work in a suit. I normally run it the whole time I’m on the road since it wouldn’t otherwise be used much and I know it NEEDS to be used. Most our trips are 3-5 hours though so if never put it up to a whole day. Glad to know 12 hours+ is only scratching the surface of what it can do.

[Korryp]

We usually runs ours a couple times years for extended period of more than 16 hours...