No Power... No Problem!! Harbor Freight 9000 Watt Predator Generator Review AND Real Outage Test! скачать в хорошем качестве

No Power... No Problem!! Harbor Freight 9000 Watt Predator Generator Review AND Real Outage Test!

Review of my new Harbor Freight Predator 9000 watt (7250 running) generator (link below). Powers the whole house! Part 2 - Long Term Performance Test and Results here:    • Long Term Test Predator 9000 Generator Rev...   **This is NOT a comprehensive overview of safe practices for electrical work. Consult a licensed electrician and shut off all power (at the panel) before performing any electrical work. This video is not an instructional overview. This is for entertainment purposes only.** Review and breakdown of the key features, quality components (surprised at this price point), and the necessary accessories. I then show you the manual transfer switch that's wired into my house's main electrical panel, providing the ability to switch between all circuits (normally powered through the utility's meter) and a subset of circuits on a subpanel, that is fed exclusively by the generator (when the switch is in the down position). Following the functionality and switch overview, I fire it up and do a real world load test! Finally, I wrap up with my first real (actual 4 hour outage) test of the Predator generator. This was the first real load test for the house. We had a 4 hour outage and this thing performed like a champ! Was able to run the whole house (lights, tankless water heater, well pump, microwave, toaster oven, space heaters, even the downstairs furnace). Not a problem for the new 9000 watt (max) / 7250 watt (running) generator. I'll publish my overall performance results, hours per gallon, run time, oil change frequency, and other maintenance details in an upcoming video! I have the model 63969 (CA CARB compliant) from Harbor Freight. Here's a link to the general model. https://www.harborfreight.com/9000-ma... Let me know what else you'd like to see? Hook up details, functionality tests, performance metrics, or other topics. Let me know in the comments!