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Paralleled GENMAX Portable Inverter Generator Quiet Gas and Propane (GM9000iED) (GM9000ie) REVIEW

Title: Paralleling Portable Inverter Generator: GENMAX GM9000iED & GM9000iE (Load Test Review) Description: (copy and paste the below into your video description) What do you get when you parallel 2 GENMAX Portable Inverters? Does the GM9000iED and the GM9000iE holdup to their 7200 watts ratings? As always, I give my straightforward opinion on performance. Highlighting “what’s good” and “what can improve” from my experience after load testing the two generators, just in case you’re looking to purchase a portable inverter generator as a backup generator for RVing, homesteading, or emergency power outage. // Timestamps: 00:00 – Intro GM9000iED 01:05 – Heavy Load Test (GM9000iED) 03:25 – Sine Wave Reading (GM9000iED) 03:44 – Start Load Test GM9000iED) 04:42 – Load Test Results (GM9000iED) 05:19 – Switch on Demand – propane to gas (GM9000iED) 06:20 – Load Test Output (GM9000iED) 06:50 – Intro GM9000iE 07:52 – Sine Wave Reading (GM9000iE) 08:17 - Start Load Test GM9000iE) 09:15 - Load Test Results (GM9000iE) 09:37 – Paralleling GM9000iED & GM9000iE 10:19 – Connecting the Paralleling Hardware 12:12 – Gas Testing Paralleled GM9000iED & GM9000iE 12:23 – Overload Setup (Surge Protector & 50-amp Splitter) 13:08 – Starting Paralleled Units 14:36 – RV Testing & Readings 16:58 – Overload Test Results (GM9000iED & GM9000iE) 17:15 – Sum up // DETAILS Let’s check out the GENMAX 9000iED and the GENMAX 9000iE, two powerful portable inverter generators capable of maximum power with minimal noise. They are EPA-approved but not carb-compliant, so you can’t purchase them in all states. But they are suitable for forested areas. Two impressive portable inverter generators. // EXPECTATIONS The GENMAX 9000iED Dual-Fuel Inverter Generator is rated for propane gas output of 7200 watts, and the gas version is rated for output of 7600 watts. No worries, the 400 watts difference is no big deal. And since this generator is parallel capable, you can connect multiple units for more power! The GENMAX 9000iE (gas version) has a rated wattage of 7600 watts. Parallel capable. I expect that there will be no surprises during this load test, and both generators will perform as rated. Specs: GENMAX 9000iED: Running watts – 7600 watts​ Run time – runs up to 14.5 hrs. at 25% load​ Weight- 233.7 lbs. (this bad boy is heavy) ​Noise – 62 dBA (pure Sine Wave output; one of the lowest) ​Consumption – 0.48GPH at 25% load GENMAX 9000iE: ​Running watts – 7600 watts​ Run time – runs up to 14.5 hrs. at 25% load​ Weight- 233.7 lbs. (this bad boy is heavy) ​Noise – 62 dBA (pure Sine Wave output; one of the lowest) ​Consumption – 0.48GPH at 25% load // USER EXPERIENCE - Load Test The GENMAX 9000 closed frame design looks good, yet it’s rugged enough for RVing and other outdoor activities. After a few simple tests, I paralleled the GM9000iED and the 9000iE together to test their overload capacity. Mission overload. I used my RV to push overload and used the Power Watch Dog 50-amp Surge Protector by Hughes Autoformers to monitor the readings from inside my RV. What’s Good: both units put out incredible pure sine wave power! The GENMAX 9000iE has all the features as the GENMAX 9000iED minus the fuel selector switch. Both are remote start. The GM9000iED has a great feature that allows you to switch from propane to gas without shutting off the unit. It also drains your carburetor. Now that’s a valuable feature for storage. Simply turn off and wait for the gas to run out of the carburetor. Now, if you’re anything like me, you’ll go the extra step to preserve the unit and drain your tank. Coming soon - video showing how. Another added feature of the GM9000iED is its 50-amp plug makes it easy to parallel without needing other hardware. What Can Improve: technically, these are “portable” generators, because each weigh around 233 lbs. They are not going anywhere quickly, but they do have rolling wheels. // TO SUM UP The GENMAX 9000iED & 9000iE paralleled together to produce some serious power. My load test showed that nether generators sounded like they were forcing or struggling during this heavy load test. If you decide to buy any of these generators, you won’t be disappointed. GENMAX certainly took their time engineering this class of generators. They paid attention and corrected the shortcomings of the older designs, and these are the best in their class so far. // GEAR LINKS GM9000iE link https://amzn.to/38kayXW GM9000iED link https://amzn.to/3wUd3IC Surge Protector link https://amzn.to/3GjXgYa Y Adapter Amazon link https://amzn.to/3LJ0p4S