Parallel Connection of A-iPower Inverter Generators

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Can an A-iPower SC2300 be parallel connected to an A-iPower SC2000 unit?

asked by: Wesley

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Helpful Expert Reply:

Per the manufacturer, all of the inverter generators that are already parallel compatible (such as the SC and SUA lines like the # 289-SUA2000I you were looking at) are compatible for use in parallel with other units. Since both the SC2300 and SC2000 are parallel capable, you can use these two units together in parallel.

expert reply by: John R

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Answer 1

Per the manufacturer, all of the inverter generators that are already parallel compatible (such as the SC and SUA lines like the #289-SUA2000I you were looking at) are compatible for use in parallel with other units. Since both the SC2300 and SC2000…

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Answer 2

To connect your A-iPower 2,000 #289-SUA2000i in parallel you must first decide which generator you want as primary, and which one you want to be secondary; there is no set rule on which has to be which. Then, put the parallel connection wire 1 and 2…

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Answer 3

We have gotten this question before and been told that generators such as the A-iPower 2,000-Watt Portable Inverter Generator #289-SUA2000I are designed to be run in parallel with an identical model of generator. They have made no attempts to try and…

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Answer 4

The A-iPower 2,000-Watt Inverter Generator w/ Parallel Kit - Senci Motor - Portable - Gas - 120V, #289-SUA2000I is designed to be paired with a second identical model. They have not tried pairing it with other brands, so they can't confirm or…

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Answer 11

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