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RV Generators
RV generators are special units designed to be mounted on a road vehicle, (RV, camper, bus, truck, etc). These units are very compact
and generally run on propane, gasoline, or diesel fuel.
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RV Generators
RV (recreational vehicle) electric power generators are a special class of generator sets that are designed to be installed into
various types and sizes of vehicles available in the RV industry. This could include special conversion buses, "Winabago" type
campers, large towable campers, and even some smaller camp trailers. Many of these units are installed inside an enclosure
underneath the main RV body, but some may be roof mounted or even rear or front rack mounted.
RV Generators
can be powered by
gasoline, diesel fuel, or even propane gas depending upon what makes the most sense for the particular installation. One of the
unique features of these generators is the extra sound abatement, and muffling that has been built into the product line. In some
campgrounds (including State and National Parks) there are now strict noise limits so that RV campers do not disturb their
neighbors, and the acceptance of portable electricity may be grudging (at best). So be aware of the local camping protocols before
starting up any power equipment!
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