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  1. Digger556

    802 dies, no overload fault

    I'm also curious about that. In 120/240V mode, you can only measure voltage on L1-L3 (240v) and L3-N (120V), amperage is always measured on L3. That shop heater is 240V, so it has to be wired L1-L3. I have the 2 of those units and voltage makes a huge difference in how much power they pull...
  2. Digger556

    802 dies, no overload fault

    As a point of reference, I'm at 5280 ft and my 802a will only pull 6200-6300 watts before the engine bogs down and eventually stalls. It will stall without tripping the overload light. Can you post a video of your unit running and then getting stalled by a load? I think seeing it happen and...
  3. Digger556

    802 dies, no overload fault

    Jeeepadict, I notice your location is Round Mountain, NV and some Google'ing shows your elevation somewhere between 5000 and 7000 ft ASL. NA engines lose 3% of their output per 1000 ft of elevation. Now the MEP generators have some overhead built into their design, but they do have a derating...
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