Best Outdoor Generator Covers
Protect your valuable Champion generator year round with Champion’s complete selection of generator covers including 1200-1875-watt and 2800-4750-watt sizes. Quick – The durable cover fits over your generator quickly to protect it while in storage.
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Find Best Price at Amazon"It does not go over the wheels but pulls right down inside the wheels to the lower frame tube on the generator."
"if the cover was removed frequently and the generator moved frequently, I suspect that the cover would show signs of usage quite quickly."
"Fits great!"
"Good quality cover."
"Out of the box, this was about 3x heavier than expected and is also lined with felt like material."
"If you spend the $$ to buy a beefy Champion generator, you'll want a beefy, sturdy cover!"
"As others have said, this cover fits a Champion 9375W (in my case, model 41410 purchased at BJ's Wholesale) generator like a glove, literally. I would prefer the cover to be slightly larger than the generator, relying on the cord on the bottom to secure it tightly."
"I bought this cover on June 23, and in 5 months it's been on the generator, I found the entire top is cracked and falling apart."
Honda 08P57-Z07-00S Silver Cvr Eu2000I. Enter your model number to make sure this fits.
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Find Best Price at Amazon"The Honda generator saved our butts during hurricane Irma."
"It fits perfectly onto my Honda EU 2000i generator and feels very durable!"
"Sure, you can make one from a tarp or some other materials but what is your time worth?"
"These fit my generators that aren’t Honda brand almost perfectly."
"A must have product when transporting generator."
"Nice material with a Velcro cover too expose the handle."
"Fits like a glove."
"It's good -- it fits, has a flap that allows access to the generator's handle for carrying, and should protect the generator from dust and water."
Elastic hem cord and bottom strap for custom secure fit, especially during high winds and severe weather. Generator cover is made of 600D durable polyester fabric with an added water-resistant laminated undercoating. Velcro at four inside corners makes the cover fixed on your generator more secure.
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Find Best Price at Amazon"Fits well, and good quality material, just what we needed."
"Cover is exactly what we were looking for and it fits the generator perfectly."
"Fits great."
"Great product, got here fast I just wish the corners sealed up better."
"Excelled item... it fit our generator perfectlY. Dr Jones, Ocala, FL."
"Exactly what we needed to protect our generator from the elements😉."
"Even better quality than I expected!"
"Time will tell, but it fits nicely and looks neat."
Best Outdoor Generator Inlet Boxes
This inlet box is then safely hardwired through an outside wall directly to the transfer switch or panel, eliminating the need for cords running through windows or doors. It is designed to be wired directly to the transfer switch or panel by using one of the four combination 1/2-inch and 3/4-inch knockouts (one on each side, bottom and back). The Reliance Controls 20 Amp power inlet box is designed for outdoor use and can be hardwired directly to Reliance Controls transfer switches or panels, eliminating need for cords running through windows or doors. Maximum generator running watts: 5,000.
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Find Best Price at Amazon"Worked great for my suicide generator hook up."
"Works great for a generator hookup."
"Had this completely installed in about 20 minutes and now ready to just plug in generator next time power goes out."
"I use this electrical box to connect an outdoor generator to my indoor transfer switch."
"I bought this to install on the outside of the house as part of a system to let me switch over to generator power."
"Great way to get power from my portable generator into the garage for winter time emergency power for the furnace."
Best Outdoor Generator Cords, Sets & Plugs
Camco 30' RV Extension Cord with Handle is a 50 AMP cord with handles. Enter your model number to make sure this fits.
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Find Best Price at Amazon"While the official line is to not use any extension cord with the Tesla UMC/EVSE for charging the Model S, I'm concerned that there will be a time that the 18' cord just won't be long enough."
"Even the 15 amp version of this is a nice hefty extension cord."
"My 2006 Cherokee 5th wheel toy hauler ( cheaply made piece of junk) didn't come with a cord-- just a socket and a short adapter and a 'normal' outdoor electrical cord got warm and would not run the A/C."
"So far its been a great cord."
"Very handy to get your genny away from your RV."
"It arrived quickly and at the best price I could find on the internet or local."
"Awesome as a Model X owner it works very well no heat buildup."
"Has come in VERY handy and the yellow handle makes it much easier to disconnect."
Best Outdoor Generator Transfer Switches
18-inch flexible conduit whip attaches easily, and indoor surface mount transfer switch designed for fast installation in both residential and commercial applications.
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Find Best Price at Amazon"What's in the box: You will receive a pre-wired 10 circuit transfer switch with a long enough pig-tail to allow it to be mounted to the left or right side of your existing control center (breaker panel), a 10ft 30amp extension cord for your 120/240 volt generator outlet, 4 red wire connectors and 10 yellow wire connectors, a demonstrative DVD and a printed installation and operating instructions manual. Note: The bottom four breakers in this transfer switch are linked side by side via metal ties (When you flip one of these linked breakers to the "Gen" position, you are actually turning on two breakers at once, one on each side of the transfer switch). What's NOT included that I will need for installation: You will need a length of 10 gauge building wire (4 wires total including ground wire) long enough to run from your remote inlet box location to your transfer switch, and possibly conduit to run the building wire through (depending on your local code). What tools will I need: You will need a drill with small boring bits or hole saw (if you're mounting your remote inlet box outside), masonry drill bits and screws (if mounting your transfer switch or inlet box on concrete or masonry walls), wire cutters, wire strippers or utility knife, hammer, phillips and standard screw drivers (depending on mounting screws), white tape to write on (identifying desired circuits within your MAIN breaker panel), circuit tester, flashlight, plastic wall anchors and screws (if you're mounting your switch or inlet box on drywall). How does this transfer switch work (for the layman): Here is an example of just one typically wired transfer circuit: A circuit that runs your refrigerator is supplied power by a breaker in your main panel. When you use this transfer switch, you will remove the black wire from the refrigerator's supply breaker in your main panel and replace it with one of the marked red wires from the transfer switch panel. Then, tie the black wire you just removed from that breaker to the similarly marked black wire from the transfer switch (if you put a red wire marked "A" from the transfer switch into the refrigerator's breaker, you will connect the wire you removed from that breaker to the black wire also marked "A" from the transfer switch). When you are running power off of the grid, the breaker on your transfer switch will be switched to the "line" position, meaning, your transfer switch is merely acting like a bridge, allowing the grid power to pass from the breaker in your main panel, through the transfer switch, and into the circuit that feeds your refrigerator. You will then go to your transfer switch panel and move the circuit breaker that feeds your refrigerator from the "line" position to the "Gen" position. When you do this, you are disconnecting the line between your main panel's breaker and the transfer switch, which breaks the circuit to your refrigerator. How do I know, and what do I do when the power comes back on: Leaving a light or radio turned on and plugged into an outlet that is not fed through the transfer switch is the best notification method of main power restoration that I have found (even if you have to run an extension cord from the dead outlet and put the light/radio in your bedroom at night). When that light or radio comes on, you'll know you can go to your transfer switch panel and move all the switches from "Gen" back to "Line", turn off the generator, unplug the extension cord and put everything away - and wait for the next outage."
"Lightning speed delivery, competitive price and fantastic product installation instructions when the written and on-line YouTube tutorials combined."
"I was able to connect 10 circuits on this unit in about 45 minutes once the panel itself was installed and I figured out what everything in my main panel went to. Only one very minor blip I had was when I took off the small cover plate on the bottom right hand of the transfer panel to reach for the wires, the black wire was not readily obvious, and for a second I got worried."
"Make sure you follow all safety warnings in the installation guide or hire a licensed electrician if you don't know what you're doing."
"If you are comfortable opening up your electrical panel and doing basic things like adding a breaker, you can install this. The installation of the box itself and the wires into the main panel took 2-3 hours, and I was taking my time and double checking everything."