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Diesel RV Generator

This diesel rv generator is great for powering two 13,500 BTU air conditioners with 1500 to 4000 Watts reserve. High performance plus great value. Designed for highline Class A motor homes. Fully enclosed generator provides a smooth and quiet operation. Lower RPM improves fuel efficiency with lower noise levels. Truck Ship. U.S.A. Engine: Generac OHVI, Fuel Type: Diesel, Watts: 7,500.

Generac selects diesel RV generator engine designs from around the world that are specifically suited to electrical power generation and modifies them to Generac specifications. Generac modifications for each engine include; Generac-designed fuel delivery, cooling, and exhaust systems. Depending upon the specific size, 98% of Guardian alternators feature internally manufactured rotors and stators.

Guardian 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 Generac diesel rv generators (and their other RV units) 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.

RV diesel generator applications are available where this makes sense depending upon the available fuel source. RV motor homes that use diesel fuel for their primary engine fuel many times will have a diesel generator onboard. If you require a diesel RV setup please make sure that the RV unit you want to purchase comes with that option directly from the manufacturer.

The small portable camp generator sets are covered here because they sometimes may be purchased in addition to an RV generator, or in the case of a small "pop-up" camper might make more sense than a "real" RV generator. These are really very small lightweight portable generators that are usually built to be very quiet during operation. These units generally can only operate a single small appliance at one time, (i.e., a radio, TV, hairdryer, or a couple of lights.

Large stationary backup / standby generators, like those from Generac, generally run on diesel fuel, but some can be powered by natural gas depending upon the application and setup. Diesel is sometimes preferred because of the lower operating cost and longer useful life of the overall generator unit. These units are usually engineered specifically for their particular application.