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Re: Running a generator on a boat?Matt,The short story is that it is probably a good idea to bond the genset chassis to any metal parts of the boat you can get access too, and make sure as well that the genset has ground and neutral bonded internally, as it is your point of service. It is always a good idea to use a GFCI in a wet environment. In my experience the EU2000i generator is excellent, the EU3000i is a little quieter, both in measurement and audibly, as its noise has a wider spectrum. It is too bad they don't give 240v service until the 6500i.
Re: Running a generator on a boat?
Matt,
The short story is that it is probably a good idea to bond the genset chassis to any metal parts of the boat you can get access too, and make sure as well that the genset has ground and neutral bonded internally, as it is your point of service. It is always a good idea to use a GFCI in a wet environment. In my experience the EU2000i generator is excellent, the EU3000i is a little quieter, both in measurement and audibly, as its noise has a wider spectrum. It is too bad they don't give 240v service until the 6500i.
