Carrying a generator

I think you had better look at the link again and read to the page that refers to the item you are requesting info on ie page 90 for information on the Top Energy Box
Please don't jump to conclusions

Alf


Nesting Zombie said:
OH,,,!.
Sorry didn't realize it was a Gas Alarm, OOps my bad !.
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Obanboy666 said:
I just store mine between the cab seats and have what I can best describe as a purpose built mini tent as below for when it's raining.
GENERATOR COVER & FRAME WATERPROOF HEAVY DUTY CANVAS MATERIAL
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The laird said:
Does that wee tent suppress any of the noise ,( just curious) I know it won't silence it but thought it may restrict some noise?
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I have that exact model of gennie cover bought off them for £20 at the Peterborough Motorhome Show a few years back.

Got it along with several other items at a ridiculous discount as they were packing up on the sunday evening.

It doesn`t really cut down the noise but does a first class job of keep the gennie dry and can be pegged down so the wind doesn`t bother it.

Large panel unzips so you can start it then i close it up and there is a side panel for the exhaust.
 
Wooie1958 said:
I have that exact model of gennie cover bought off them for £20 at the Peterborough Motorhome Show a few years back.

Got it along with several other items at a ridiculous discount as they were packing up on the sunday evening.

It doesn`t really cut down the noise but does a first class job of keep the gennie dry and can be pegged down so the wind doesn`t bother it.

Large panel unzips so you can start it then i close it up and there is a side panel for the exhaust.
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Yes, they do the job when it's raining.
I had them modify mine to allow all the panels do be lifted, I was paranoid about overheating but to be honest I have ran it on a few occasions with only one panel lifted and it was fine.
 
Alf said:
I think you had better look at the link again and read to the page that refers to the item you are requesting info on ie page 90 for information on the Top Energy Box
Please don't jump to conclusions



Well, Now knowing how Self Ritious Exact & Pedantic you are,
I Click on the link posted, & I Get -
http://www.caktanks.com/files/cak_catalogue_2011/2011 Electrical.pdf

I just get an Umteen Page Catalogue. I Just cant find The 'Top Energy Box' That you speak of in your post relating to what you say about this 'Top Energy Box' above !
I'm NOT jumping to Conclusions at all, Just saying what I see when I Click on the link.
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It's not MY link it is the OPs link in post number 5 you need to look at all the pages until you find the item they refer to it is a noise reducing storage box.
Please read posts before answering
Alf



Nesting Zombie said:
Alf said:
I think you had better look at the link again and read to the page that refers to the item you are requesting info on ie page 90 for information on the Top Energy Box
Please don't jump to conclusions



Well, I Click on the link YOU posted, & I Get -
http://www.caktanks.com/files/cak_catalogue_2011/2011 Electrical.pdf

I just get an Umteen Page Catalogue.
I'm NOT jumping to Conclusions at all, Just saying what I see when I Click on your link.
Hope you get it sorted soon.
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Thanks for your input, But the closest I can find to what BOTH you & The OP 'might' be referring to is -

TOP ENERGY BUILT IN OPERATING LOCKER FOR HONDA EU10i & EU20i GENERATORS

Not wanting to 'Jump to Conclusions' as you suggested I Dutifully 'Read The Post before answering' again as you suggested Just in case there was any Pedantic or Antagonistic Posters about & wanted to be sure it was IN FACT what was being refured to.
& IF IT IS, Then I wish YOU would Read Posts & understand them before answering & Further more Post Relevant & NOT miss Leading Information in your replies as it CLEARLY states its a 'LOCKER' Not a Storage BOX !.
 
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After reading some of the comments that this thread has generated, I'm inclined to think that perhaps some of the scriptwriters who penned Fawlty Towers have infiltrated the ranks of the WC membership under assumed names....LOL !
 
I'm amazed at just how bloody grumpy some folks can be on here ....must be the mere mention of the word "Generator"
 
Millie22 said:
http://www.caktanks.com/files/cak_catalogue_2011/2011 Electrical.pdf
Sorry folks
If you look in the above website you will the top box for Honda generator listed.
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This...it's on page 90 of the link.

TOP ENERGY BUILT IN OPERATING LOCKER FOR HONDA EU10i & EU20i GENERATORS
• Secure storage
• No need to remove generator to operate
• Ultra quiet operation
• Ease of access
• 50% the cost of a built in generator & less than 50% of the weight also
• Easy for you to remove if it is needed away from the installation.
• Can be used for other storage when generator not on board.
• Unique patented design
Top Energy is designed exclusively for the reliable Honda EU10i & EU20i
generator range. Casing is produced from powder coated galvanized steel for good
corrosion resistance has openings located for cooling and access to controls for
operating the generator. The Top Energy casing bolts to the floor with anti vibration
mounting brackets (1), this can be mounted to the chassis with optional brackets
though. The casing interior is lined with noise absorbing foam to make these quiet
generators even quieter. The generator is located in a base tray that slides out on
ball bearing draw slides attached to this tray is the casing door. The casing door is
retained by two screw locks with removable key for security. The front of the casing
has a hinged multi adjustable mounting frame to attach the section of side skirt
cut out to fit the Top Energy.
The supplied rubber profile is bonded to the edge of this section of side skirt to give
a neat finish when the skirt door is closed. This is finished off by the installation of
two suitable locks (LDL1036) (An aluminium reinforcing profile to aid fitting the
locks can also be supplied if required) to secure this outer door making the
generator even more secure. The exhaust fumes are ducted away with the supplied
metal piping (2) further reducing noise while allowing the generator to be operated
while traveling. We recommend the addition of the Vent Wind Deflector (3)
produced in tough plastic it allows the airflow to draw through the casing allowing
the Top Energy generator to be operated while on the move.
 
Gerry Attrick said:
After reading some of the comments that this thread has generated, I'm inclined to think that perhaps some of the scriptwriters who penned Fawlty Towers have infiltrated the ranks of the WC membership under assumed names....LOL !
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I Agree,
Some of the comments made are not only LESS than helpful to the OP or the Thread in general, They sometime hold a Self Riotous tone.
 
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