Onan

The quietest in its class, the Marquis Gold Onan RV generator delivers quiet, reliable power for fifth-wheels, Type As and Cs. Delivers enough power to run one or two 13,500 BTU air conditioners with power to spare.  Onan RV generators >>>

Generac

Generac selects 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.  Generac RV generators >>>

Honda

The quiet Honda RV generator line offers two compact units. These units feature gas, gasoline fueled, liquid cooled engines, with remote start capability. These units come with a power output ratings of 4000 and 6000 watts.  Honda RV generators >>>

Guardian

Guardian rv generators are 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.  Guardian RV generators >>>

Yamaha

Yamaha listened to what their customers wanted when they built their latest inverter generator. The result is the EF2400iS. Not only is it super-quiet (53-58dBA), it only weighs 70 pounds and produces 2400 watts of maximum power. Cleaner, quieter and more powerful, this RV generator is the next step forward in Yamaha generator technology.  Yamaha RV generators >>>

Kohler

Kohler RV generators are specially designed to be mounted on a road vehicle, (RV, camper, bus, truck, etc). These units are quiet, very compact and you can choose one that runs on propane, gasoline, or diesel fuel. LP models range in output from 7 kW to 12 kW, gasoline models range from 5 kW to 12 kW, and diesel fuel models are available in outputs from 7.5 kW up to 20 kW.  Kohler RV generators >>>

There are many factors to consider when choosing a generator for your RV, such as the type of fuel, the power output, the portability, the efficiency, and the noise level. You should also think about your RV size, your power needs, and your camping preferences.

Generators vs. Inverters: An inverter rv generator is a type of generator that produces electricity in three phases: high-frequency AC, DC, and then stable AC. A conventional rv generator is a type of generator that produces electricity in one phase: AC. Some of the main differences between these two types of rv generators are:

• Running speed: An inverter generator can adjust its speed according to the power demand, while a conventional generator runs at a constant speed.
• Power quality: An inverter generator produces power with low THD (total harmonic distortion), which means it is cleaner and safer for sensitive electronics. A conventional generator produces power with high THD, which means it is less stable and more prone to surges.
• Portability: An inverter generator is usually smaller and lighter than a conventional generator, which makes it easier to transport and store.
• Efficiency: An inverter generator is more fuel-efficient than a conventional generator, because it uses less fuel to produce the same amount of power. A conventional generator wastes more fuel by running at full speed regardless of the power demand.
• Noise level: An inverter rv generator is quieter than a conventional rv generator, because it runs at lower speeds and has better sound insulation. A conventional generator is louder because it runs at higher speeds and has less sound insulation.

Recommended RV generators: Generators can run on different types of fuel, such as gasoline, propane, or diesel, and have different power output, portability, efficiency, and noise level. Here are some examples of popular RV generators and their features. Depending on your RV size, power needs, and camping preferences, you may want to choose a different generator model.

• Westinghouse iGen4500: This is a super quiet and powerful inverter generator that can run on gasoline or propane. It has a remote electric start, an RV-ready outlet, and a CO sensor for safety. It can produce up to 4500 watts of peak power and 3700 watts of running power.
• Generac GP3000i: This is another quiet and compact inverter generator that runs on gasoline. It has a parallel capability, which means you can connect two units together for more power. It can produce up to 3000 watts of peak power and 2300 watts of running power.
• Champion Dual Fuel: This is a versatile and reliable generator that can run on gasoline or propane. It has an electric start, a low oil shut-off sensor, and a volt guard to protect your appliances from surges. It can produce up to 3400 watts of peak power and 3100 watts of running power.
• WEN 56380i: This is a fuel-efficient and eco-friendly inverter generator that runs on gasoline. It has a fuel shut-off feature, an electric start, and a digital display. It can produce up to 3800 watts of peak power and 3400 watts of running power.
• DuroStar DS4: This is a durable and affordable generator that runs on gasoline. It has a recoil start, a voltmeter, and an automatic low oil shut-off. It can produce up to 4000 watts of peak power and 3300 watts of running power.

Freedom. The freedom to travel where you want to go. Without restrictions. But there's a catch. Without power, the conveniences that make RVs great are lost. Air conditioners, microwaves, and coffe makers all require hookups. And you'll only find those at crowded campsites. Cut the cord with an RV generator. Motor homes use generators to solve this problem. But what about smaller, towable RVs? An installed RV generator has never been an option--until now. Unplug and play. Introducing the first installed generator manufactured exclusively for towable RVs: Camp Power by Onan. Now you can enjoy the comforts of your travel trailer, truck camper or folding camping trailer anywhere you want to go. No more hookups. No more limitations. It's power without the cord. Onan quality since 1927, Onan has been the most trusted name in RV power generators. Unique design fits most towable RVs LP fuel or gasoline powered - two fuel options for your convenience. This RV generator powers electrical devices: air conditioner, lights, microwave, Carry-ons: hair dryer, TV, fans, battery chargers, etc.