Generators

I run 2 Honda EU2200i's in parallel if running the Air when not in a park plugged in. Easy to carry them, hook them up, sip gas, very quiet, and always start if you do the correct maintenance.
Other brands are ok as well I guess. Honda's been getting my money for years from race bikes, ATVs, street bikes and generators. They have great products.
Yes a little more expensive, But worth it to me.

I was a Honda guy for years. I ran two 2000 iu in parallel and then went for a 3000 Handi. Because I am using them quite a bit each day the hours of run time added up. In two years I had in excess of 7000 hours on the Handi. Based on the cost to replace the Honda's I chose to go with the lesser priced Champions. I currently run two 2000 watt inverters and recently purchased a 4000 watt open frame inverter gen set that works quite well. Watching the sales I bought all three Champions for the price of one Honda 2000.

We also have used 2 Honda 2000 watt generators as needed. They are light, only 50 Lbs each, quiet, and very dependable. I have had mine for 10 years now and they still run as well as the day they were purchased. I also find them handy to have when working in the field around the property to power sawzalls, skill saws, and such. They are also very fuel efficient. There are cables where they can be hooked together and run in parallel or if you are not running the AC or microwave you can run just one. My microwave draws almost as much as the AC. The downside is they are pricey. I am skeptical about the long term durability of the cheap Chinese built units. I would pay a premium for the Honda quality. As insurance I only use ethanol free gas in all my small engines, including my outboard motors, lawn tractor, etc.

Looks like a nice rig and a decent price for the size.  Amazing it's taken Onan/Cummins so long to get into inverters.  Be interesting to see if they shift that tech into on-board genpacks.

Lyle

I wouldn't bet against them not having a common factory, they look like kissing cousins.

I looked at both, and yes they look nearly identical. So I would bet they are made by the same folks.  I liked the looks of the Onan better and it said Cummins, so why not.  we used it this past week and it is a beast!  Ran everything we threw at it and was really quiet.  I will do an actual db read the next trip out, but I think it is quieter than advertised.  We shut er' down around 9/10pm. Runs for a day and a half from one tank of fuel it seems.  I did have the "B" fuel jet in for high altitude.  It is 2 sizes smaller than the sea level -2k one. Had to cut our trip a day short because it started raining and the bathroom skylight was pouring water.  Looked up and it was cracked inside and out in many places.  Our toy hauler is only a week old so she's back at the dealer for work.