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Cummins Onan Recreational Vehicle (RV) Generators
The power in your “home away from home” should be no less dependable. Cummins has set the standard for quiet, reliable and innovative RV power for over 80 years. Choose from a variety of diesel, gasoline and liquid propane generators and accessories, all backed by a worldwide service network dedicated to enhance your RV lifestyle. Technological advances like remote-start controls and installation-friendly automatic start systems can bring a new level of convenience and enjoyment to your travels.
Cummins Onan Commercial Mobile Generators
When uptime, reliability and performance matter, look to the name that means dependability: Cummins. The comprehensive line of generator sets from Cummins Onan is designed for rugged applications and conditions including fire and emergency trucks, utility and telecom fleets and other specialty vehicles. Our reputation for durability is also at home in stationary settings. Choose from a variety of field-proven models offering on-board and remote diagnostics and control, low vibration and noise, and high-quality output. With Cummins, you also get the peace of mind associated with a vast, worldwide support network. So, no matter where you are or what you are doing, you can depend on Cummins Onan.
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Environmental Factors on RV Generator Cooling
Generators, similar to any engine system, need cool air while running. Cummins Power Generation designs generator to manage airflow across all components to maintain a cool temperature. Many factors go into the design of a generator to ensure proper airflow. Components like the enclosure, service door placement, base pan geometry, and blower wheel design play large roles in ensuring proper ventilation inside the generator.
While the generators have been optimized for cooling internally, there is one key factor that cannot be controlled: the environment. Where the generator lives can play a big role in how the generator’s cooling system performs.
Don’t Block Generator Airflow
- Watch out for curbs, hills and walls (don’t lean anything alongside the generator area)
- Don’t place camping equipment(coolers, chairs, etc.) under generator.
- When leveling, don’t get too close to the ground or other objects.
- Check how much dirt and debris it’s kicking up while running
- Open the generator compartment door (not the generator door) when parked if experiencing lots of heat getting trapped underneath the coach.
Be Mindful of Environmental Factors
- Wind direction can keep hot at the generator
- Generator location on the RV – hot air from the generator or engine can get trapped under coach
Overheat Situation
- Generator area heats up after shutting down
- Don’t restart right away
- Open generator door if needed
- Wait 5-10 minutes, then try again
