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Originally Posted by FrankG
Ford has so many external power packages available it is hard to keep them separated. I don't believe Ford ever advertised or promoted using the 2.0kw for powering a house. Upgrade to the Powerboost with the 7.3kw and yes, Ford has promoted the use for powering a house as well as the RV. Proper installation is required. When the F-150 Lightning is available in a few months if it is optioned with the larger battery pack the charging station will automatically allow the truck battery pack to back feed the house in the event of a power outage.
https://fordauthority.com/2022/02/20...y-power-homes/
If the OP is seriously considering the A/C truck generator combo, I would get a soft start installed on the A/C and find a truck to plug it into.
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Long overdue update as the OP. Truck arrived late Oct 22, after 10 month wait. So before it arrived I installed the soft start into the 13.5 AC. I did test it under cooler conditions with the on board 2kw. It started and I ran it for an hour with no noticeable issues. The only other thing running in the trl was the converter, lpg fridge and a couple of lights. I did not use any high draw appliance at the same time.
So I guess in a pinch if I wanted to use it I at least know I can cool off if needed.
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