7 Difference Between Honda Eb2800i And Eg2800i

1. EB2800i: Jobsite grade – GFCI protection, OSHA & LA-ETL compliant EG2800i: Easy to connect to your home – transfer switch ready 2. Warranty: Honda covers both models for three years of residential use and one year of commercial use. 3. The Honda EG2800i provides quiet operation and sufficient power to keep the basics running such as a refrigerator, freezer, furnace blower motor, several lights, microwaves and TVs during a power outage. 4. Dry Weight: EG2800i: 66.6 lbs. EB2800i: 66.8 lbs. 5. AC receptacles: EG2800i: 20A 125V Duplex, 30A 125V Locking Plug EB2800i: 20A 125V Duplex (2)

9 Difference Between Honda Em and Eb Generators

1. EM series generators are designed to work well with a transfer switch, enabling you to quickly and easily power essential home appliances. 2. The Honda EB Series Industrial Generators have been rated #1 by construction and industrial users for the past 7 years. 3. The EB series and the EM use Auto Throttle to use less fuel when the load is decreased. 4. EB generators have GFCI protection, to help prevent any damage from incidents. EB generators are durable, reliant, and dent-defiant. 5.  The EB Series Generators range from 4,000-10,000 Watts and have plenty of power for your job site. The EM series generators typically range from 4,000-6,500 Watts. 6. EB and EM generators have large fuel tanks. 7. Two wheel kits, like those found on larger EB and EM generators.