Would Ryobi RY903600 Work To Power A Travel Trailer
Published 08/27/2025 >
Question:
Enjoyed Wild RVLifes recent vid of your biz! Learn a lot from them, JD, and others! Recently given a Ryobi RY903600 NON inverter genny. Have both a Southwire 30a and 50a external surge protector and Bonding Neutral plug. Can I use this genny for my travel trailer? Thanks!
asked by: Travis
Expert Reply:
Hey Travis, thanks for reaching out. I was actually just watching the Wild Rv Life video about etrailer yesterday haha! Glad to hear you liked it!
A 3,600 watt generator like the Ryobi RY903600 could definitely be used to power a travel trailer. Not sure what camper you have but the 3,600 watts would be enough to start and run most RV AC units without issue. You would be able to power other 120v appliances while using the AC, or if the AC is not running you would have enough power for pretty much anything else onboard a travel trailer.
What travel trailer do you have? What kind of appliances are you needing to run other than AC?
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Travis
8/27/2025
Have a stick-n-tin 2018 Shasta Oasis 26DB. My question was more about concerns with inverted vs non-inverted gennys as this Ryobi is a construction grade one and had been reading that there was concern about inverted vs non power and one having more dirty power than the other.