Recommended 240V/50A Tri Fuel Portable Generator and Furrion Chill Cube
Updated 06/30/2026 | Published 06/25/2026
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Hi, guys, Sorry Im having such a hard time searching your website but Im legally blind and youre site isnt easy with low vision, sorry. Im looking for two things: 1 A campground rated generator thatll give me 240V/50A on a L14-50R. Need minimum of 30A continuous, 40A would be better. EFI vs. carbonated if possible with electric start an dual/tri fuel. 2 Looking for the Furion/Liepert inverter roof a/c system, non-ducted, large as possible. Not too concerned about the color. Both of these will be for a small, custom food trailer. The trailer was built on your standard 22 car trailer. We have a cheap Advent A/C unit on the roof now and our previous Champion generator has finally failed. Shipping to Lake Havasu City, Arizona 86406 Thank you in advance for your help!
asked by: Brian M
Expert Reply:
Hey Brian, welcome back! For a generator, I recommend the Onan 11,000-Watt Tri Fuel Portable Generator item # CM98MR.
The Onan item # CM98MR is a Tri-fuel powered generator that runs on gasoline, propane, or natural gas. It has 50A 14-50R, 30A L14-30R, and 20A GFCI duplex 5-20R AC outlets. It has peek amps of 45.8 with gas, 41.7 with propane, and 36.6 with natural gas, along with running amps of 37.5 with gas, 33.8 with propane, and 30.0 with natural gas. It does have electric start, however it has a traditional carburetor system.
For a ductless 18k Furrion Chill Cube system that comes with a air distribution box and remote control we have two options. The Furrion item # FR59TD in white or item # FR27TD in black. These are amazing systems that are really going to cut through the desert heat.
What kind of food do you serve?
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Brian
6/30/2026
Thank you, Sir. I greatly appreciate it. Are there any other parts/accessories I’d need to get with the generator or the A/C unit? Or, are they ready to go as they’re sold? Thank you again