Answer

Can the Westinghouse iGen4500DFc run Amana AMND501BW dehumidifier, about 50 pints/day?

Runs

Runs. Running draw 485 W fits within 3,700 running watts. Startup watts were not published; 4,500 starting watts is at least 3× the running draw, the common planning allowance for a compressor or pump start.

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The comparison

Westinghouse iGen4500DFcAmana AMND501BW dehumidifier, about 50 pints/day
Running watts3,700 W485 W
Starting / surge watts4,500 WNot published
Typeinverter, Dual fuel (gasoline/propane)Cooling
Published runtime18 hr at 25% load on gasoline, 22 hr at 25% on propane
SourcesGenerator sourceAppliance source

Questions

Can the Westinghouse iGen4500DFc run Amana AMND501BW dehumidifier, about 50 pints/day?

Runs. Running draw 485 W fits within 3,700 running watts. Startup watts were not published; 4,500 starting watts is at least 3× the running draw, the common planning allowance for a compressor or pump start.

What watts were compared?

Generator: 3,700 running W and 4,500 starting W on gasoline. Appliance: 485 W running, startup not published.

How long will it run?

Fuel runtime depends on total load. Published runtime: 18 hr at 25% load on gasoline, 22 hr at 25% on propane.

Where did the numbers come from?

Westinghouse spec sheet and manual: gas 4500 peak / 3700 running; propane 4050 / 3330; 5-20R duplex, TT-30R, 2 USB; 3.4 gal; 18 hr gas / 22 hr propane at 25%; 52 dBA; 105.8 lb dry; CO sensor. ENERGY STAR lists 49.43 pints/day, integrated energy factor 2.01 L/kWh, and 520 kWh/year. Operating draw at the rated test condition is (49.43 × 0.473176 L/pint ÷ 24 h) ÷ 2.01 L/kWh × 1,000 = 485 W. That is the draw while it is removing water at the rated rate, not a whole-year average. Startup watts are not published.

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