Last Updated on April 10, 2023 by Jessica Lauren Vine
If you’re thinking about buying a Champion generator, you may be asking, “Who makes Champion generators?”
Champion Power Equipment makes Champion generators. They’ve been a well-known and respected name since 2003. Their original headquarters were in California but now they also have facilities in:
- Jackson, Tennessee
- Milwaukee, Wisconsin
- Toronto, Canada
Champion Power Equipment not only makes portable generators and inverter generators like many RVers love and use but they also make home standby generators, engines, winches, and log splitters.
If you’re an RVer looking for a great generator, Champion would be my recommendation. I used one of their portable inverter generators while I was camping with my family for 2.5 years, and I can highly recommend it.
This generator saved us from burning due to lack of air conditioning or not being able to cook quite a few times. Works great.
- Nice run time
- Dual-fuel
- Great brand name
- Lightweight enough for the watts
- Parallel capable
- Not totally budget-friendly
If that generator is a little bit outside of what you’d like in a generator, there are other great Champion options as well which include the following.
- 2500 Watt
- Ultra lightweight
- Dedicated tech support
- Comes from a trusted brand
- Some people complained about problems out of the box
The one we used definitely packs more of a punch, but if you don’t need as much power, then the second one will work just fine.
Choosing the Right Generator for You
Before you buy a generator, you should make sure you calculate how much wattage you need. You can do that with our RV generator wattage calculator. Just keep in mind that the more wattage you want, the higher the price tag is likely to be. That is especially true with quality brands like Champion.
Before heading off, there are some other value-packed articles you can check out that might be up your alley.
When Jessica was older and had a family, she took her crew on the road for 2.5 years. They lived in 2 different RVs during that time. One 18 foot long and one 28 foot long. Both pull-behind RVs.
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