Generac GP9500E Tri Fuel
9500 running watts and 12,500 starting watts on gasoline, with gasoline, propane and natural-gas fuel capability plus COsense protection.
For homeowners who want serious outage power without the cost of a permanently installed standby generator.
For home backup, prioritize 120/240V output, enough running watts for the loads you actually plan to carry, CO safety features, and a safe transfer setup. Tri-fuel models are especially attractive if natural gas is available at the house.
9500 running watts and 12,500 starting watts on gasoline, with gasoline, propane and natural-gas fuel capability plus COsense protection.
A high-output tri-fuel portable generator aimed at larger home-backup loads and flexible fuel choices.
A large tri-fuel platform designed for substantial backup loads with gasoline, propane and natural-gas operation.
| Product | Why it made the list | Best fit |
|---|---|---|
| Generac GP9500E Tri Fuel | Best balanced tri-fuel pick | Homeowners who want a mainstream tri-fuel platform with enough output for several major household loads. |
| Westinghouse WGen11500TFc | Best high-output value target | Homes where higher starting loads and fuel flexibility matter more than portability. |
| DuroMax XP13000HXT | Best maximum-output alternative | Homeowners shopping for a heavy-duty portable alternative to a fixed standby generator. |
A giant generator does not help if the transfer equipment, inlet, extension cords or fuel supply are wrong. Size the system around real loads and use a qualified electrician for transfer equipment.
Product specifications and availability can change. Verify the current model, electrical requirements, compatibility and warranty before purchase. Updated September 2026.