DuroMax XP13000HXT 13,000-Watt Tri-Fuel Portable Generator with CO Alert
$150.00
Description
The DuroMax XP13000HXT is a tri-fuel portable generator designed to provide backup electricity for residential properties, job sites and recreational applications. Its 500cc four-stroke OHV engine operates on gasoline, propane or natural gas, offering flexibility when choosing an available fuel source.
On gasoline, the generator delivers 13,000 peak watts and 10,500 running watts. It also supports propane and natural gas operation, with output varying according to the selected fuel. The 120/240V power system includes a 50-amp outlet for compatible backup-power connections, along with additional household and twist-lock outlets.
The XP13000HXT features push-button electric start, remote start and recoil backup starting. Its digital control panel provides operating information, including voltage and running hours. Built-in CO Alert technology monitors for dangerous carbon monoxide conditions and automatically shuts the generator down when triggered.
A heavy-duty metal frame, 100% copper windings and automatic voltage regulation support dependable operation. The generator also includes a wheel and handle kit, a natural gas hose, a propane regulator, a remote control and basic maintenance tools.
Key Features:
- 13,000 peak watts and 10,500 running watts on gasoline
- Tri-fuel operation: gasoline, propane and natural gas
- 500cc four-stroke OHV engine
- 120/240V electrical output
- 60Hz operating frequency
- Push-button electric start, remote start and recoil start
- Digital voltage and hour monitoring
- 120/240V 50A outlet for compatible backup connections
- Multiple household and twist-lock outlets
- CO Alert automatic shutdown protection
- 100% copper windings
- 8.3-gallon gasoline fuel tank
- Up to 8.5 hours of gasoline runtime at 50% load
- Heavy-duty metal construction
- Wheel and handle kit
- Natural gas hose, propane regulator and remote control included
- Five-year manufacturer warranty
Actual power output and runtime depend on fuel type and electrical load. Operate the generator outdoors, away from doors, windows and ventilation intakes. Follow the manufacturer’s safety instructions and use a properly installed transfer switch when connecting to household circuits.
