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Portable generators
One page per standalone base model: running and starting watts kept separate, runtime always tied to its fuel and load basis, CO-shutdown status taken only from official documentation, and per-field provenance throughout. Battery power stations live in their own category.
Compact & quiet inverter
Honda EU2200i Companion
The RV/parallel-oriented EU2200i variant: identical 1,800 W rated / 2,200 W max quiet inverter with CO-MINDER, but with a 30 A L5-30R locking receptacle (adaptor required for RV shore cords) plus a single 5-20R.
Honda EU2200i
1,800 W rated / 2,200 W max gasoline suitcase inverter with Honda's CO-MINDER automatic CO shutdown, 48–57 dBA operation, 8.1 h runtime at 1/4 load, parallel capability, and a 21.5 kg dry weight.
WEN 56235iX
1,900 W rated / 2,350 W surge gasoline suitcase inverter with WEN's Watchdog automatic CO shutdown, 51 dBA at quarter load, numeric THD (under 1.2% at full load), 5.7 h half-load runtime, and a 17.7 kg weight.
WEN DF360iX
Dual-fuel RV-ready inverter: 2,900 W rated / 3,600 W surge on gasoline (2,600/3,500 W on propane), a true TT-30R RV receptacle, Watchdog CO shutdown, numeric THD, and 5 h (gas) / 14 h (20-lb propane tank) half-load runtimes at 22.5 kg.
Generac iQ3500
Compact 120 V inverter: 3,000 W running / 3,500 W starting on gasoline, 5-20R and L5-30R outlets, COsense CO shutdown, and 14.1 h at 25% load on the 2.6 gal tank — 49.5 kg. No official noise figure and no numeric THD published.
Champion 201531 Dual Fuel Inverter
Dual-fuel RV-ready inverter: 3,250 W rated / 4,500 W starting on gasoline (2,925/4,500 W on propane), a TT-30R RV receptacle, CO Shield automatic shutdown, <3% THD, and 10 h (gas) / 25 h (20-lb propane) runtimes at 25% load — 23.5 kg.
Open-frame & higher-output inverter
Westinghouse iGen5000DFc
Dual-fuel RV-ready inverter: 3,900 W running / 5,000 W peak on gasoline (3,500/4,500 W propane), TT-30R RV receptacle, ≤3% THD, CO Sensor auto-shutdown, and 18 h (gas) / 22 h (propane) at 25% load — 47.5 kg with wheels.
Firman WT05571 Tri Fuel Inverter
Tri-fuel inverter with the fullest outlet panel in this index: 5,500 W running / 6,850 W starting on gasoline (5,000 W propane, 4,500 W natural gas running), 120/240 V with TT-30R, L14-30R, AND 14-50R, CO Alert shutdown, PGMA G300-2023 and CSA certified — 59.6 kg.
DuroMax XP9000iH
High-output dual-fuel digital inverter: 7,600 W running / 9,000 W peak on gasoline (7,200/8,550 W propane), 120/240 V with an L14-30R and four GFCI outlets, CO Alert shutdown, 68 dB at 25% load, and 11 h at 50% load — 107.5 kg cart-style.
Westinghouse iGen11000TFc
Tri-fuel inverter for high-output home backup: 9,000 W running / 11,000 W peak on gasoline (8,100/10,000 W propane, 7,200/8,800 W natural gas), 120/240 V with L14-30R and 14-50R, ≤3% THD, CO Sensor auto-shutdown, and 19 h at 25% load on the 7.92 gal tank — 86.6 kg on a cart.
Conventional & dual/tri-fuel
Generac GP8000E COsense
Conventional 120/240 V home-backup generator: 8,000 W running / 10,000 W starting on gasoline, L14-30R plus GFCI 120 V outlets, COsense CO shutdown, and 15 h at 25% / 10 h at 50% load on the 7.9 gal tank — 90 kg with a folding handle and wheels. No official noise or THD figures.
Champion 201412 Tri Fuel
Tri-fuel home-backup workhorse: 9,200 W running / 11,500 W starting on gasoline (8,500/10,625 W propane, 7,500/9,375 W natural gas), 120/240 V with L14-30R and 14-50R outlets, GFCI 120 V outlets, CO Shield shutdown, and 10 h at 50% load on the 8.5 gal tank.
Westinghouse WGen9500DF
High-output dual-fuel conventional home-backup generator: 9,500 W running / 12,500 W starting on gasoline (8,500/11,200 W propane), 120/240 V with L14-30R and 14-50R, GFCI 120 V outlets, and 12 h at 25% load — but no CO sensor (explicitly documented absent). 95.7 kg.
DuroMax XP13000EH
High-output dual-fuel conventional: 10,500 W running / 13,000 W peak on gasoline (9,975/12,350 W propane), 120/240 V with L14-30R and 14-50R outlets, CO Alert shutdown, and 8 h at 50% load on the 8.3 gal tank — 106 kg dry.