WestinghouseSpec score 8.7
Portable, Tri Fuel, Over 9000 W
+Tri fuel operation for gasoline, propane and natural gas
+Over 9000 W output for whole-home backup loads
+Electric start for easier starting
−Portable unit that is not an inverter design
$1,249.00
as of 11/04/2026 07:42 PST - DetailsProduct details
Spec score8.7
Pros+Tri fuel operation for gasoline, propane and natural gas
+Over 9000 W output for whole-home backup loads
+Electric start for easier starting
+Transfer switch ready for home wiring
Cons−Portable unit that is not an inverter design
Compared with the 20 generators on this page+Over 9000 W: the most watts of the 79 here
+Electric start: only 31 of 80 here have one
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WestinghouseSpec score 8.3
Portable, Dual Fuel, 5001 to 9000 W
+Dual fuel operation for gasoline and propane
+Transfer switch ready for home wiring
+RV ready with a 30A outlet
−Portable unit that is not an inverter design
$579.00
as of 11/04/2026 07:42 PST - DetailsProduct details
Spec score8.3
Pros+Dual fuel operation for gasoline and propane
+Transfer switch ready for home wiring
+RV ready with a 30A outlet
+Built-in CO sensor for added safety
Cons−Portable unit that is not an inverter design
Compared with the 20 generators on this page+CO sensor: only 21 of 80 here have one
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WestinghouseSpec score 8.1
Portable, Dual Fuel, 3000 to 5000 W
+Dual fuel operation for gasoline and propane
+RV ready with a 30A outlet
+Built-in CO sensor for added safety
−Portable unit that is not an inverter design
$399.00
as of 11/04/2026 07:42 PST - DetailsProduct details
Spec score8.1
Pros+Dual fuel operation for gasoline and propane
+RV ready with a 30A outlet
+Built-in CO sensor for added safety
Cons−Portable unit that is not an inverter design
Compared with the 20 generators on this page+CO sensor: only 21 of 80 here have one
−3000 to 5000 W: 48 of the 79 here have more watts
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WestinghouseSpec score 9.5
Portable, Gasoline, Over 9000 W
+Peak output over 9000 W for large home loads
+Electric start with remote for easy starting
+Carbon monoxide sensor included for safety
−Gasoline fuel requires regular refueling and storage
−Portable design still needs manual positioning and setup
$849.00
as of 11/04/2026 07:42 PST - DetailsProduct details
Spec score9.5
Pros+Peak output over 9000 W for large home loads
+Electric start with remote for easy starting
+Carbon monoxide sensor included for safety
+Auto choke simplifies cold starts
+Transfer switch included for connecting to home circuits
Cons−Gasoline fuel requires regular refueling and storage
−Portable design still needs manual positioning and setup
Compared with the 20 generators on this page+Over 9000 W: the most watts of the 79 here
+CO sensor: only 21 of 80 here have one
+Electric start: only 31 of 80 here have one
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WestinghouseSpec score 9.5
Portable, Dual Fuel, Over 9000 W
+Dual fuel capability for gasoline or propane use
+Remote electric start for convenient operation
+Built-in CO sensor for carbon monoxide monitoring
−Not an inverter generator
$1,049.00
as of 11/04/2026 07:42 PST - DetailsProduct details
Spec score9.5
Pros+Dual fuel capability for gasoline or propane use
+Remote electric start for convenient operation
+Built-in CO sensor for carbon monoxide monitoring
+Transfer-switch ready for home connection
Cons−Not an inverter generator
Compared with the 20 generators on this page+Over 9000 W: the most watts of the 79 here
+CO sensor: only 21 of 80 here have one
+Electric start: only 31 of 80 here have one
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GeneracSpec score 9.5
Portable, Tri Fuel, Over 9000 W
+Runs on gasoline, propane, or natural gas
+Electric start for easy starting
+Carbon monoxide sensor included
−Portable design still requires manual setup and placement
$1,169.00
as of 11/03/2026 23:10 PST - DetailsProduct details
Spec score9.5
Pros+Runs on gasoline, propane, or natural gas
+Electric start for easy starting
+Carbon monoxide sensor included
+Over 9,000 watts of output
Cons−Portable design still requires manual setup and placement
Compared with the 20 generators on this page+Over 9000 W: the most watts of the 79 here
+CO sensor: only 21 of 80 here have one
+Electric start: only 31 of 80 here have one
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WestinghouseSpec score 8.7
Portable, Dual Fuel, Over 9000 W
+Dual fuel capability for gasoline or propane use
+Remote electric start for convenient operation
+Transfer-switch ready for home connection
−Not an inverter generator
$1,099.00
as of 11/04/2026 07:42 PST - DetailsProduct details
Spec score8.7
Pros+Dual fuel capability for gasoline or propane use
+Remote electric start for convenient operation
+Transfer-switch ready for home connection
Cons−Not an inverter generator
Compared with the 20 generators on this page+Over 9000 W: the most watts of the 79 here
+Electric start: only 31 of 80 here have one
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WestinghouseSpec score 8.7
Portable, Tri Fuel, Over 9000 W
+Tri fuel operation for gasoline, propane and natural gas
+Over 9000 W output for whole-home backup loads
+Electric start for easier starting
−Portable unit that is not an inverter design
$3,899.00
as of 11/04/2026 07:42 PST - DetailsProduct details
Spec score8.7
Pros+Tri fuel operation for gasoline, propane and natural gas
+Over 9000 W output for whole-home backup loads
+Electric start for easier starting
+Transfer switch ready for home wiring
Cons−Portable unit that is not an inverter design
Compared with the 20 generators on this page+Over 9000 W: the most watts of the 79 here
+Electric start: only 31 of 80 here have one
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WestinghouseSpec score 9.5
Portable, Tri Fuel, Over 9000 W
+Tri fuel operation for gasoline, propane and natural gas
+Over 9000 W output for whole-home backup loads
+Built-in CO sensor for added safety
−Portable unit that is not an inverter design
$2,699.00
as of 11/04/2026 07:42 PST - DetailsProduct details
Spec score9.5
Pros+Tri fuel operation for gasoline, propane and natural gas
+Over 9000 W output for whole-home backup loads
+Built-in CO sensor for added safety
+Electric start for easier starting
+Transfer switch ready for home wiring
Cons−Portable unit that is not an inverter design
Compared with the 20 generators on this page+Over 9000 W: the most watts of the 79 here
+CO sensor: only 21 of 80 here have one
+Electric start: only 31 of 80 here have one
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PulsarSpec score 8.7
Portable, Dual Fuel, Over 9000 W
+Dual fuel operation runs on gas or LPG
+Electric start for easier starting
+RV ready for recreational vehicle use
−Portable generator, not an inverter model
−Not a standby unit for automatic whole-house backup
$929.99
as of 11/04/2026 00:46 PST - DetailsProduct details
Spec score8.7
Pros+Dual fuel operation runs on gas or LPG
+Electric start for easier starting
+RV ready for recreational vehicle use
Cons−Portable generator, not an inverter model
−Not a standby unit for automatic whole-house backup
Compared with the 20 generators on this page+Over 9000 W: the most watts of the 79 here
+Electric start: only 31 of 80 here have one
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Champion Power EquipmentSpec score 8.7
Portable, Tri Fuel, Over 9000 W
+Tri fuel design runs on gas, propane, or natural gas
+Electric start for easier startup
+Portable design can be moved to where power is needed
$1,259.99
as of 11/03/2026 22:21 PST - DetailsProduct details
Spec score8.7
Pros+Tri fuel design runs on gas, propane, or natural gas
+Electric start for easier startup
+Portable design can be moved to where power is needed
Compared with the 20 generators on this page+Over 9000 W: the most watts of the 79 here
+Electric start: only 31 of 80 here have one
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DuroMaxSpec score 8.7
Portable, Dual Fuel, Over 9000 W
+Dual fuel runs on gasoline or propane
+Electric start for easy starting
+Remote start available for convenient operation
−Heavy-duty size is less practical for easy carrying
$1,399.00-22%List: $1,799.00
as of 11/03/2026 22:45 PST - DetailsProduct details
Spec score8.7
Pros+Dual fuel runs on gasoline or propane
+Electric start for easy starting
+Remote start available for convenient operation
Cons−Heavy-duty size is less practical for easy carrying
Compared with the 20 generators on this page+Over 9000 W: the most watts of the 79 here
+Electric start: only 31 of 80 here have one
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Genmax
Portable, Gasoline, Under 3000 W
+Eco-mode feature to reduce fuel use
+Under 3000 W output for small loads
+Ultra lightweight design
−Under 3000 W output limits how many devices run at once
$279.99
as of 11/03/2026 23:10 PST - DetailsProduct details
Pros+Eco-mode feature to reduce fuel use
+Under 3000 W output for small loads
+Ultra lightweight design
+EPA compliant engine
Cons−Under 3000 W output limits how many devices run at once
Compared with the 20 generators on this page−Under 3000 W: 67 of the 79 here have more watts
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Pulsar
Portable, Under 3000 W
+Portable design for moving between locations
+Provides both 120V and 12V outlets
+Uses a 71cc 2-cycle engine
−Under 3000 watts limits it to small loads
−Requires a 40:1 fuel mix with oil
$174.49
as of 11/04/2026 00:46 PST - DetailsProduct details
Pros+Portable design for moving between locations
+Provides both 120V and 12V outlets
+Uses a 71cc 2-cycle engine
Cons−Under 3000 watts limits it to small loads
−Requires a 40:1 fuel mix with oil
Compared with the 20 generators on this page−Under 3000 W: 67 of the 79 here have more watts
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Westinghouse
Portable, 5001 to 9000 W
+Portable design can be moved to where power is needed
+Transfer switch ready for connection to home circuits
+30A outlet for RV use
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WENSpec score 9.1
Portable, Dual Fuel, 5001 to 9000 W
+Dual fuel capability for gasoline or propane use
+Provides both 120V and 240V output
+RV-ready for recreational vehicle power
−Portable design is not an inverter generator
$623.17
as of 11/04/2026 07:41 PST - DetailsProduct details
Spec score9.1
Pros+Dual fuel capability for gasoline or propane use
+Provides both 120V and 240V output
+RV-ready for recreational vehicle power
+Built-in CO sensor for carbon monoxide monitoring
+Electric start for easier starting
Cons−Portable design is not an inverter generator
Compared with the 20 generators on this page+CO sensor: only 21 of 80 here have one
+Electric start: only 31 of 80 here have one
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DuroStarSpec score 8.7
Portable, Dual Fuel, Over 9000 W
+Dual fuel runs on gasoline or propane
+500cc engine for high power output
+Electric start for easy starting
−Heavy-duty size is less practical for easy carrying
No price recorded yet.
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Spec score8.7
Pros+Dual fuel runs on gasoline or propane
+500cc engine for high power output
+Electric start for easy starting
+Remote electric start for convenient operation
Cons−Heavy-duty size is less practical for easy carrying
Compared with the 20 generators on this page+Over 9000 W: the most watts of the 79 here
+Electric start: only 31 of 80 here have one
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WestinghouseSpec score 8.7
Portable, Tri Fuel, Over 9000 W
+Tri fuel capability for three fuel types
+Remote electric start for convenient operation
+Transfer-switch ready for home connection
−Not an inverter generator
$1,449.00
as of 11/04/2026 07:42 PST - DetailsProduct details
Spec score8.7
Pros+Tri fuel capability for three fuel types
+Remote electric start for convenient operation
+Transfer-switch ready for home connection
Cons−Not an inverter generator
Compared with the 20 generators on this page+Over 9000 W: the most watts of the 79 here
+Electric start: only 31 of 80 here have one
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GeneracSpec score 8.7
Portable, Gasoline, Over 9000 W
+Over 9,000 watts of output
+Electric start for convenience
+Runs on gasoline
−Portable design still requires manual setup and placement
No price recorded yet.
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Spec score8.7
Pros+Over 9,000 watts of output
+Electric start for convenience
+Runs on gasoline
Cons−Portable design still requires manual setup and placement
Compared with the 20 generators on this page+Over 9000 W: the most watts of the 79 here
+Electric start: only 31 of 80 here have one
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PulsarSpec score 8.7
Portable, Tri Fuel, Over 9000 W
+Tri fuel operation on gasoline, propane or natural gas
+Over 9000 watts for large loads
+Electric start for easier starting
−Portable generator, not an inverter model
−Not a standby unit for automatic whole-house backup
$1,498.00
as of 11/04/2026 00:46 PST - DetailsProduct details
Spec score8.7
Pros+Tri fuel operation on gasoline, propane or natural gas
+Over 9000 watts for large loads
+Electric start for easier starting
+Includes remote start
Cons−Portable generator, not an inverter model
−Not a standby unit for automatic whole-house backup
Compared with the 20 generators on this page+Over 9000 W: the most watts of the 79 here
+Electric start: only 31 of 80 here have one
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