Tri-fuel capability is this generator’s most significant practical advantage. By accepting gasoline, propane (LP), or natural gas, the Westinghouse ensures you’re never stranded without power due to fuel availability — a critical consideration during extended outages when gas stations may be closed or running low. Natural gas connection eliminates fuel storage concerns entirely, while propane and gasoline provide portable backup options. The running wattage is 22,500W on gas and adjusts accordingly on LP or natural gas.

The push-button electric start system with battery backup eliminates the physical effort of recoil starting on a large-displacement engine. A wireless remote start key fob extends convenient startup capability up to 165 feet away, allowing you to start the generator from inside the house. The 1,000cc Westinghouse OHV engine with cast iron cylinder sleeve is built for extended-duty operation — designed to handle the thermal demands of continuous whole-home power delivery for hours at a time.

The 12-hour run time at 50% load on a full tank allows overnight operation without refueling, and the built-in CO sensor adds critical safety protection by automatically shutting down the generator if carbon monoxide builds to dangerous levels near the machine.

Key Specifications:

• Peak Starting Watts: 28,000W (gasoline)
• Running Watts: 22,500W (gasoline)
• Fuel Types: Gasoline, propane (LP), natural gas (tri-fuel)
• Engine: 1,000cc Westinghouse OHV with cast iron sleeve
• Start: Electric push-button + wireless remote (165ft range)
• Run Time: Up to 12 hours at 50% load
• CO Safety: Built-in CO sensor with auto-shutoff

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