DuroMax Portable Dual Fuel Generator, 13,000 Surge Watts, 10,500 Rated Watts, Electric Start, CARB Compliant, Model# XP13000EH

This generator puts out 13,000 surge watts and 10,500 running watts. You would need to check the amps and volts for the electric motor to determine the required wattage to run it. Volts times amps equals watts.

The hybrid (dual fuel) models are able to be run off multiple fuels such as propane or gasoline. The non hybrid models are only able to be run with gasoline.

The generator would have 100% copper windings/coils.

This generator is a dual fuel generator and can be run on gasoline or propane. The listing for natural gas is incorrect. It would not include the hose for propane.

The XP13000EH will not be affected by the below freezing temperatures. In extremely cold weather propane bottles might start freezing with extended runtimes. To fix this issue you can increase the propane tank size or use a propane tank warmer on the propane tank. You may also need to change the type of oil used in the generator per outside temperature.

This generator offers a 3 year consumer warranty and a one year commercial warranty through the manufacturer. An additional one year repair plan is offered on our web.

The XP13000EH will consume 99,750 BTU/HR at a 50% rated load, and 199,500 BTU/HR at a 100% rated load.

The gasoline tank capacity is 8.3 gallons. The XP13000EH will run for 8 hours on a 50% load on gasoline and 6 hours on a 50% load on a 40 pound propane tank. It will run 17 hours on 25% load on gasoline and 13 hours on a 40 pound propane tank at 25% load.

The cord and cord ends would not be included with the generator. See our item #63261 that would include the 30 amp transfer switch, the power inlet box and a 10 ft cord with the ends. For just a 20 ft cord you can look at item 100015 that would include the ends.

This generator will put out 13,000 surge watts and 10,500 continuous watts. To get full capacity from the generator you would want to use the 50A service for that, it is tied to the main breaker. The generator is rated at 87.5 amps on 120 volts, 43.75 amps on 240 volts. Using the 30A receptacle will only get 30 amps out on 120 or 240, that is the max the receptacle is rated for before it trips. You would need to use the 30A 4 prong, 30A 3 prong, 20A duplex to get full power on 120 volts if using it that way. .