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Westinghouse portable inverter generators

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iGen5000DFc

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A dual-fuel inverter rated 3,900 W running on gasoline and 3,500 W on propane, with electric, remote and recoil start, wheels, a TT-30R receptacle and a CO Sensor shutdown. Westinghouse states it is not CARB compliant.

Running watts on gasoline
3900 W
Fuels documented
Gasoline or propane (LPG). 3.4 gal (12.8 L) gasoline tank; a propane regulator and hose is listed as included, for a separately supplied cylinder.
Unit weight
105.8 lb

Purchase packages
iGen5000DFc dual fuel with CO Sensor (US)

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How many running watts do you need, and on which fuel?

Running and starting watts are separate figures, and dual-fuel units publish lower propane ratings than gasoline ratings. Starting, peak, surge and maximum are the manufacturer's own words for the short-term figure, not a continuous rating.

Are the run time and noise figures on the same basis?

Manufacturers quote run time at 25 percent, 50 percent or rated load, and noise at a load and distance they may not state. Compare only figures with the same stated basis; an unstated basis is not equal to a stated one.

Which receptacles, CO system and emissions variant does the exact SKU have?

A TT-30R RV receptacle and an L5-30R twist-lock are different 30 A receptacles. Carbon monoxide shutoff systems carry brand names, and California-compliant versions are often separate SKUs from 49-state units.