Buying guide Portable generators
Portable generators by size, with verified picks
Size first, then pick. Every model here is checked against the maker's spec sheet and matched to its Amazon listing, then sorted into the same classes the calculator uses.
Size classes
| Class | Rated watts | Picks |
|---|---|---|
| Small inverter | 1,000 to 2,500 W | 2 verified |
| Small portable | 2,000 to 4,000 W | 2 verified |
| Mid inverter | 3,000 to 4,500 W | 2 verified |
| Mid portable | 4,000 to 7,000 W | 2 verified |
| Large inverter | 5,000 W and up | 2 verified |
| Large portable | 7,000 to 10,000 W | 2 verified |
| Extra-large portable | 10,000 W and up | 2 verified |
| For an RV | TT-30R or 14-50R | 8 listed |
| Battery power stations | under 1 kWh to 4 kWh and up | 7 verified |
| Home standby | 10 kW and up | Search links only |
| Hookup and safety gear | switches, cords, kits | 5 verified |
01 Inverter
Small inverter: 1,000 to 2,500 W
Plug-in loads, camping and light outage use. Our camping list needs 1,600 running and 1,600 starting watts.
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Honda EU2200i
1,800 running watts at 47.4 lb with a CO shutoff (CO-MINDER), for plug-in loads and camping.
- Running / peak
- 1,800 / 2,200 W on gas
- Fuel
- Gasoline
- Outlets
- 20A 125V duplex
- CO shutoff
- Yes (CO-MINDER)
- Weight
- 47.4 lb
- Noise
- 48 to 57 dB(A) (1/4 load to rated load), maker figure
- Model
- EU2200ITAN
- Listing
- Same model as the maker page
Not a fit for: 240 V loads; transfer switch hookup (no locking outlet); an RV 30 A plug without an adapter.
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1,900 running watts at 39 lb, the lightest gas generator we checked.
- Running / peak
- 1,900 / 2,350 W on gas
- Fuel
- Gasoline
- Outlets
- two 120V three-prong receptacles, 12V DC, two 5V USB
- CO shutoff
- Not stated on the maker page we read
- Weight
- 39 lb
- Noise
- 51 dB at quarter load, maker figure
- Listing
- Same model as the maker page
Not a fit for: 240 V loads; transfer switch hookup; an RV 30 A plug.
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02 Portable, open frame
Small portable: 2,000 to 4,000 W
The outage essentials list (3,300 running, 4,200 starting) lands in this class or the mid inverter class.
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Westinghouse WGen3600DFc
A 120 V dual fuel portable with an RV-ready TT-30R outlet and a CO sensor shutoff.
- Running / peak
- 3,600 / 4,650 W on gas
- On propane
- 3,240 / 4,180 W
- Fuel
- Gasoline or propane
- Outlets
- 120V duplex 5-20R, 120V L5-30R, 120V TT-30R (RV)
- CO shutoff
- Yes
- Weight
- 121.1 lb
- Noise
- 68 dBA, maker figure
- Listing
- Brand and specs match; confirm the model number on the listing
Not a fit for: any 240 V load or a 240 V transfer switch hookup (no L14-30R); whole-house backup.
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Has the 240 V L14-30R outlet that a 30 A transfer switch or interlock hookup needs.
- Running / peak
- 3,800 / 4,750 W on gas
- On propane
- 3,500 / 4,350 W
- Fuel
- Gasoline or propane
- Outlets
- two 120V GFCI 5-20R, 120/240V L14-30R, 12V DC
- CO shutoff
- Not stated on the maker page we read
- Weight
- Not stated
- Noise
- Not stated
- Listing
- Same model as the maker page
Not a fit for: an RV 30 A plug without an adapter (no TT-30R); central AC or whole-house backup.
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Dual fuel models make less on propane (Champion: about 10 percent less than gasoline). Each card lists both figures.
03 Inverter
Mid inverter: 3,000 to 4,500 W
The outage essentials list (3,300 running, 4,200 starting), and a 30 amp RV with a TT-30 plug.
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Champion 4000-Watt RV Ready Inverter
Under 49 lb with an RV TT-30R outlet (rated 25 A by the maker) and parallel outlets.
- Running / peak
- 3,000 / 4,000 W on gas
- Fuel
- Gasoline
- Outlets
- 120V 25A TT-30R (RV), 120V 20A duplex 5-20R, 12V, parallel outlets
- CO shutoff
- Yes (CO Shield)
- Weight
- Under 49 lb
- Noise
- 64 dBA at 23 ft, maker figure
- Model
- 201419 or 100809 (not shown on the Amazon card)
- Listing
- Brand and specs match; confirm the model number on the listing
Not a fit for: 240 V loads or transfer switch hookup. The maker rates its TT-30R at 25 A, so it does not deliver a full 30 A.
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A dual fuel inverter with an RV TT-30R outlet, 3,900 running watts and a CO sensor.
- Running / peak
- 3,900 / 5,000 W on gas
- On propane
- 3,500 / 4,500 W
- Fuel
- Gasoline or propane
- Outlets
- 120V duplex 5-20R, 120V TT-30R (RV), 2 USB
- CO shutoff
- Yes
- Weight
- 105.8 lb
- Noise
- 52 dBA, maker figure
- Listing
- Brand and specs match; confirm the model number on the listing
Not a fit for: 240 V loads or a 240 V transfer switch (120 V only).
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Dual fuel models make less on propane (Champion: about 10 percent less than gasoline). Each card lists both figures.
04 Portable, open frame
Mid portable: 4,000 to 7,000 W
A 30 amp transfer switch or interlock for a few circuits. Our 30 amp RV list needs 4,200 running and 5,900 starting watts.
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DuroMax XP5500HX
4,500 running watts with an L14-30 outlet for a 30 A transfer switch or interlock hookup.
- Running / peak
- 4,500 / 5,500 W on gas
- On propane
- 4,275 / 5,225 W
- Fuel
- Gasoline or propane
- Outlets
- 120V 20A GFCI 5-20, 120/240V L14-30, 2 USB
- CO shutoff
- Yes, per the maker's spec table
- Weight
- 128 lb
- Noise
- 69 dB, maker figure
- Listing
- Same model as the maker page
Not a fit for: whole-house backup; a TT-30R RV outlet is not confirmed on the maker page read.
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Fits both a 30 A home hookup (L14-30R) and an RV TT-30 plug, with a CO sensor shutoff.
- Running / peak
- 5,300 / 6,500 W on gas
- On propane
- 4,800 / 5,800 W
- Fuel
- Gasoline or propane
- Outlets
- 120V duplex 5-20R, 120/240V L14-30R, 120V TT-30R (RV)
- CO shutoff
- Yes
- Weight
- 135.6 lb
- Noise
- 68 dBA, maker figure
- Listing
- Brand and specs match; confirm the model number on the listing
Not a fit for: whole-house backup; any hookup that needs a 50 A outlet.
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Dual fuel models make less on propane (Champion: about 10 percent less than gasoline). Each card lists both figures.
05 Inverter
Large inverter: 5,000 W and up
A 30 A transfer switch hookup from an inverter.
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WEN DF680iX
A dual fuel inverter with both an L14-30R and an RV TT-30R, plus a CO shutoff (CO Watchdog).
- Running / peak
- 5,100 / 6,800 W on gas
- On propane
- 4,500 / 6,000 W
- Fuel
- Gasoline or propane
- Outlets
- 120/240V L14-30R, two 120V 5-20R, 120V TT-30R (RV), 12V DC, two 5V USB
- CO shutoff
- Yes (CO Watchdog)
- Weight
- Not stated
- Noise
- 64 dB at quarter load, maker figure
- Listing
- Same model as the maker page
Not a fit for: A 50 A inlet or a 50 A RV plug.
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5,500 running watts with a 30 A 120/240 V locking outlet for a transfer switch hookup.
- Running / peak
- 5,500 / 7,000 W on gas
- Fuel
- Gasoline
- Outlets
- two 20A 125V GFCI duplex, 30A 125V locking, 30A 125/250V locking
- CO shutoff
- Yes (CO-MINDER)
- Weight
- 263.2 lb
- Noise
- 52 to 58 dB(A) (1/4 load to rated load), maker figure
- Model
- EU7000iSNAC (50 state)
- Listing
- Brand and specs match; confirm the model number on the listing
Not a fit for: an RV TT-30 plug without an adapter (no TT-30R listed); a 50 A inlet; carrying by hand.
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Dual fuel models make less on propane (Champion: about 10 percent less than gasoline). Each card lists both figures.
06 Portable, open frame
Large portable: 7,000 to 10,000 W
Champion's 5,000 to 7,500 W house essentials plus headroom, and our 50 amp RV list (7,800 running, 9,500 starting).
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Westinghouse WGen7500DFc
7,500 running watts and an L14-30R outlet for essential circuits through a transfer switch.
- Running / peak
- 7,500 / 9,500 W on gas
- On propane
- 6,750 / 8,550 W
- Fuel
- Gasoline or propane
- Outlets
- two 120V duplex 5-20R, 120/240V L14-30R, 2 USB
- CO shutoff
- Yes
- Weight
- 202.1 lb
- Noise
- 72 dBA, maker figure
- Listing
- Brand and specs match; confirm the model number on the listing
Not a fit for: RV hookup (the maker lists RV Ready: No, and there is no TT-30R); a 50 A inlet.
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Adds a 50 A 14-50R outlet, so it fits a 50 A inlet or a 50 A RV plug.
- Running / peak
- 9,500 / 12,500 W on gas
- On propane
- 8,500 / 11,200 W
- Fuel
- Gasoline or propane
- Outlets
- two 120V GFCI 5-20R, 120/240V L14-30R, 120/240V 14-50R (50A)
- CO shutoff
- Yes
- Weight
- 221 lb
- Noise
- 74 dBA, maker figure
- Listing
- Brand and specs match; confirm the model number on the listing
Not a fit for: whole-house backup when the running load is above 9,500 W; a TT-30 RV plug without an adapter.
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Dual fuel models make less on propane (Champion: about 10 percent less than gasoline). Each card lists both figures.
07 Portable, open frame
Extra-large portable: 10,000 W and up
Essentials plus central air: the essentials list with a 3 ton unit needs 7,200 running and 9,900 starting watts. Near the portable ceiling; pair it with an interlock or transfer switch.
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DuroMax XP13000EH
10,500 running watts with both 30 A and 50 A outlets for a larger home hookup.
- Running / peak
- 10,500 / 13,000 W on gas
- On propane
- 10,000 / 12,500 W
- Fuel
- Gasoline or propane
- Outlets
- 120V 20A GFCI 5-20, 120V L5-30, 120/240V L14-30, 120/240V 14-50 (50A), 12V DC
- CO shutoff
- Yes, per the maker's spec table
- Weight
- 234 lb
- Noise
- 74 dB, maker figure
- Listing
- Same model as the maker page
Not a fit for: carrying by hand (234 lb dry); quiet campgrounds.
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The highest running watts of the portables we checked: 14,500 W on gas, with a 50 A outlet.
- Running / peak
- 14,500 / 18,000 W on gas
- On propane
- 13,000 / 16,000 W
- Fuel
- Gasoline or propane
- Outlets
- two 120V GFCI 5-20R, 120V 30A L5-30, 120/240V 30A L14-30R, 120/240V 50A 14-50R, 2 USB
- CO shutoff
- Yes
- Weight
- 352 lb (from the sister model page and the listing)
- Noise
- as low as 74 dBA, maker figure
- Listing
- Same model as the maker page
Not a fit for: moving by hand; anyone who needs automatic start in an outage (that is a standby unit).
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Dual fuel models make less on propane (Champion: about 10 percent less than gasoline). Each card lists both figures.
08 RV use
For an RV: match the outlet
Cummins: a 30 amp shore cord is 120 V, so 3,600 W at most; a 50 amp cord is 240 V, so 12,000 W. These picks are the ones above with the matching outlet, confirmed on the maker page.
30 amp (TT-30R)
- Champion 4000-Watt RV Ready Inverter: 3,000 W running, 4,000 W peak
- Westinghouse WGen3600DFc: 3,600 W running, 4,650 W peak
- Westinghouse iGen5000DFc: 3,900 W running, 5,000 W peak
- WEN DF680iX: 5,100 W running, 6,800 W peak
- Westinghouse WGen5300DFcv: 5,300 W running, 6,500 W peak
Champion rates its TT-30R at 25 A, so it does not deliver a full 30 A.
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- Westinghouse WGen9500DFc: 9,500 W running, 12,500 W peak
- DuroMax XP13000EH: 10,500 W running, 13,000 W peak
- Westinghouse WGen14500DFc: 14,500 W running, 18,000 W peak
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See 50 amp RV generators on Amazon (opens Amazon in a new tab)Whether the air conditioner starts depends on its own surge: our 30 amp list needs 5,900 starting watts. Use the RV 30 amp preset or the RV 50 amp preset.
09 Battery power stations
Power stations: quiet, indoors, limited
Consumer Reports says power stations are the only type of generator that can be used indoors safely. It also says they will not run a well pump, and once the battery is empty you need sun or grid power to recharge.
Power station: under 1 kWh
For phones, a router, a laptop and lights. Not for a microwave, space heater or sump pump.
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BLUETTI Elite 30 V2
288 Wh at 9.48 lb for phones, a router, a laptop and lights, with no fumes indoors.
- Capacity
- 288 Wh
- AC output
- 600 W rated (no surge figure quoted)
- Outlets
- 9 outlets in total (AC count not confirmed on the page read)
- Weight
- 9.48 lb
- Listing
- Same model as the maker page
Not a fit for: anything over 600 W running, such as a space heater, microwave or sump pump.
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Power station: 1 to 2 kWh
Enough surge for a typical refrigerator start, indoors, with no fumes.
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Jackery Explorer 1000 v2
1,070 Wh at 23.8 lb, with a 3,000 W surge rating that covers a typical refrigerator start.
- Capacity
- 1,070 Wh
- AC output
- 1,500 W rated, 3,000 W surge
- Outlets
- three 120V AC, USB-C, USB-A, car outlet
- Weight
- 23.8 lb
- Listing
- Same model as the maker page
Not a fit for: 240 V loads; well pumps; central AC; multi-day outages without recharging.
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Six AC outlets and 1,800 W rated output; grows to 2,112 Wh with the BP1000 battery.
- Capacity
- 1,056 Wh
- AC output
- 1,800 W rated, 2,400 W surge
- Outlets
- 6 AC, 2 USB-A, 2 USB-C, car outlet
- Expands
- to 2,112 Wh with the BP1000 battery
- Weight
- 28.44 lb
- Listing
- Same model as the maker page
Not a fit for: 240 V loads; well pumps; central AC.
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Power station: 2 to 4 kWh
More watt-hours for 120 V essentials; check the rated output against your running total.
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Jackery Explorer 2000 v2
2,042 Wh with 2,200 W rated output (4,400 W surge) at 39.5 lb.
- Capacity
- 2,042 Wh
- AC output
- 2,200 W rated, 4,400 W surge
- Outlets
- three 120V AC (18.3A), USB-C, USB-A
- Weight
- 39.5 lb
- Listing
- Same model as the maker page
Not a fit for: 240 V loads; transfer switch hookup (no 30 A outlet listed).
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3,072 Wh with a 30 A AC outlet; grows to 11 kWh with extra batteries.
- Capacity
- 3,072 Wh
- AC output
- 3,600 W rated, 7,200 W surge
- Outlets
- 120V AC: four 20A outlets and one 30A outlet
- Expands
- to 11 kWh with two DELTA Pro 3 Extra Batteries
- Weight
- 72.1 lb
- Listing
- Same model as the maker page
Not a fit for: 240 V loads (120 V output listed).
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Power station: expandable, 4 kWh and up
Systems that grow with extra batteries. The class search mixes in smaller units, so check the capacity on each listing.
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EcoFlow DELTA Pro
3,600 Wh that grows to 25 kWh with extra batteries and a second unit.
- Capacity
- 3,600 Wh
- AC output
- 3,600 W rated (no surge figure quoted)
- Outlets
- AC outlets (US count not confirmed on the page read)
- Expands
- 3.6 to 25 kWh with Smart Extra Batteries and a second unit
- Weight
- 99 lb
- Listing
- Same model as the maker page
Not a fit for: buyers who need 240 V from a single unit (not confirmed on the page read).
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5,040 Wh with 120/240 V output and a 30 A outlet that can feed a transfer switch.
- Capacity
- 5,040 Wh
- AC output
- 7,200 W rated, 14,400 W surge
- Outlets
- four 120V 20A, one L14-30R/14-50 120/240V 30A
- Expands
- to 60 kWh (2 units plus 10 expansion packs, maker)
- Weight
- 134.5 lb
- Listing
- Same model as the maker page
Not a fit for: carrying by hand (about 134.5 lb); a full 50 A RV draw (the 240 V outlet is rated 30 A).
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10 Home standby
Home standby: explained, not sold
Standby units are permanent installs fed by natural gas or propane and wired through a transfer switch, a job for a licensed installer under local permit rules. We do not pick a model; size with an electrician's load calculation and see whole house sizing.
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11 Hookup and safety gear
Hookup and safety gear
Connecting to house wiring takes a transfer switch or an approved interlock installed by a licensed electrician. Never plug a generator into a wall outlet; the safety rules explain why.
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Manual transfer switches
Feeds chosen circuits from a 30 A generator outlet. An electrician installs it; most places need a permit and an inspection (Generac).
Generac HomeLink 30A Transfer Switch (6852)
A 30 A manual transfer switch for a portable generator, with 8 circuits pre-wired. A licensed electrician installs it.
- What it is
- 30 A manual transfer switch for a portable generator; powers selected hard-wired circuits. The maker page sells the generator cord and power inlet box separately.
- Listing
- Same model as the maker page
Not a fit for: 50 A hookups; wiring by anyone who is not a licensed electrician. Hire one, and check your local permit rules.
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Interlock kits
A bracket that keeps the main breaker and the generator breaker from being on together. The search shows kits sold by panel brand; match your panel and ask an electrician whether it meets local code.
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For generators with an L14-30R outlet feeding a 30 A inlet or switch.
Champion 25 ft 30A Generator Cord (100395)
25 ft of 10 AWG cord, L14-30 plug to L14-30 connector: the cord a 30 A inlet or switch takes.
- What it is
- 25 ft, 10 AWG, 30 A, 125/250 V, L14-30 plug to L14-30 connector.
- Listing
- Brand and specs match; confirm the model number on the listing
Not a fit for: generators with only a 14-50R or TT-30R; 50 A hookups.
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50 amp generator cords
For 14-50R outlets. The listings are lesser-known brands; check the plug and connector types.
See 50 amp generator cords on Amazon (opens Amazon in a new tab)Carbon monoxide alarms
CPSC: battery-operated or battery-backup CO alarms on every level, certified to UL 2034, IAS 6-96 or CSA 6.19.01.
See carbon monoxide alarms on Amazon (opens Amazon in a new tab)Generator running covers
Follow your generator's manual on wet weather. CPSC says to run it under an open, canopy-like structure on a dry surface; Honda and Generac say not to run it in the rain.
Westinghouse WGenTent Running Cover
A running cover for open frame units with an 80 to 107 inch perimeter. A cover does not make wet-weather use safe.
- What it is
- Fits Westinghouse open frame generators up to and including the 11500 Series and the ecoGen10000; universal fit for open frame generators with an 80 to 107 inch perimeter (length x2 plus width x2, excluding wheels); 4.4 lb.
- Listing
- Same model as the maker page
Not a fit for: enclosed inverters; the WGen14500DFc (above the 11500 Series).
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Propane hoses
Match the hose to what your generator's manual names; many results are grill and RV hoses.
See propane hoses on Amazon (opens Amazon in a new tab)Tri fuel generators
A tri fuel unit runs on gasoline, propane or natural gas. Champion states that output drops by about 10 percent on propane and 10 to 15 percent on natural gas, so size against the fuel you will actually run. We have not verified a specific tri fuel model yet, so this is a class search only: check the rated watts for each fuel on the listing.
See all tri fuel portable generators on Amazon (opens Amazon in a new tab)Fuel stabilizer
Gasoline left in a tank between outages goes stale. Follow your generator manual for storage; most makers say to add a stabilizer to fresh fuel or to run the carburetor dry before storing. Class search only.
See fuel stabilizer on Amazon (opens Amazon in a new tab)Parallel kits
Kits are brand-specific: two matching inverters only.
Champion 50A ParaLINK Parallel Kit (100319)
Links two Champion inverters of 2,800 W or larger and adds a 14-50R outlet.
- What it is
- Links two Champion inverters of 2,800 W or larger; 120V 50A RV (14-50R) and 120V 30A locking (L5-30R) outlets with breakers.
- Listing
- Brand and specs match; confirm the model number on the listing
Not a fit for: other brands; open frame generators.
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Links two parallel-capable WEN inverters for up to 6,000 W.
- What it is
- Up to 50 A and 6,000 W; one 14-50R 50A 120V and one L5-30R 30A 120V outlet; 7 ft reach.
- Listing
- Same model as the maker page
Not a fit for: other brands; 240 V output (WEN sells a separate 240V kit, GNA240i, not checked).
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How we choose
We do not test generators. Each model's specs come only from the maker's own page or spec sheet, and its Amazon listing was matched by title, brand and model on October 17, 2026. Where a listing does not show the model number, the card says so. We sort picks by running watts on gasoline, the number the calculator sizes against, and every class has a search link so a sold-out model never leaves you at a dead end. We leave out unbranded listings whose specs we could not check against a maker spec sheet, used and renewed listings, prices, star ratings and badges.
Buying questions
Inverter or open frame generator?
Inverters make cleaner power. Champion says its conventional portables put out about 12 to 20 percent total harmonic distortion (THD) depending on load, and recommends its inverters (under 3 percent) for things like a UPS battery backup, a pellet stove or a high efficiency furnace control board. If you are unsure what a device needs, ask its maker.
Is dual fuel worth it?
It lets you run on propane as well as gasoline, at a cost in output: Champion says propane typically delivers about 10 percent less wattage than gasoline. The Westinghouse WGen5300DFcv, for example, is rated 5,300 W running on gas and 4,800 W on propane. Size against the propane figure if propane is your plan.
What does a CO shutoff do?
The maker says the engine shuts off when its sensor detects rising carbon monoxide. CPSC says to look for the feature, and Consumer Reports only tests generators that have it. It does not make indoor use safe: WEN says the sensor is not a replacement for indoor, battery-operated CO alarms. Run any fuel generator outside, at least 20 feet from the house.
Why no prices or star ratings?
Prices and ratings go stale within hours and we cannot verify them, so we leave them to the Amazon listing. What we can verify is the maker's spec sheet, which is what every card here shows.
