DuroMax XP13750HXT 13,750-Watt Tri Fuel Portable Generator

Three fuel choices make the DuroMax XP13750HXT a practical answer when an outage lasts longer than expected. Run it on gasoline for maximum output, connect propane for easy fuel storage, or use a properly sized natural-gas supply when you want extended home-backup capability without handling cans and cylinders.

The XP13750HXT produces up to 13,750 starting watts and 11,000 running watts on gasoline. It is a real 120/240V generator with a 50-amp outlet, remote start, CO Alert shutdown, all-copper windings, and less than 5% total harmonic distortion. It is big enough for serious backup duty but still portable when you need to move it around the property.

Why choose the XP13750HXT?

• Factory Tri Fuel: gasoline, propane, or natural gas
• Gasoline: 13,750 peak / 11,000 running watts
• Propane: 13,000 peak / 10,500 running watts
• Natural gas: 11,250 peak / 9,250 running watts
• Remote start plus electric and recoil starting
• Home-backup connections: L14-30R and 14-50R
• Power quality: less than 5% THD
• Safety: CO Alert and low-oil shutdown
• Included hoses: 15-foot natural-gas hose and 4-foot propane hose with regulator
• 5-year DuroMax warranty

Best uses

• Home backup where natural gas is available during extended outages
• Hurricane and winter-storm preparation with three fuel options
• Operating refrigerators, lights, pumps, appliances, and selected HVAC loads
• Farms, workshops, construction sites, and remote properties
• Customers who want factory natural-gas capability without an aftermarket conversion

Output by fuel

Natural-gas output is lower than gasoline output, so size your loads using the natural-gas rating when that will be your main fuel.

Full specifications

What is included

XP13750HXT generator, wheel and handle kit, remote control, battery tender cord, 15-foot × 3/4-inch natural-gas hose, propane regulator and hose, oil funnel, spark plug wrench, tool set, and owner's manual.

Is the tri fuel model right for you?

Choose the XP13750HXT when natural gas is part of your backup plan. If you only need gasoline and propane, compare the DuroMax XP13750HX dual fuel generator. You can also browse our complete DuroMax and DuroStar generator collection.

Frequently asked questions

How much power does the XP13750HXT make on natural gas?

DuroMax rates it at 11,250 starting watts and 9,250 running watts on natural gas. The supply must meet the specified pressure and 209,000 BTU-per-hour full-load requirement.

Can it back up an entire house?

It can cover many major household circuits, but the answer depends on which loads run together and the starting demand of air conditioners, pumps, and motors. A licensed electrician should calculate the load and install the transfer equipment.

Does the natural-gas hose come with it?

Yes. The package includes a 15-foot × 3/4-inch natural-gas hose with quick-connect fittings, along with the propane hose and regulator.

Can it start a central air conditioner?

Many systems are within its capability, especially with load management or a compatible soft starter. Check the air conditioner's running and locked-rotor amperage before deciding.

Is this an inverter generator?

No. It is a conventional open-frame portable generator. The official specification lists total harmonic distortion below 5%.

Can I operate it in a garage with the door open?

No. Fuel-burning generators must be operated outdoors and positioned well away from openings and occupied spaces. Follow the owner's manual, CO-safety guidance, and local requirements.