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product_id: 707778783
title: "Westinghouse 13500 Peak Watt Dual Fuel Home Backup Portable Generator, Remote Electric Start, Transfer Switch Ready, Gas and Propane Powered"
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price: "€ 2034.14"
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# 13500 Peak Watts Dual Fuel: Gas & Propane Up to 19 Hours Runtime Westinghouse 13500 Peak Watt Dual Fuel Home Backup Portable Generator, Remote Electric Start, Transfer Switch Ready, Gas and Propane Powered

**Brand:** westinghouse
**Price:** € 2034.14
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🔋 Power your peace of mind—any fuel, anytime, anywhere.

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Westinghouse 13500 Peak Watt Dual Fuel Home Backup Portable Generator, Remote Electric Start, Transfer Switch Ready, Gas and Propane Powered by westinghouse
- **How much does it cost?** € 2034.14 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.ie](https://www.desertcart.ie/products/707778783-westinghouse-13500-peak-watt-dual-fuel-home-backup-portable-generator)

## Best For

- westinghouse enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted westinghouse brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Fuel Flexibility:** Seamlessly switch between gasoline and propane for ultimate convenience and fuel security.
- • **Ready for Anything:** Transfer switch ready with multiple GFCI outlets and rugged wheels for easy mobility and instant backup.
- • **Built to Last & Safe:** Heavy-duty 500cc engine with cast iron sleeve, automatic low oil & CO shutdown for peace of mind.
- • **Powerhouse Performance:** Delivers 13,500 peak watts & 10,500 running watts to keep your home fully powered.
- • **Effortless Remote Start:** Start your generator from anywhere with the included key fob—no more cold mornings fumbling with pull cords.

## Overview

The Westinghouse 13500 Peak Watt Dual Fuel Portable Generator offers robust, reliable power with 13,500 peak watts and 10,500 running watts on gasoline, plus propane compatibility. Featuring a heavy-duty 500cc 4-stroke engine, remote electric start with key fob, and up to 19 hours runtime on a 9.5-gallon tank, it’s designed for seamless home backup. Safety features include automatic low oil and carbon monoxide shutdowns, while transfer switch readiness and multiple GFCI outlets ensure easy integration with your home. Durable, portable, and backed by a 3-year warranty, this generator is the ultimate power solution for professionals who demand reliability and convenience.

## Description

The Westinghouse WGen10500DFc Dual Fuel Portable Generator with CO Sensor produces up to 13,500 peak watts and 10,500 running watts, the WGen10500DFc is a dual fuel generator that operates on gasoline, propane (LPG), or natural gas. The heavy duty 500cc 4-Stroke OHV Westinghouse Engine is constructed of a durable cast iron sleeve and runs for up to 19 hours on a 9.5 gallon (36 L) gas tank, keeping you powered through the day with built-in fuel gauge, automatic low oil shutdown, and GFCI outlets. Push-Button Electric Start makes starting the WGen10500DFc effortless while the remote start key fob offers added ease from a distance. Its intuitive control panel spotlights the Transfer Switch Ready L14-30R and larger 14-50R to power your major appliances like the air conditioner, refrigerator, and sump pump as well as any lights or entertainment centers all at the same time with a single cord hookup. VFT Data Center displays volt output, frequency, and lifetime hours to keep you up to date with real-time information and regular maintenance. Conveniently portable with an included set of heavy duty never-flat wheels, handle, and lift bracket, it'll have your house, travel trailer, or jobsite powered in seconds. The WGen10500DFc is complete with a 3-Year Limited Warranty and Lifetime Technical Support backed by our nationwide customer service and support network.

Review: Real nice generator. - Arrived sooner than expected. No damage, packed real good. Minor assembly and no missing parts. Took me about 15 minutes to unbox, put on the wheels and front legs, plug in battery quick connects, and another 10 minutes to fill with the provided oil. The battery already had a full charge. I like that this has a printed manual and is easy to understand. There are clearly marked warnings about put oil in first and exhaust precautions. The trickle charger that comes with it will plug right into the dash but the battery came fully charged. Generator started right up. I broke it in as suggested about 6 hours varying the load and never going over about 25% full operating load during this break in time. The fob started it and works good. It even fired right up with the recoil pull starter. Very good generator. Be sure when you are fully ready to start this thing that you have the main breaker on 1 and the gas valve open. (I have not tried propane yet but i doubt there will be any issues using it.) This generator is heavy for me but I am older than 70 and live in the forest. No flat land or concrete. The pre installed lift up frame mounted handle makes it a whole lot easier moving around. The build quality is impressive. The wheels are solid. I have no doubt this unit will serve me well. You take care of it, and it will take care of you when needed.
Review: Lots of Power and easy to use - OK, the 9500 (gas only) at 200 lbs is heavy, (but then, no more than the 14 y/o 7700 QueenBee it replaced). Wheels were a tad tricky to install, but only a minor issue. Once on and upright it's easy to move and maneuver. I connected the battery (just a plug connection, not having to wire the battery as the instructions indicated), added the oil provided, and gas, then ran it for a few hours to break it in, then shut it down, refilled the gas tank and hooked up the battery charger, and put the cover on to wait for when it might be needed. This morning I awoke to power and cable outage, so I cleared the main breaker, turned on the generator (the cover had blown off during the night), made sure the gas-cock was "on", set the choke and hit the start button. It turned over, but failed to start, and after a couple seconds, shut off.. then much to my surprise, tried starting again, and failed again, then tried again... twice more, and she fired up! That repeat attempt thing I wasn't expecting. After a few seconds it settled down, choke automatically reset, so I hooked up the 30amp pig-tail, closed the feed breaker to the house, and then closed the breaker on the generator. Voila.. I've been running on the generator for a couple hours now, was able to fix a breve' and bring up the computers. Internet cable was also out, so I fired up my cellular internet 'hot spot' and connected that way - checked power and cable outage websites and repair status. As suspected, there's a tree down somewhere in my neighborhood - crew on-site, estimated repair time in another couple hours. No problem, full tank of gas should cover that easily. Unit is surprisingly quiet (much more so than the old one), which I'm sure the neighbors appreciated at 05:30 AM. Only niggly is that the unit runs at about 63 hertz (cycles per second) so your electric clocks, which time off the expected frequency of 60 hz will gain a few minutes an hour. (Freq is adjustable with a screw above the carburetor .) As I typed this, I noticed internet cable just came back, so maybe the crews are done and power is back already. If so, great - this was a good "test-outage" and I'm quite pleased with the results. In summary, easy to set up, and easy to use, and it does the job - runs my entire 2400 sf house (including electric baseboard heaters). Life is good. Off to see if power is also back, and I can put the generator "back to bed" now.. ------------------ UPDATE: 11/23/24 - Lost commercial power 4 days ago ("Bomb cyclone" hit and just trashed the area), fired up the generator, and it has been running continuously now ever since. I have a battery-powered Deway siphon pump (available on desertcart) with hose that transfers gas from the gas cans directly into the generator tank without spillage, so I don't have to shut down the generator to refuel it. Power company thinks it will have power back in a couple more days (we'll see, they said that two days ago too), meanwhile I've got six 5-gallon gas cans, each one providing around 9 hours of run time. They've been refilled once already (once I found an open gas station), looks like I'll be making a run to fill them up again this afternoon, which should get me through until we get power back "in a couple days". OK, if so I'll burn @ $300 in gas over the week without commercial power but with two refrigerator/freezers full, the food I won't have to throw away is worth quite a bit more than that. Pro-Tip: If power has been off for awhile, and you have electric baseboard heaters, water heater, refrigerators, etc. it may be necessary to turn off the breakers to the heaters when first connecting to the generator until the refrigerator and water heater reach operating temp, and then bring on one bank of heaters at a time to avoid overloading the generator if everything powers up at the same time. I have a wood-stove insert in the fireplace w/fan that heats the main part of the house, so I could just leave the baseboard heater banks off when I had a smaller-output generator. And VERY IMPORTANT - use fresh gas, and stabilize any gas that will sit for awhile in gas cans or the generator. When shutting down, turn off the gas cock and let the unit run until the generator stalls to empty the carburetor, for non-use "storage". Warranty won't cover a gummed-up carburetor. Meanwhile the 9500 just keeps chugging along - pretty quiet, keeping us warm and comfortable. This is a good unit.

## Features

- 13500 Peak Watts, 10500 Running Watts (Gasoline); 12500 Peak Watts, 9500 Running Watts (Propane); Remote Start With Included Key Fob, Electric and Recoil Start; Up to 19 Hours of Run Time on a 9.5 Gallon Fuel Tank With Fuel Gauge
- Features Two GFCI 120V 5–20R Standard Household Receptacle, One Transfer Switch Ready 120V L14-30R, and One RV Ready 120/240V 14–50R; All Outlets Have Rubber Covers for Added Safety
- Powered by a Heavy Duty 500cc Westinghouse 4-Stroke OHV Engine Featuring a Long-Lasting Cast Iron Sleeve With Automatic Low Oil and Carbon Monoxide (CO) Shutdown, and Digital Hour Meter
- Plug-and-Play: Comes With a Remote Start Key Fob, 12V Battery Charger, Oil, and Oil Funnel, a Tool Kit, and a User’s Manual to Get You Started Right Out of the Box (Minimal Assembly Required)
- All Westinghouse Portable Generators are Functionally Tested in the Factory and May Contain Minimum Residual Oil and/or Fuel Odor; EPA Compliant; Backed By 3-Year Limited Service, Labor, and Parts Coverage and Nationwide Customer Service Network

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B0DXX3D6WC |
| Additional Features | Automatic Voltage Regulation, CO Sensor, Dual Fuel, Electric Start, Fuel Gauge, Hour Meter, Overload Protection, USB Port |
| Best Sellers Rank | #1,747 in Patio, Lawn & Garden ( See Top 100 in Patio, Lawn & Garden ) #12 in Outdoor Generators |
| Brand | Westinghouse |
| Brand Name | Westinghouse |
| Color | Blue |
| Customer Reviews | 4.7 out of 5 stars 27,401 Reviews |
| Engine Displacement | 500 Cubic Centimeters |
| Engine Type | 4 Stroke |
| Fuel Type | Gasoline, Liquefied Petroleum Gas |
| Ignition System Type | electric start |
| Included Components | Assembly Wrench, Battery Charger, Engine Oil & Funnel, Key FOB, Owner's Manual, Quick-Start Guide, Warranty |
| Item Dimensions L x W x H | 22"L x 29.5"W x 24.2"H |
| Item Height | 24.2 inches |
| Item Type Name | Open Frame Generators |
| Item Weight | 230 Pounds |
| Manufacturer | Westinghouse Outdoor Power Equipment |
| Material Type | Metal (Steel/Iron), Rubber |
| Model Name | Open Frame Generators |
| Model Number | WGen10500DFc |
| Output Wattage | 13500 |
| Power Source | Fuel Powered |
| Recommended Uses For Product | Residential |
| Running Wattage | 10500 Watts |
| Runtime | 19 hours |
| Starting Wattage | 13500 Watts |
| Tank Volume | 9.5 Gallons |
| Total Power Outlets | 4 |
| UPC | 850060639807 |
| Voltage | 240 Volts |
| Warranty Description | 3 Year Limited Warranty |
| Wattage | 13500 watts |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Westinghouse
- **Wattage:** 13500 watts
- **Fuel Type:** Gasoline, Liquefied Petroleum Gas
- **Power Source:** Fuel Powered
- **Recommended Uses For Product:** Residential
- **Item Weight:** 230 Pounds
- **Voltage:** 240 Volts
- **Output Wattage:** 13500
- **Special Feature:** Automatic Voltage Regulation, CO Sensor, Dual Fuel, Electric Start, Fuel Gauge, Hour Meter, Overload Protection, USB Port
- **Included Components:** Assembly Wrench, Battery Charger, Engine Oil & Funnel, Key FOB, Owner's Manual, Quick-Start Guide, Warranty

## Images

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## Available Options

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Real nice generator.
*by M***. on December 6, 2025*

Arrived sooner than expected. No damage, packed real good. Minor assembly and no missing parts. Took me about 15 minutes to unbox, put on the wheels and front legs, plug in battery quick connects, and another 10 minutes to fill with the provided oil. The battery already had a full charge. I like that this has a printed manual and is easy to understand. There are clearly marked warnings about put oil in first and exhaust precautions. The trickle charger that comes with it will plug right into the dash but the battery came fully charged. Generator started right up. I broke it in as suggested about 6 hours varying the load and never going over about 25% full operating load during this break in time. The fob started it and works good. It even fired right up with the recoil pull starter. Very good generator. Be sure when you are fully ready to start this thing that you have the main breaker on 1 and the gas valve open. (I have not tried propane yet but i doubt there will be any issues using it.) This generator is heavy for me but I am older than 70 and live in the forest. No flat land or concrete. The pre installed lift up frame mounted handle makes it a whole lot easier moving around. The build quality is impressive. The wheels are solid. I have no doubt this unit will serve me well. You take care of it, and it will take care of you when needed.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Lots of Power and easy to use
*by S***Y on November 15, 2021*

OK, the 9500 (gas only) at 200 lbs is heavy, (but then, no more than the 14 y/o 7700 QueenBee it replaced). Wheels were a tad tricky to install, but only a minor issue. Once on and upright it's easy to move and maneuver. I connected the battery (just a plug connection, not having to wire the battery as the instructions indicated), added the oil provided, and gas, then ran it for a few hours to break it in, then shut it down, refilled the gas tank and hooked up the battery charger, and put the cover on to wait for when it might be needed. This morning I awoke to power and cable outage, so I cleared the main breaker, turned on the generator (the cover had blown off during the night), made sure the gas-cock was "on", set the choke and hit the start button. It turned over, but failed to start, and after a couple seconds, shut off.. then much to my surprise, tried starting again, and failed again, then tried again... twice more, and she fired up! That repeat attempt thing I wasn't expecting. After a few seconds it settled down, choke automatically reset, so I hooked up the 30amp pig-tail, closed the feed breaker to the house, and then closed the breaker on the generator. Voila.. I've been running on the generator for a couple hours now, was able to fix a breve' and bring up the computers. Internet cable was also out, so I fired up my cellular internet 'hot spot' and connected that way - checked power and cable outage websites and repair status. As suspected, there's a tree down somewhere in my neighborhood - crew on-site, estimated repair time in another couple hours. No problem, full tank of gas should cover that easily. Unit is surprisingly quiet (much more so than the old one), which I'm sure the neighbors appreciated at 05:30 AM. Only niggly is that the unit runs at about 63 hertz (cycles per second) so your electric clocks, which time off the expected frequency of 60 hz will gain a few minutes an hour. (Freq is adjustable with a screw above the carburetor .) As I typed this, I noticed internet cable just came back, so maybe the crews are done and power is back already. If so, great - this was a good "test-outage" and I'm quite pleased with the results. In summary, easy to set up, and easy to use, and it does the job - runs my entire 2400 sf house (including electric baseboard heaters). Life is good. Off to see if power is also back, and I can put the generator "back to bed" now.. ------------------ UPDATE: 11/23/24 - Lost commercial power 4 days ago ("Bomb cyclone" hit and just trashed the area), fired up the generator, and it has been running continuously now ever since. I have a battery-powered Deway siphon pump (available on Amazon) with hose that transfers gas from the gas cans directly into the generator tank without spillage, so I don't have to shut down the generator to refuel it. Power company thinks it will have power back in a couple more days (we'll see, they said that two days ago too), meanwhile I've got six 5-gallon gas cans, each one providing around 9 hours of run time. They've been refilled once already (once I found an open gas station), looks like I'll be making a run to fill them up again this afternoon, which should get me through until we get power back "in a couple days". OK, if so I'll burn @ $300 in gas over the week without commercial power but with two refrigerator/freezers full, the food I won't have to throw away is worth quite a bit more than that. Pro-Tip: If power has been off for awhile, and you have electric baseboard heaters, water heater, refrigerators, etc. it may be necessary to turn off the breakers to the heaters when first connecting to the generator until the refrigerator and water heater reach operating temp, and then bring on one bank of heaters at a time to avoid overloading the generator if everything powers up at the same time. I have a wood-stove insert in the fireplace w/fan that heats the main part of the house, so I could just leave the baseboard heater banks off when I had a smaller-output generator. And VERY IMPORTANT - use fresh gas, and stabilize any gas that will sit for awhile in gas cans or the generator. When shutting down, turn off the gas cock and let the unit run until the generator stalls to empty the carburetor, for non-use "storage". Warranty won't cover a gummed-up carburetor. Meanwhile the 9500 just keeps chugging along - pretty quiet, keeping us warm and comfortable. This is a good unit.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ As expected - matched highly rated reviews
*by J***. on July 14, 2023*

Received the Westinghouse WGen9500DF Generator and immediately unboxed and assembled. Although the box had a good-sized tear in the side, the contents of the inside of the box were unharmed. The Amazon delivery people had a hard time getting it out of the truck because unlike other transport providers, whoever loaded up their truck did not place items from rear to front in the order of delivery. Instead my generator was towards the front of the truck so the delivery staff had to spend a good 30 minutes re-arranging the contacts of the truck in order to get access to my generator. The box is extremely heavy so I am surprised the generator is not palletized which could eliminate damage? While unboxing I noticed some of the cardboard and plastic wrap was drenched in oil which was initially concerning. However, once I got the unit out of the box and wiped down things were fine. There are plenty of warnings in the manual and tags on the unit indicating the generator is shipped without engine oil so my worries were unfounded. only some minor scratches on the frame which I can touch-up with spray paint. Other than that the unit looked flawless. Assembly was a breeze and took a whole 10 minutes (install two wheels, two foot pads, add oil which is supplied, and add gas). Looked over the manual and had the unit running within 30 minutes of unboxing. Tested both the push-button start and remote start. Placed the unit under a light load in my garage and seemed to work fine. Pending installing a 50A outlet running from the outside of our home to a manual transfer switch which I have yet to receive and install. Decided to utilize the included battery charger to charge overnight until the LED went from red (Charging) to green (Charged). The unit has a nice fold-down handle which makes wheeling it around very simple, even for my wife. My plan is to store it in the garage, then when we lose power (maybe once or twice a year here in WI), wheel it outside, plug it into the outlet (well inlet really), get it running then manage the transfer switch depending on where we need power. I sized the unit (9500W running on gas) to twice the load we plan to power during an outage. I have done the math (both for peak inrush and running currents) and plan on loading it with a fridge, a freezer, a well pump, garage door opener(s), furnace (for winter outages), and a portable air conditioner unit (for summer if needed), lastly some minimal lighting and outlets for low wattage items if needed. It is not the intent to provide back-up to the entire home since outages here in WI are minimal and last perhaps hours to a day at max, but preparing for future outages due to electrical grid issues? Nice problem to have if our electrical grid remains as reliable as it has, but good to be prepared. I decided (for now) to leave the central A/C out of the backup circuit due to it's power draw, is the reason we will just run a portable A/C in one room to stay cool if needed. Also deciding to lighten the load in case we need to run on propane which reduces the running watts by 1000. Anyway, I like the idea of dual fuel capability as we almost surely have tanks of propane sitting around just in case we run out of gas. The unit appears very well built, high quality materials, everything well laid-out (control panel, gas / oil, etc.) and expect for the 50A plug aligning with a wheel causing the 50A plug needing to be bent slightly, very well designed. I had to minimally bend the 50A cord slightly to get it too fit snugly into the outlet so no big deal for me. Westinghouse also provides clear instructions how to modify the unit for unbonded neutral. I am an industrial engineer and understand neutral to ground bonds so if you don't understand this, do your research and understand consequences of modifying the bind, please consult a licensed electrician. I looked into a Generac whole home automatic generator, and although they are nice, the price-point is easily 10 times more than I spent on the WGen9500DF and items I need for connection to a manual transfer switch (went with the Reliance 510C). So unless you experience outages routinely, don't mind a little manual intervention during an outage, and are not infinitely wealthy, consider this as an option as you can possibly create a backup solution that does not empty your bank account.

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