Champion 100519 8000W Dual Fuel Portable Generator
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Our take on the Champion 100519 8000W Dual Fuel Portable Generator
The Champion 100519 is a 8,000-watt peak portable generator that runs on gasoline or propane, built mainly for home backup. It has a 459cc Champion engine, electric and recoil start, CO Shield carbon monoxide shutdown, and six outlets including a 120/240V L14-30R twist-lock. It is a large, heavy unit at about 74 dBA, so it suits outdoor standby use rather than camping. No current price was provided, so check the latest store comparison for where it stands against its recent range.
- Dual fuel runs on gasoline or propane
- 8,000 peak / 7,000 running watts handles most home circuits
- Electric start plus recoil backup
- CO Shield shuts the engine down when carbon monoxide builds up
- Six outlets including a 30A 120/240V twist-lock
- Low-oil shutdown protects the engine
Champion 100519 8000W Dual Fuel Portable Generator prices at every store
- FactoryPureRefurbished
Out of stock
$749.00Free shippingObserved Nov 5, 2026, 5:45 PM - WalmartNew
Out of stockSold by Omnihop
$1,314.54Free shippingObserved Nov 5, 2026, 5:45 PM
Champion 100519 8000W Dual Fuel Portable Generator price history
Lowest price we've seen: $1,314.54 on Nov 5 at Walmart. Tracked across 1 store since Nov 5.
What reviewers say
Owners generally treat the 100519 as a dependable outage backup, praising the dual-fuel flexibility and electric start. Common complaints center on noise and fuel consumption under load.
- NoiseCriticisedOwners say it is loud at 74 dBA and best kept away from neighbors' windows.
- Fuel useMixedPropane avoids stale gas, but runtime is short and gasoline consumption is high under load.
- StartingPraisedElectric start works well, and the recoil backup is appreciated in cold weather.
Questions and answers
- Is 8,000 watts enough for a house?
- It runs most essentials through a transfer switch, such as a well pump, fridge, furnace blower and lights. Central AC and electric heat usually need more.
- How long does it run on propane?
- About 5 hours at the rated load on a standard tank. A larger propane tank extends runtime.
- Does propane reduce the power output?
- Yes. Gasoline gives the full 8,000 peak watts; propane output is lower, so plan loads around the propane rating.
- What outlets does it have?
- Six outlets, including a 120/240V L14-30R twist-lock for a transfer switch and 5-20R household receptacles.
- Can it be used indoors or in a garage?
- No. It must run outdoors, away from windows and doors. CO Shield shuts it down if carbon monoxide rises, but it is not a substitute for outdoor placement.
- When is it cheapest?
- Portable generators often dip outside storm season and during fall sales. Check the price history before buying.
- Where can I buy the Champion 100519 8000W Dual Fuel Portable Generator?
- 2 stores we checked sell it, including FactoryPure, Walmart.
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