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The DuroMax XP28000iHT is a tri-fuel portable inverter generator built for whole-home backup. Its 999cc engine makes 22,000 running and 28,000 peak watts on gasoline, dropping to 20,000/25,000 watts on propane and 16,000/20,000 watts on natural gas. Total harmonic distortion stays under 3%, so it can feed sensitive electronics and central air, and 2-wire start lets a compatible solar inverter run it automatically. It is one of the few inverter generators at this output, and it costs far more and weighs far more than the 10-12 kW tri-fuel portables most homeowners buy.
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The DuroMax XP28000iHT is a portable inverter generator that runs on gasoline, propane or natural gas. Its 999cc engine produces 22,000 running and 28,000 peak watts on gasoline. On propane it produces 20,000 running and 25,000 peak watts, and on natural gas 16,000 running and 20,000 peak watts. Total harmonic distortion stays under 3%.
It has two 14-50R 50A outlets, an L14-30R outlet and four 5-20R GFCI outlets. The 50A outlets can be used with interlocks or transfer switches. DC output charges 48V and 52V battery banks, and 2-wire start lets a compatible solar inverter start and stop the generator automatically through its dry contacts.
You can start it with the included remote or the push button. A built-in sensor shuts the generator down if carbon monoxide builds to unsafe levels. An AGM battery and an included battery tender keep it ready to start. It has a bonded neutral, so check compatibility with your transfer switch with an electrician. A qualified gas professional should confirm that your meter and line can supply the natural gas it needs at full load.
