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The Firman T12071 is a large portable generator that runs on gasoline, propane or natural gas, so you can pick whichever fuel is on hand during an outage or on a job site. It is built around a 12000W gasoline rating and 15000W peak, with lower output on propane and natural gas. That tri-fuel flexibility is its main edge over single-fuel rivals of similar size, which lock you into gasoline. It suits homeowners backing up a house and contractors running heavy tools, but it is a big, loud, gas-engine machine, not a quiet inverter unit.
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Owners of Firman tri-fuel portables generally praise the fuel flexibility and the strong output for the size, and many report it starts reliably for backup use. Complaints center on noise, weight and the lower wattage on propane and natural gas.
The Firman T12071 is a portable tri-fuel generator that runs on gasoline, propane or natural gas. It is rated at 15,000 starting watts and 12,000 running watts on gasoline. It can power large tools and home appliances, including refrigerators.
It has heavy-duty wheels and a collapsible handle for moving it around. The 8-gallon fuel tank gives up to 12 hours of continuous operation on gasoline. Low oil shutdown and overload protection guard the engine during heavy use.
The control panel has a digital display and clearly marked outlets for monitoring output and connecting devices.
