Westinghouse

Westinghouse WGen9500DF

Westinghouse WGen9500DF is an open-frame dual fuel (gasoline/propane) generator rated 9,500 running watts and 12,500 starting watts.

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Specifications

Running watts (gasoline)9,500 W
Starting watts (gasoline)12,500 W
Running / starting on propane8,500 / 11,200 W
Typeopen-frame
FuelDual fuel (gasoline/propane)
Voltage120/240 V
Fuel tank6.6 gal
Runtime12 hr at 25% load on gasoline, 7 hr at 50% on propane
Noise74 dBA
Weight211 lb
Outlets2 duplex 120V 5-20R (GFCI), 120/240V L14-30R, 120/240V 14-50R
30 A outletL14-30R
CO safety shutoffNot listed
Total harmonic distortionunder 23%
Sourcehttps://westinghouse.com/products/wgen9500df-generator-dual-fuel
Westinghouse spec table: gas 12500 peak / 9500 running; propane 11200 / 8500; L14-30R and 14-50R; 6.6 gal; 12 hr at 25% gas, 7 hr at 50% propane; 74 dBA; 211 lb; THD under 23%.

Whole house via a 30 amp inlet

Runs Yes, through a 30 A 120/240 V inlet and transfer switch or interlock. Its L14-30R outlet can feed both legs. Usable through the inlet: 7,200 W running (the 30 A inlet caps at 7,200 W). The essential-circuit list below needs about 4,440 W running and 6,790 W at the worst start, which fits.

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Questions

Can the Westinghouse WGen9500DF run a house through a 30 amp inlet?

Yes, through a 30 A 120/240 V inlet and transfer switch or interlock. Its L14-30R outlet can feed both legs. Usable through the inlet: 7,200 W running (the 30 A inlet caps at 7,200 W). The essential-circuit list below needs about 4,440 W running and 6,790 W at the worst start, which fits.

What are the Westinghouse WGen9500DF's starting watts?

12,500 W starting and 9,500 W running on gasoline.

Where do the numbers come from?

Westinghouse spec table: gas 12500 peak / 9500 running; propane 11200 / 8500; L14-30R and 14-50R; 6.6 gal; 12 hr at 25% gas, 7 hr at 50% propane; 74 dBA; 211 lb; THD under 23%.

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