Westinghouse · Inverter generator · Model iGen8200TFc
iGen8200TFc Inverter Generator - Tri-Fuel with CO Sensor
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8,200W maximum peak output
Bars compare Westinghouse's factory-published running and peak output for each supported fuel.
Tri-fuel: gasoline + propane + natural gas
298cc · OHV 4 Stroke
Capacity
3.9 gal. (14.7 L)
Runtime
Gasoline Run Time @ 25%: 17 hrs.; Propane Run Time @ 25%: 9.8 hrs.
134.5 lb.
Dry or listed weight
27L x 20.9W x 21.7H in.
Product dimensions
Starting
Remote and push-button electric start with recoil backup
Voltage
120/240V
Transfer switch
Factory-listed ready
CO shutdown
Published sensor
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Complete specifications
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Product overview
The Westinghouse iGen8200TFc portable inverter generator with CO sensor produces up to 8,200 peak watts and 6,600 running watts with less than 3% THD, making it a perfect solution for home backup, even when using sensitive electronics.
Published Westinghouse feature
INVERTER BENEFITS, HOME BACKUP POWER : The Westinghouse iGen8200TFc is a tri fuel generator with all the benefits of an inverter, but also with home backup power and a 50A outlet; Gasoline: 6600 running/8200 peak watts , Propane: 5940 running/7380 peak watts , Natural Gas: 5280 running/6560 peak watts
Power and operation
SAVE FUEL, SAVE MONEY, LESS NOISE: Inverter technology adjusts engine speed to meet power demand, significantly cutting fuel use compared to traditional generators. That's less refills and fuel runs–saving time, money, and hassle. It's also much quieter than open frames, around 60 dBa at 25% load
Controls and convenience
TRANSFER SWITCH OR INTERLOCK KIT READY: One 120/240V 14–50R 50A outlet for home backup can run your air conditioner, refrigerator, sump pump, and more–all at once; One RV ready 120V TT-30R 30A outlet; One GFCI 120V 5–20R 20A standard duplex outlet
Connection capability
LOW THD AND COPPER WINDINGS: With less than 3% THD, it's safe to power electronics like phones, computers and TVs to stay connected during outages, or on jobsites and campsites. Copper windings help the unit make cleaner power, run cooler and last longer
Safety and protection
DURABLE ENGINE WITH SAFETY BUILT-IN: Powered by a heavy duty 298 cc Westinghouse 4-stroke OHV engine with a cast iron sleeve; up to 17 hours of run time on a 3.9 gallon fuel tank at 25% load with automatic low oil shutdown and carbon monoxide (CO) sensor
Portability detail
LED DATA CENTER: Digital display shows fuel level, power output, remaining run time, voltage, and lifetime hours–taking the guesswork out of operation; Also comes with a remote start key fob, battery, 12V battery charger, oil with funnel and tool kit
Best-fit uses
Standout features
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Ownership resources
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Compatible accessories
Use a correctly rated cord or professionally selected inlet connection for the intended load.
This model’s published information references parallel operation. Use the manufacturer’s matching kit and pairing rules.
Model-matched filters, spark plugs, batteries, oil supplies, and service parts support scheduled maintenance.
A fitted storage cover protects a cooled, stored generator. A running shelter must be designed for generator operation.
Compatibility note: Links lead to manufacturer or official retailer resources. Confirm the full model or item number, connector type, voltage, amperage, and published compatibility list before buying. Installation involving a home panel, inlet, transfer switch, or fuel plumbing should be handled as required by local code.