Westinghouse · Portable generator · Model WGen11500TFc
WGen11500TFc - Tri-Fuel with CO Sensor
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14,500W maximum peak output
Bars compare Westinghouse's factory-published running and peak output for each supported fuel.
Tri-fuel: gasoline + propane + natural gas
550cc · OHV 4 Stroke
Capacity
9.5 gal. (36 L)
Runtime
Gasoline Run Time @ 25%: 19 hrs.; Gasoline Run Time @ 50%: 9.5 hrs.; Propane Run Time @ 50%: 7 hrs.
230 lb. (104.3 kg)
Dry or listed weight
27.2L x 26.1W x 26.5H 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 WGen11500TFc Tri-Fuel Portable Generator with CO Sensor produces up to 14,500 peak watts and 11,500 running watts.
Published Westinghouse feature
Perfect as a backup power source for larger homes or a dependable source of portable power
Power and operation
14,500 peak watts, 11,500 running watts (gasoline); 13,500 peak watts, 10,500 running watts (propane); 12,000 peak watts, 9,500 running watts (natural gas)
Controls and convenience
Safe for sensitive electronics less than 5% THD
Connection capability
Copper windings help the unit produce cleaner power, run cooler and last longer
Safety and protection
Runs for up to 19 hours on a 9.5 gal. fuel tank with built-in fuel gauge; up to 7 hours on a 20 lb. propane tank
Portability detail
Powered by a heavy duty 550cc 4-Stroke OHV Westinghouse Engine constructed with a durable cast iron sleeve
Ownership detail
Push-Button Electric Start pairs with key fob and is backed by emergency recoil start
Additional manufacturer note
Tri-fuel operation easily switches from gas to propane to natural gas without shutting off unit
Best-fit uses
Standout features
Use the independent wattage calculator before buying.
Find My Generator score
Strong in its class
Compared with 144 high output portable generators in the current catalog.
Running and peak output versus the class
Longest published runtime figure
Lower weight scores higher
Lower published dBA scores higher
Multiple fuel choices
Output or stored energy per listed dollar
Class comparison
A number is more useful with context. Each row shows this model beside its class median and translates the difference into a percentile.
Running output
Higher than 80% of its class
Peak output
Higher than 80% of its class
Published runtime
Longer than 93% of its class
Product weight
Lighter than 32% of its class
Published sound level
Quieter than 63% of its class
How the score works: Scores use published specs and are relative to comparable products in this catalog. Missing specs are excluded and remaining weights are normalized. Runtime is the longest manufacturer-published figure and may use a different load or fuel than another model.
Ownership resources
Start with the exact Westinghouse WGen11500TFc model or item number. Accessory families can look alike while using different connectors, electrical limits, engines, or mounting points.
Compatible accessories
Use a correctly rated cord or professionally selected inlet connection for the intended load.
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.