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A dual-fuel generator runs on two fuel sources — typically gasoline and propane — giving you flexibility when one fuel is unavailable. A tri-fuel model adds natural gas as a third option, which is useful if you have a natural gas hookup at home and want to keep your generator running without storing extra fuel. The XP13000HXT in our Best Sellers lineup is a tri-fuel unit that covers all three.

It depends on the wattage and battery capacity of the unit. Our 1800W solar generators are well-suited for essentials like phone charging, fans, CPAP machines, lights, and small refrigerators. For heavier loads like full-size refrigerators or window AC units, our larger systems such as the R3500 Solar Generator Kit with 3168Wh of capacity offer significantly more runtime.

CO stands for carbon monoxide, a colorless and odorless gas that generators produce during operation. Several generators in our Best Sellers collection — including our dual-fuel and gasoline models — feature built-in CO detection that automatically shuts the unit down if dangerous CO levels are sensed nearby. This is an important safety feature, especially when running a generator closer to living areas.

Most products ship free to the continental U.S. Some larger or heavier systems, like the R3500 Solar Generator Kit, ship separately due to size and weight — this is noted directly in the product name so there are no surprises. If you have questions about delivery timelines for a specific unit, reach out to us before ordering and we'll give you a straight answer.