DuroMax XP15000HXT 15,000 Watt Tri Fuel Portable Generator w/ CO Alert & Remote Start
Whole-Home Backup Power With Three Fuel Choices
The DuroMax XP15000HXT is built for people who do not want an emergency power plan dependent on a single fuel source. It combines up to 15,000 peak watts with true tri-fuel capability, allowing operation on gasoline, propane, or natural gas straight out of the box. Add remote start, a transfer-switch-ready 50A outlet, clean low-THD output, CO Alert protection, and a heavy-duty all-metal frame, and you have a serious whole-home backup generator that can still go where you need it.
On gasoline, the XP15000HXT produces 15,000 peak / 12,000 running watts. On propane it delivers 14,250 peak / 11,400 running watts, and on natural gas it provides 12,825 peak / 10,260 running watts. That flexibility is especially valuable during extended outages: gasoline provides maximum output, propane stores well for emergencies, and a properly supplied natural-gas connection can eliminate repeated refueling.
Why the XP15000HXT Stands Out
- 15,000 peak watts / 12,000 running watts on gasoline
- 14,250 peak watts / 11,400 running watts on propane
- 12,825 peak watts / 10,260 running watts on natural gas
- Tri Fuel: gasoline, propane, or natural gas
- Remote start, push-button electric start, and recoil backup
- <5% THD from 100% copper windings for clean, stable power
- CO Alert shutdown plus GFCI outlets for added safety
- Transfer-switch ready 50A outlet for whole-home backup applications
- 13.2-gallon gasoline tank with up to 17.9 hours runtime at 25% load
- 15-foot × 3/4-inch natural gas hose included
- 12V AGM battery for reliable starting and improved cold-weather performance
- All-metal construction with 13-inch metal-hub wheels
- 5-year DuroMax parts and technical service warranty with USA-based support and nationwide service centers
Fuel Performance
| Fuel | Peak Watts | Running Watts | Runtime @ 25% | Runtime @ 50% |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Gasoline | 15,000 | 12,000 | 17.9 hrs | 12 hrs |
| Propane | 14,250 | 11,400 | 12.5 hrs | 8.5 hrs |
| Natural Gas | 12,825 | 10,260 | Continuous supply dependent | Continuous supply dependent |
Natural gas requirements: 6.0–9.0 inches water column fuel pressure and approximately 278,000 BTU/hr at full load. Have a qualified gas professional verify that your service, meter, regulator, and piping can supply the required flow.
Engine & Starting System
- DuroMax 670cc 4-stroke OHV engine
- Forced-air cooling
- Push-button electric start
- Remote start included
- Recoil start backup
- No-load low idle
- Automatic low-oil shutdown
- Cast-iron sleeve
- Recommended oil: 10W-30
- Oil capacity: 57.5 fl oz
- Suggested propane tank: 60 lb minimum
Power Panel & Connections
- 120/240V, 60 Hz output
- 10 × 5-20R household receptacles
- 1 × L5-30R
- 1 × L14-30R
- 1 × 14-50R 50A receptacle
- GFCI outlets
- Digital volt meter
- Hour meter
- Automatic voltage regulator
Generator Specifications
- Part #: XP15000HXT
- Total Harmonic Distortion: <5%
- Fuel tank: 13.2 gallons
- Noise level at 50% load: 78 dB
- Dimensions: 36 in L × 33.2 in W × 32 in H
- Dry weight: 362 lb
- Shipping weight: 421 lb
- 13-inch metal-hub wheels
- UPC: 811640016852
- EPA certified; not CARB certified / not 50-state compliant
What's Included
- XP15000HXT generator
- Oil funnel
- Spark plug wrench
- Tool set
- Wheel & handle kit
- 15-foot × 3/4-inch natural gas hose
- 4-foot propane hose and regulator
- Remote control
- Owner's manual
Before You Buy
This generator is for outdoor use only. Never run a portable generator inside a home, garage, basement, enclosed porch, or other enclosed or partially enclosed space. For whole-home backup, have a qualified electrician size and install the proper transfer switch, inlet, or interlock system. Natural-gas operation should also be reviewed by a qualified gas professional to confirm sufficient pressure and BTU capacity.
Best for: whole-home emergency backup, long-duration outages, severe-weather preparedness, rural properties, workshops, large RVs, and anyone who values the ability to switch among gasoline, propane, and natural gas as conditions change.