DuroMax XP13000HXT 13,000-Watt 500cc Tri Fuel Gas Propane Natural Gas Portable Generator with CO Alert, Black/Blue
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Style: 13,000-Watt Tri Fuel
Features
- With 13,000 watts of power, the XP13000HXT Tri Fuel generator will keep your whole home running during a storm or power outage, while protecting your family from harmful fumes with CO Alert
- Run your generator on gasoline, propane, or natural gas. With Tri Fuel, we offer the ultimate freedom and flexibility of fuel choice
- Powerful 500cc OHV Engine: At the heart of this generator resides a robust DuroMax engine designed to provide you with the most power.
- The XP13000HXT comes with a push button start, a front facing interface that allows you to change your fuel type in seconds, and a wide variety of outlets including a transfer switch-ready 50 amp outlet
- Push Button Start and Remote Start: Turn on your generator with a simple push of a button, or use the remote to conveniently start your generator from a distance.
Description
You asked for it and DuroMax delivered! Introducing the XP13000HXT Tri Fuel generator that America has been waiting for. With 13,000 watts of peak power, this unit will run on Gasoline, Propane, or NATURAL GAS and stands alone as the largest Tri Fuel portable generator on the market!
Brand: DuroMax
Wattage: 13000 watts
Fuel Type: Gasoline
Power Source: Tri-Fuel
Recommended Uses For Product: Commercial, Residential
Item Weight: 240 pounds
Voltage: 240 volts
Output Wattage: 13000
Special Feature: Digital Display, Electric Start, Portable, Remote Start
Included Components: XP13000HXT Generator, Oil Funnel, Spark Plug Wrench, Tool Set, Wheel & Handle Kit, 15-Foot x 3/4-Inch Natural Gas Hose, Propane Regulator, Remote Control, and Owner's Manual See more
Wattage: 13000 watts
Fuel Type: Gasoline
Power Source: Tri-Fuel
Recommended Uses For Product: Commercial, Residential
Voltage: 240 volts
Output Wattage: 13000
Additional Features: Digital Display, Electric Start, Portable, Remote Start
Engine Type: 4 Stroke
Ignition System Type: Electronic
Tank Volume: 8.3 gallons
Engine Displacement: 500 cubic centimeters
Total Power Outlets: 7
Engine Power Maximum: 13 KW
Starting Wattage: 13000 watts
Running Wattage: 10500 watts
Frequency: 60 hertz
Runtime: 8 hours
Color: Blue
Material Type: Steel
Brand Name: DuroMax
Included Components: XP13000HXT Generator, Oil Funnel, Spark Plug Wrench, Tool Set, Wheel & Handle Kit, 15-Foot x 3/4-Inch Natural Gas Hose, Propane Regulator, Remote Control, and Owner's Manual
Model Name: DuroMax XP13000HXT 13,000-Watt Tri Fuel Portable Generator -
Model Number: XP13000HXT
Number of Items: 1
UPC: 811640016470
Unit Count: 1 Count
Manufacturer: DuroMax
Global Trade Identification Number: 70
Item Type Name: Gas, Propane & Natural Gas, Remote Electric Start, Whole Home Power Backup, Transfer Switch Ready, RV & Emergency Ready
Manufacturer Part Number: XP13000HXT
Warranty Description: 3-Year Limited Factory Warranty
Item Weight: 240 pounds
Item Dimensions L x W x H: 30"L x 30"W x 26"H
Frequently asked questions
No, the DuroMax XP13000HXT generator cannot run on gas, propane, and natural gas simultaneously. You need to choose one fuel source at a time but can easily switch between them depending on your needs or availability of fuel.
Switching the fuel type on your DuroMax XP13000HXT is straightforward. The generator is equipped with a fuel selector dial that allows you to switch between gasoline, propane, and natural gas easily. Always make sure the generator is off before changing the fuel source.
The CO Alert feature on the DuroMax XP13000HXT is a carbon monoxide detection system designed to shut the generator off automatically if dangerous levels of CO are detected around the unit. This safety feature helps protect users from potentially toxic exposure to carbon monoxide, making it safer to use in various environments.
The runtime of the DuroMax XP13000HXT generator depends on the fuel type and load. On gasoline, it offers up to 8.5 hours of runtime at 50% load. With propane, the runtime can extend up to 6.5 hours at 50% load, and with natural gas, the duration varies based on supply pressure and volume. Always refer to the user manual for detailed runtime specifications and to ensure optimal performance.
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This is our summary and key points to consider based on customer reviews.
The DuroMax XP13000HXT generator has garnered attention for its tri-fuel capability, especially its efficient operation on natural gas, providing a cost-effective alternative to whole-house generators without the hefty price tag. Users appreciate its ability to power essential home appliances, including AC units and refrigerators, during power outages. Its assembly and setup process is straightforward, with additional praise for the electric start feature. Despite its robust performance, adjustments for elevation and the replacement of the stock spark plug for optimal natural gas use are noted as areas requiring attention.
Pros
- 🔌 Tri-fuel capability, including efficient natural gas operation
- 💡 Ability to power essential appliances like AC units and refrigerators
- 🛠 Easy assembly and straightforward setup process
- 🔋 Electric start feature for convenience
- 🏷 More cost-effective than permanent whole-house solutions
Cons
- ⚙️ Requires adjustments for optimal operation at high elevations
- 🔧 Stock spark plug may need replacement for better natural gas use
- 🛠 Some manual effort needed for maintenance and setup
- 🔈 Not as quiet as stationary generators
Should I Buy It?
If you're looking for a versatile, cost-effective generator that can handle significant household power needs with the flexibility of tri-fuel operation, the DuroMax XP13000HXT is a strong candidate. It's particularly recommended for those prioritizing natural gas use. However, be prepared for some DIY adjustments and maintenance to achieve optimal performance.
Style: 13,000-Watt Tri Fuel
We needed to get a generator that would power up multiple of our appliances and devices at our home. This sleek, nice looking Duromax generator does the trick. I would point out that there is of course some assembly required. Also, it does not come with the power cord combo kit needed. We had to order it separately. Please note that this unit is heavy and large which we at least appreciate it comes with wheels because if not I wouldn't be able to move this. We like the Dual fuel option of using gas or propane which we opted propane. The set up is not that difficult for someone who is mechanically inclined. Thank GOD my husband put it together. It cranked up perfectly and now it's ready for the next storm that comes our way. We highly recommend this unit and hope it lasts a while for us.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 13, 2026 by CARMEN
Style: 13,000-Watt Tri Fuel
I am so excited about my Generator.. I bought the 13,000 tri fuel...I am old Widow lady and wanted some security when power is out.. need air conditioning and power for illness. I could not afford a Generac, so I got the Duromax ... with my electricians help, found what size I needed for my house and he installed it to my home and existing household gas. So easy to operate....2 switches, a valve, and turn on the transfer switches and I have whole house power.....I test it once a month to keep everything oiled and battery up. Don't you know, Power went out and needed it just 3 months into having it installed. and battery was dead. Called my electrician and he verified that. I called Duramax and before I could get my whole story out the man said another Battery would be here in 3 to 5 days... Such a pleasant guy...also I asked a few questions which he was sooooo helpful.... I thought when I first called that I might get a run-around or some excuses, and I would have to get a battery on my own and pay a high price BUT these guys were terrific ..... so far so good Battery is supposed to be delivered today. he told me how long to run it for the first run time... and that once a month firing it up and letting it run for 10-15 minutes was the best thing to keep it ready. (which I was doing) So Thankful I have a reliable, affordable power source for emergencies. Generac wanted almost $20,000. for a unit that would not power my whole house.... After buying the pieces I needed to install this to my home and the installation fees plus the generator I have a little over $3,000. invested and it will power my whole home...as a little old lady I can operate it with very little effort. If anything changes I will report on it....SO FAR SO GOOD.. DUROMAX CUSTOMER SERVICE IS THE BEST I HAVE EVER DELT WITH. By the way,.at the warehouse batteries can sit on the shelf for a while and when a generator is bought and battery installed ..they can go bad...just a fact of life...nothing against Duromax...that is just the way it is. verified by my electrician. .just glad it happened with a minor power outage in my area and I discovered it. Should be smooth sailing from now on....plus with the Tri Fuel if the house gas for some reason does go down.. I have it set up to switch over to LP and also have gas for back up. Love it!! it is a little noisy ( as expected), but inside barely notice it. will try to send photo soon.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 27, 2024 by sandi mullin
Style: 13,000-Watt Tri Fuel
Okay, you are clearly eyeing the HXT version of this generator to run natural gas…or at least have that option, right? Otherwise, you can spend significantly less and get the dual fuel version. If you are like me, you would like something that runs off natural gas, similar to a whole-house solution…but without spending the $15K of that whole-house solution. This unit offers a good compromise. It is not as powerful as a whole-house generator, and it requires a bit of effort to get it up and running each time you need it, but it is far less expensive. My goal was to run the smaller of my two AC units, the associated furnace fan, and most other appliances (e.g., refrigerators) when we next lose power in the Houston area for whatever reason. I was comparing this option against the considerably less expensive Champion 100416 tri-fuel generator, which also looks well-designed. The problem with the Champion unit for my purposes is that, while the wattage is good enough, it only has a 30-amp outlet, which is likely not enough to start even my smaller AC/furnace fan. This DuroMax has a 50-amp outlet which definitely will do the job. Also, the digital gauge is a nice-to-have feature that will prove useful in assessing the load. However, the challenge with a bigger generator is that you do need a natural gas line with a hefty volume of BTUs…the manual says it consumes 225,000 btus per hour at full load. Initially I had the thought to hook it up to my existing 1/2-inch natural gas line on the back patio, which was originally installed to support a grill. However, most grills only need 50,000-100,000 BTUs per hour, and that 1/2-inch line runs a long way from the meter (thus lowering the volume), so that connection seemed likely to be inadequate. Instead, I decided to install a connection off of a 3/4-inch line that supplies my pool heater. The pool heater requires 400,000 BTUs per hour, so I knew that that natural gas line would provide enough BTUs, and the existing regulator was the appropriate size, too (6.0 - 9.0 inch water column according to the manual, which you can find on the DuroMax website). Anyway, I mention the above because I am a very average DIYer, and I had to think through these considerations carefully. Other lessons learned… You are going to need about a quart of 10W-30 SAE motor oil. I don’t know exactly how much because I combined two partial bottles. The point is that it does not come with the oil, so order some if you do not already have it. I also would recommend a trickle charger in case you do not fire up the generator very often. Trickle chargers are cheap and will keep the battery in healthy condition. It helps to have your own tools when taking off the shipping brace, putting on the wheels, et cetera. For example, having a socket wrench made some steps easier. I felt like the supplied tools were a bit lacking. The biggest challenge I faced was that the natural gas hose came with what appeared to be a 3/4-inch to 1/2-inch reducer attached on one end, and goodness gracious was mine on there tightly! It is nice that it has that reducer for those who plan to screw it onto a 1/2-inch gas line, but I didn’t need it, so I had to take it off…which should have been quick and easy…but was not. It took my (admittedly inconsiderable) strength as a 48-year-old guy with a 24-inch pipe wrench and a 12-inch crescent wrench (a.k.a., adjustable wrench) to break it free. Once I had it hooked up to my natural gas supply and the switches in the right positions, I pushed the start button. While the battery did its bit, it failed to crank. It would automatically stop trying after a couple of seconds, then it would automatically retry after a few more seconds. It did this 4-5 times before it finally caught and began to run. Was this because it took a little time to fill the hose and “prime?” I am not sure. I just mention it in hopes offering comfort if your unit does not start on the first attempt either. That’s as far as I’ve gotten at the time of this writing because I still need to have the interlock kit and 50-amp receptacle outlet installed on the house. If I learn more that I deem valuable, I will provide an update. Hope this helps! ********* Update: I did get the interlock kit and 50-amp receptacle outlet installed, and I am happy to report that this setup did the job of running my smaller AC unit, two refrigerators, and all the small stuff in the house (lights, two computers, Internet modem/router, ceiling fans, et cetera). With all of that going, it showed 3 out of 5 bars...so approximately 60% load. Time will tell how well it holds up, but for now I remain pleased with this generator. Well done, DuroMax.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 22, 2022 by B-Macker
Style: 13,000-Watt Tri Fuel
So received the generator with all the equipment as advertised, 15’ 3/4” natural gas line with brass quick disconnects, propane line and reg with dis connect, a complete set of plugs for the 120v-20amp, 240v-30amp, 240v-50amp. I was really surprised. Put the parts together and found I was missing the feet so I emailed the customer service next day during working hours and they responded within 20 minutes. Asked me my gen model, then told me to register the generator for future if any issues arise. Bam theee days later I had the two feet. Now installed she started up right away, first on gasoline, then after 20 minutes or so I switched over to natural gas and no problem she started right up. Note to all turn off natural gas valve when you go back to gas. I’ve ran the generator for over two hours so far just breaking it in. I emailed customer service asking if there was any recommendations on maintenance. They responded within 15 minutes stating after break in change the oil then since it’s a backup generator for my house they recommended run it for 15 minutes every month and hookup up a battery maintainer, even sent a Amazon link in the email for a suggestion. Very nice, I responded already had hooked up the pigtail on the battery for my maintainer and bought a metal gen house for permanent storage and weather protection. Must say customer service was great, generator runs great so far. Think it will go along time for me. Must have been a Wednesday build because I have had no issues to date. CS Email during working hours seems to be the perfect time to communicate. Noise is semi loud but it’s a 500 cc motor, battery was fully charged when received. I tried to charge it once I opened the packages but after 7 minutes charger was sold green so it was at 80% already. Heavy but the handles and wheels makes it easy to move, I would say with the discount $1999.00 was a great value. Knob to switch fields is very stiff so will turn it every month when I run it just to work it in some. It’s a good bang for your buck today. Will give more feed back after 10 plus hours.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 31, 2024 by Tim
Style: 13,000-Watt Tri Fuel
Wow!!! Researched, thought about it for a long time before making this purchase. Glad we finally settled here. Easy setup, fired right up first touch of the starter button and got us through an entire week of outtage like a boss! We set it up on concrete blocks under the wheels and back corners, anchored an ez-up tent over the top temporarily for weather protection, ran some heavy extension cords to the refrigerator, television, necessities (lamps, fans, etc.), and cruised through the week long power outage with ease. It took 10 gallons of gasoline every 24 hours for the moderate demand we put on it by minimizing electrical devices. Not too shabby at all . You can also use propane. If you already have a large propane connection, such as a rural type regular use large tank, it would be awesome. In the city , as we are, a natural gas connection seems more economically efficient, which is what we’ll be doing moving forward, and its permanent location is set. Check out ‘Haxman’ on YouTube, if you’re shopping and trying to make a decision for this type of purchase. He takes you step by step through pretty much all you need to know towards making a quality decision on what to do and how to do it. There are other great channels as well, he’s just our favorite because he’s so enthusiastic, encouraging and entertaining to watch. Research pays off in a big dollar savings way!
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Reviewed in the United States on September 5, 2026 by Reginald Huggins
Style: 13,000-Watt Tri Fuel
Runs great. Started right up on propane. I did have pretty significant damage to box and some dents to generator housing, but this came just in time for an ice storm so i took my chances. I was glad that I did. Apparently this thing can take a real beating and still work (one of my engine shipping motor mount locking bolts was even broken - that is how hard this box was dropped) but it STILL started right up and ran like a champ. One star taken off for handling, but the generator is a tank!
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Reviewed in the United States on February 15, 2026 by Robert Summerlin
Style: 13,000-Watt Tri Fuel
Purchased this unit, because it is slightly more powerful than the Dual Fuel unit I was using, giving me about as much Wattage using Natural Gas on this Tri Fuel model, as I was able to generate using Propane on the old Dual Fuel. It appears to be well built and comes with a great printed instruction manual, along with really nice solid brass fittings, as well as a 1", 15' Natural Gas Flex hose, with nice 1" Brass fittings. My plumber is having a difficult time finding a 1" Brass female Quick Connect fitting to use on the pipe he is extending for me to connect the provided Flex hose to. Has anyone had issues finding a standalone 1" female Quick Connect? I'm really looking forward to being able to use uninterrupted natural gas, when power goes out, so I don't have to run to the store to fill either propane or gasoline, which I'm hoping not to use on this generator.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 30, 2026 by peterb
Style: 13,000-Watt Tri Fuel
Easy to put together, started right up. It’s up & ready, hopefully we won’t need it, but good inexpensive insurance vs Generac.
Reviewed in the United States on July 6, 2026 by Thomas DiCinti