Description
Generac GP9500ETF Tri-Fuel Generator — 12500W Starting
Three fuel choices and electric starting.
The GP9500ETF supports gasoline, propane and natural gas; its listed 12500W starting figure is for gasoline.
Choose the operating fuel and a suitable outdoor location before planning the connected load. Running output, temporary startup demand and outlet compatibility need to work together.
Use the right rating for the job.
Gasoline, propane or natural gas operation Plan the fuel supply and the matching operating procedure before setting up the generator.
12500 starting watts on gasoline Follow the manufacturer’s starting procedure for the available starting method and selected fuel.
CO sensor and low-oil shutdown An automatic protection feature does not make indoor or enclosed operation safe. Use the operating location and procedure specified by the manufacturer.
Make the operating location part of the plan.
Operate fuel-powered generators outdoors only, away from doors, windows and vents. Automatic sensors do not make enclosed operation safe. Connecting to building wiring requires appropriate transfer equipment and qualified installation.
Specifications and selected configuration
- Gasoline, propane or natural gas operation
- 12500 starting watts on gasoline
- Electric start
- CO sensor and low-oil shutdown
Operate fuel-powered generators outdoors only, away from doors, windows and vents. Follow the manufacturer’s installation and operating instructions.
Before you choose
Should I use the starting figure as continuous power?
No. A starting, peak or surge figure is separate from running or rated output. Use the rating for the selected fuel and check equipment startup demand.
Does an automatic CO feature permit enclosed use?
No. Operate outdoors only, away from doors, windows and vents, following the manufacturer’s instructions.
This 49-state configuration cannot ship to California.
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