15000-20000 Watt

15000 Watt - 20000 Watt Portable Generator

Turn to a 15000 Watt Portable Generator for backup power during outages. With the right connection to your home, the generator can power lights and appliances including refrigerators and freezers, pumps, and the furnace, or even a small to medium central air conditioner. All the essentials that keep your family safe and comfortable and protect your home at the same time. Most run on gasoline, but dual fuel option adds propane, potentially extending run time from hours to days.

A 15000 Watt Generator provides essential power during an outage to keep the lights on, the food cold, and the house comfortable.

15000 Watt Generator

Manufacturers rate 15000 watt generators for running watts and starting watts—sometimes called maximum watts. The running watt rating applies to the amount of power a generator can supply continuously. Starting watts or max watts refers to a boost of power for a few seconds to start appliances with motors—like air conditioners and pumps.

It’s important to understand both ratings and how they apply to the generator you purchase. For instance, a generator labeled for 15000 max watts may have a 12000 running watts rating. Others may show 12000 watts on the label with a 15000 max watts rating.

15000 Watt Dual Fuel Generator

The 15000 Watt Dual Fuel Generator runs on either LP Propane or Gasoline. A conventional fuel tank holds gasoline. An LP Propane tank similar to a BBQ grill tank connects with a hose and regulator. Larger generators use more fuel and require a larger tank compared to a gas grill. The minimum suggested size for this application is a 60-pound tank for up to 9 hours of run time. They can also run from a connection to your home’s propane storage tank. On extended runs, remember to check the oil daily and top it off as necessary. Follow the manufacturer’s recommended maintenance schedule for your 15000 Watt Generator.