• 28,000 Watts of Quiet, Clean, Sine Wave Power —Powers your whole home quietly and with ease.
• Tri Fuel Technology—Runs on gasoline, propane, or natural gas for ultimate fuel flexibility.
• Home Backup Ready —Equipped with 2 50 Amp outlets for use with generator interlocks or transfer switches.
• Natural Gas Hookup Made Easy —Includes 3/4” natural gas hose with Quick Connect fittings.
• 100% Clean Copper Windings –Maximize efficiency and extend the life of your generator for years of reliable power.
• AGM Battery Technology –Delivers longer lifespan and enhanced cold-weather performance.
• DC Output —Charge 48V/52V battery banks such as a Tesla Powerwall.
• 2-Wire Start —Seamlessly connects to your solar inverter’s dry contacts to automatically start and stop the generator when battery charging is needed.

Can the XP28000iHT Inverter power my entire house?
The XP28000iHT provides 28,000 peak and 22,000 running watts—enough for refrigerators, A/C, and lights. For whole-home backup, check power needs and consider a transfer switch or interlock. Hire a licensed Master Electrician for installation.

What type of fuel does the generator use, and how long does it run?
The XP28000iHT is a Tri Fuel inverter generator, running on gasoline, propane, and natural gas. Run times vary by load. On gasoline, it runs up to 9 hours at 50% load. On propane, run time depends on tank size but typically lasts longer.

Is the XP28000iHT safe for sensitive electronics?
Yes, the XP28000iHT is an inverter generator, meaning it produces clean power with low total harmonic distortion (THD) under 5%, making it safe for laptops, phones, and other sensitive devices.

Does it have an electric start, is it easy to use, and what is the coverage?
Yes! It features push-button and remote start for easy operation. Backed by a 5-year coverage—exceeding industry standards.

How loud is the XP28000iHT during operation?
As an inverter generator, the XP28000iHT is quieter than traditional generators of similar power output. At a 25% load, it operates at approximately <70 dB, making it significantly quieter than open-frame models.