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Champion 9200W Dual Fuel
The Champion 9200W Dual Fuel is a conventional generator rated 9,200 W running and 11,500 W starting on gasoline, with a 240 V outlet. It can run 29 of the 29 household loads we track. The manufacturer rates it at 10 hours on a 7.7 gal tank at 50% load, about 18.5 gallons a day at that load.
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Specs
| Type | Conventional |
|---|---|
| Fuel | gasoline/propane[source]Full model name on the official page: 9200W Electric Start Dual Fuel Generator (Model #201302). SUBSTITUTION: no current 9000W dual fuel electric start page exists on championpowerequipment.com (201266 Outdoorsman 9000W ES Dual Fuel and 201178 9000W ES Dual Fuel Open Frame Inverter return 404). Closest current model is 201302 9200W Electric Start Dual Fuel Generator with CO Shield. Spec table 'Fuel Type: Gasoline, Propane (LPG)'. |
| Running watts (gasoline) | 9,200 W[source]Gasoline Running Watts 9200W (spec table). |
| Starting watts (gasoline) | 11,500 W[source]Gasoline Starting Watts 11500W (spec table). |
| Running watts (propane) | 8,280 W[source]Propane Running Watts 8280W (spec table); propane starting 10350W. |
| Fuel tank | 7.7 gal[source]Gasoline Capacity 7.7 gal. (spec table). |
| Runtime on a full tank | 10 h[source]Gasoline Run Time at 1/2 Load 10 h (spec table). Propane: 5 h at 1/2 load on a 20-lb tank. No 25% figure published. at 50% load |
| Noise | 74 dBA[source]74 dBA from 23 feet (7 m); load not stated on the page. |
| 240 V outlet | Yes[source](1) 120/240V 38A 14-50R, (1) 120/240V 30A locking L14-30R, (2) 120V 20A GFCI duplex 5-20R. |
| CO shut-off sensor | Yes[source]CO Shield carbon monoxide auto shutoff. |
| Weight | 209 lb[source]Weight 209 lb (spec table); wheel kit included. |
| List price | Not publishedchampionpowerequipment.com shows no price or MSRP (only 'Find Local' / 'Where to buy' retailer links), seen 2026-10-19; retailer prices not used. |
Fuel cost: about $0.72 per kWh at the stated load (0.17 gal/kWh × $4.33/gal, the EIA US average). This applies at the stated load only.
What it can run
"Yes" means the running watts fit within 9,200 W and the startup surge within 11,500 W. Unlike a battery, a generator runs as long as it has fuel, so there is no runtime per appliance; see fuel use above.