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Westinghouse WGen9500 12,500/9,500 Watt Gas Powered Portable Generator with Remote Start and Transfer Switch Outlet for Home Backup Residential Electrical horizontally Actual Left to Right Length (In.):24

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SKU 18353116809

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Westinghouse WGen9500 12,500 9,500 Watt Gas Powered Portable Generator with Remote Start and Transfer Switch Outlet for Home Backup Residential Electrical horizontally Actual Left to Right Length (In.):24 horizontally Seamless Transitions: Bridges equal height flooring between rooms for a clean finish GFCI Outlet(s) (1) Transfer Switch Ready L14 30R 120 240 Volt twist lock

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