I bought in preparation of Hurricane Beryl, after testing it to see if it will meet expectations and power up a 1600 sqft home. I was very please after the test run, it met more than the expectations and its super simple to set up. The entire house was powered!! Its a must purchase!!!

I bought this generator in September 2023. We have used it several times since then. I like that there is three ways to start it. I love the remote start feature. It starts every time that I need it to. I also like having a fuel gauge on the generator. When it is running it's not very loud.

Bought this in preparation for hurricane season. Love the tri-fuel and battery features--has both push button and wireless remote control startup options. Set it up to run on propane--used the remote control and it started on second attempt (as expected). So far, so good.

The Wgen9500 is a solid option if you want a transfer switch ready generator that is portable and can be moved around fairly easily. It can power our entire 2100 st ft house which is impressive and the reason we went with it. It is loud and even with wheels takes some strength to move but I expected that with the size and power level we needed. I wish there was a larger gas tank option but the remote works great and the plug options fit our needs perfectly. I would recommend the Westinghouse over other brands we looked at like Generac which was not switch ready and did not even have a 50 amp plug on it.

I received my Westinghouse 9500Tfc with no problems and setup was super smooth. Put on the wheels and added oil, hooked up to propane tank and fired up on first try. Ran very smoothly and noise was not that bad (it is a big boy). I ran for an hour with variable loads and my Power Watchdog surge protector showed a very consistent voltage. Got a 50 amp cord and had an electrician wire a generator inlet with interlock to my home panel. Planning on having a natural gas quick connect installed on my pool heater gas line out back so I can just hook up and let it go. Just waiting for the next storm…. Thanks Westinghouse

I bought this a couple weeks ago and just got it broken in, then hooked up to the house and ran all appliances. I'm using natural gas to run generator and will only use propane as a backup or need more power, I'll never use gas as it will gum up the carburetor eventually. I have natural gas for heat, stove, water heater and dryer, tried heater and ran great. It was barely running at half load with everything running. I'll update when I actually have to use it for an emergency.

Bought this as our area has experienced increasingly frequent power outages. The last one was over 24 hours and the temperature was dropping into the single digits. Had an electrician put in a manual transfer switch and bought this generator. It shipped fast and set up was so easy (put on feet, wheels and add oil). It is great that it is tri fuel. I have natural gas outside for an outdoor grill and will run it off of that. Have done warm up period and hoping to not have to use it in the future but if so, we are ready and can power a pretty good portion of our home, certainly the essentials (multiple refrigerators, chest freezers, furnace) or maybe everything.

I was very pleased with the quality of the product. I bought it to provide partial backup power for my house during outages. We tested it and it worked very well. The only thing I'll ding it for is that I have to remove one of the wheels in order to plug in my 50 amp cable.

I bought the WGen9500TFc generator for backup power should we loose powrer again like we did during Hurricane Helene. I need to provide emergency power to my refrigerator, lights, cell phone chargers and fans if we have another long term power outage. I selected this model due to the tri power source ( gas, propane and natural gas) to power the unit and the high power output. It has multiple electrical outlets and is easy to move around.

I bought this a month ago, and haven't had to use it yet, but so far I like all of the features that it has. The remote seems nice so I wont have to go outside to start it. The buttons, levers, and control panel is nicely labeled so I can find everything.