I just purchased this generator for back up power in an emergency. It was easy to assemble, and started right up on the first try. It was great that it came with tools, oil and charger. I can keep the charger on it so I know it is always ready for use, and the remote start is is a great feature.

This generator has everything needed for backing up power to your home. I love that it has the option on switching from gasoline to propane and I use it to hook up to my generac adapter to my breaker which allows me to power six devices in my house and I can still utilize what is available on the generator as well. Great Product, highly recommend it.

Luckily we didn't need to use this new Dual Fuel Generator this Hurricane Season, how ever last year we only had a gas generator, and we were without power for 5 days and was not able to find gas by the end of the time frame. Now that we have this new generator we can have gas and propane ready every year incase we need it.

I bought this in August. Got the gas line hooked up, and electric cable to the box and just in the nick of time. Two days later an accident up the street knocked power out for ten hours. Flipped a switch, pushed the button on the fob and the generator fired right up. Works great!! Thanks

I just purchased this generator as an emergency power supply, so I haven't actual used it yet. The set-up instructions are nice and clear. The generator started on the first try using either the start/stop button or the remote. This is a great plus for me since I don't always have the strength to use a pull cord start. The only issues I have are the weight at over 200 lbs. (but I knew this when I made the purchase) and that the instructions mention an "ECO" switch that allows the generator to run longer on a tank of gas and to run more quietly. I see no "ECO" switch anywhere on the generator.

I purchased this based on reviews from qualified testers who then rank and evaluate products. One friend who is well versed in small engines also recommended it as one he would purchase. Having propane is a plus so gas doesn't gum up the system between uses.

Recently purchased the WGen9500DFc after a significant amount of research and could not be more pleased. I was looking for a good value, that would provide enough emergency back up power for my cabin in Michigan. This unit will do just that. Being out in the back woods, we often have to endure the occasional power outage due to storms and poorly maintained utilities. No heat and no power to the well is not a fun experience in the middle of a Michigan winter. The fact that his unit has the ability to run on both gasoline and propane was a must have for our situation. The unit runs as advertised with noise level that you would expect from a generator or this size. I'm sure with the proper care it should bring years of reliability and a sense of security knowing that I will never have to endure another cold night without any heat or water again.

I just received the generator today and thus far have been very impressed. Now, I've not started it yet, but it appears to be well-built and solid. After looking over all the reviews on these before I purchased it, I'm looking forward to trying out the remote start. It was packaged very well and assembly was simple.

The Westinghouse WGen9500c Generator with CO Sensor delivers all the power we need, yet its compact size makes it easy to move and store. It starts effortlessly (the remote is a great bonus), and I was impressed by how quiet it runs for its class. It handles all our essentials—and then some—for our 2,100 sq. ft. home during winter outages. So far, it's been reliable, efficient, and exactly what we need for an emergency backup generator.

This generator powers my entire house! Fridge, deep freezer, stove, AC, microwave, house lights etc. It is exactly what I need and it is still going strong after 2.5 years! Ive probably run it 60hours, and perform the recomended maintance as per the manual. The only thing that I dont like is the CO2 dectector. My generator is kept covered by a open roof outside. Sometime when the wind blows correctly, the exhaust gets blown to the CO2 sensor and the generator shuts off. When it's storming this is a problem. I would recomend buying the WGen9500DF (not the DFc) to avoid this issue. Unless this is a safety feature you need.