I have this model hooked straight into a transfer switch to my main of my three bedroom two bathroom house. It powers everything. Yes! Even the air-conditioning! I would recommend this model to anyone. It is very convenient that it also uses propane as an alternative.

Generator was bought for peace of mind when power goes off. I like the dual fuel option so I dont have to store gas which goes bad. I will have lp tanks to get me started and if need generator for longer duration then I can switch to gas. It has enough power to supply my house so I can use everything.

I bought this Nov. 15, 2021 and I couldn't be happier, after much research on generators. I love all the features that it offers and not as loud as I had expected. This is going to help so much if we have another freeze here in Texas. We will also be able to use for our camper, when we have company. They can have their own space to stay in and be comfortable. I promise you can't go wrong with this generator. It has all you could ask for. I love that we can use gas or propane. It has all the amps we will need to run many things. One very pleased customer!!!. They are also giving me a cover for it,so that saved me some money too!

I am pleased with the ease of operation for the fact this will be easier for my Wife to start up in the event the loss of power does occur. I do like having the option of the duel fuels , but having the lpg tanks on hand for the fuel will make this much easier for her !

Works great for our purpose. Remlte Start is a must. 40 hours in, starting problems related to stepper motor choke operation. Trying to get resolved. Though Warranty info does not require registration, only proof of purchase, was surprised to find that it must be registered to get to a tech. Seems odd.

We have frequent power outages and needed a good solution. This Westinghouse was recommended by my electrician. He put in a transfer switch for me at my main and it powers up my whole house. The propane option is great and what I use, no need to worry about fuel stabilizer and starts in seconds every time! One of my neighbors just did the same thing after seeing mine and is also very pleased.

I just finished the break in period all on propane. Latter part of period I put a 1500 watt space heater on it and seemed to operate fine just as the heater would on house current. During shipment the bottle of oil must have leaked. Fortunately, the baggie that the bottle was in contained most of the leaked oil minimizing the mess. The metal handle stop pin up by the hinge fell out while I was doing the assembly. I put it back in place and tapped it back in with a hammer. No problem. I will test on gasoline and more of a load after I change the oil to full synthetic blend 10w-30w.

I just received it last Tuesday and hooked it up to try it out using propane. Instructions was so simply to follow and even has all tools need it to assembly it, heck , even the oil funnel. This monster crank up and really, for the big it is, its not that loud at all. I let the wife crank it up for the first time using the remote start and what a smile on her face. That's one of the reason i got it, the remote start.

I bought this dual fuel generator because I needed something to keep the essential appliances in our house running during an outage, the dual fuel option was attractive to me because I don’t like storing gasoline. The unit arrived promptly and was easy to set up and the instructions were clear. It seems very sturdy and well-built. So far during my test run I’ve only used propane but it was easy to start using the push button. One of the GFI outlets seemed a bit sensitive to the leaf blower I plugged in for testing as it tripped when I turned up the speed but the other outlet was totally fine. This is not something I hope to use a lot but I feel like it will serve me well during the next power outage.

Received in good shape in shipping container. The cardboard underneath had some oil soaked in - not sure of origin, but hasn't seemed to be leaking oil since I filled the oil. Started up right away on propane. Electrician who was installing plug-in to house tested all outlets for power while running, and everything was up to spec. Generator seems very well-designed. The only issue I have is that if you use a 50 AMP generator cord with a male plug that is perpendicular to the cord (most common design), the wheel interferes with the cord as it extends downward from the 50 amp outlet, tilting the plug outward from the bottom as it tries to seat in the outlet. This requires trying to bend the heavy cord at the plug (no easy task). Electrician said that some people will take the wheels off and put the gennie on a dolly, but that seems too much of a PIA to me. Since the tires are solid, I may try to simply cut a notch out of the outside edge of the affected tire for the cord to lay in so that it doesn't have to bend as acutely. My advice to others would be to buy a generator cord with a straight/ in-line male plug if using the 50 amp outlet, which would eliminate the problem. Other than that one design issue, I'm very happy with this generator.