After much research on portable generators, I purchased the WGen9500DFc to keep the necessary house systems (well, septage pump, refrigerators, etc...) running due to power outages in the PNW. Very happy with the purchase. The set-up was very easy and using the FOB to start the generator is simple enough that my wife can get the generator up and running when I am not around. Overall very pleased with the purchase at a great price.

Bought this June 15th! Used both gas and propane to crank this beauty up. cranks right up every time. Have let it just sit and run. Cut it off and walked off about 120 feet and cranked it with the remote. Love it. Hope I never have to use it but it is just what I wanted for those out of electricity days!

I haven't had to rely on this during an outage yet but it will do what I need it to do. I did a test run to make sure it will operate my home rainwater 200v pump and filter. It's big and heavy but worked like a champ pumping and filtering water. Propane only so far, the push button and key fob start are sweet. Looks solid.

I just hooked this up over the holiday to try it out and everything went great. The generator was packaged well and easy to assemble. You just need to install the wheels and the front feet. Connecting the battery cable was easier than the manual. (Although that was simple as well. ) This model already had the battery connections complete, so you only needed to connect a plug to complete the connection. I did a trial run using propane and it supported the house load while maintaining 240 volts. ( I used the 50 amp plug)

After purchasing a iGen4500DF, I knew that I wanted a Westinghouse to be able to power 220V for my well pump and other high power appliances. ~10K is what I needed, and also wanted the dual fuel option. The instructions were clear, and in no time, I had the generator wheels installed, and started it right up. It's just what I was looking for and feel confident that I'll be ready for the next power outage!

I looked at several generators and this had everything I needed. Duel fuel was a real selling point. I talked to several people who install generators and decided on the Westinghouse. Instructions for set up were easy to follow and had no problems.

Bought this for ease of mind during an outage or storm. Came well packaged, thorough instructions, and complete with everything to startup and maintain the unit, minus fuel. Haven't used it yet but I'm certain that it will do the job. Will provide a follow up review when used

Setting up was simple. I had to manually move the choke lever even though it supposed to do it on its own when using electric start. Maybe it'll choke automatically next time, but not a big deal. It fired right up and also worked with the remote. It's about as noisy as my 5,000 running watt Coleman, so not too bad. I tested the 30 amp outlet and it worked fine. I also have a 50 amp breaker back feeding to main panel with a manual interlock. I haven't tried it yet cause it's pouring our way. All in all, I'd recommend this to my friends.

I wired my house with a 50amp generator inlet box and this generator is perfect for handling my ceiling fans, interior outlets, refrigerators, TV, and my a/c. I'm sure I can turn off my a/c and run the hot water heater for a couple of hours, turn that breaker off, and use the dryer if needed before turning the a/c back on. Perfect power for my 960 sq. ft. double wide mobile home in Florida. The biggest issue I always have where I am located, is extended power outages with hurricanes. This generator is the answer. Very pleased with my trial runs with both LP gas and gasoline. Love the dual fuel option!

I bought this generator to replace a 30-year-old unit which I use for occasional power outages brought on by thunder/ice storms. Since I only need a generator occasionally, the unlimited storage time of LP gas makes this unit perfect as I already have multiple 20 # cylinders and a couple 100# cylinders for my gas logs. This generator appears very well built, compact, and with all the features you could want. The only thing that I would like to see would be a simple fuel drain for the gas tank as I always drain the tank after use as it could be more than a couple years before I need it again. A siphon will mostly work, but then still leaves a quarter inch gas in the tank.