This past winter I purchased this Gen WGEN5300DFv which runs on gas or propane. Our accumulated snow levels for the one bad storm in San Bernardino Mountain was 9 ft. House is about 900 Sq ft. We had no problem keeping heater going and fridge, lights, TV, internet and modem plus a few small appliances. We were snowed in for 3 weeks. I'm so glad we had this power generator easy to learn how to use. Came with manual and Quick Start Guide. Couldn't afford a large house generator. Turns out this portable was my whole house generator. I've attached a pick of the house couple days after storm. Don't let the lump in driveway fool you. My car roof had 4 ft of snow on it.

I received it today, set it up, and ran a load test. I use it as a backup power supply at my home. I hooked it to my home electrical panel and it powered 3 freezers, 2 refrigerators, home lighting, and 2 window a/c units. Worked as described. Now I’m ready for hurricane season.

after a bad storm "derecho" lost power for seven days after the third day decided to find someplace that had a generator and we got lucky not knowing a darn thing about generators this was so easy to use and work and ran great and did what we needed it to do for us.

I actually purchased this generator a little over a month ago. Have not had to use till February the 18th with our recent ice storm taking the power out from limbs acorss the lines. Had previously gased it up with ethanol free gas n the oil came from the factory which is a great bounus. It ran great n wasnt that loud once it was under the awning on the porch. But kept the inside frezzer n refrigator . Plus the TV and 2 lights. I have a secondary line to hook to the well if needed . But had prepared.

I bought this generator after the Tornado storm in Houston in May 2024 from Sam’s Club. I used it the first time after Hurricane Beryl hit Houston in July 2024. It’s easy to assemble, sturdy and easy to start. I ran a deep freezer, refrigerator and portable dehumidifier with no issues at all. I am glad I bought this product. Now that I know that Westinghouse makes great generators, I will be buying a bigger triffuel electric start Westinghouse Generator so that I can run my home AC when there is a power outage.

Opened my generator today and it took about 15ish minutes assemble the few parts it had. It came with the majority put together and in good shape. It is heavy but with the wheels and handle, it is easy to transport and move around. We also have some built shelving and it fits well under the last row of shelving, on the ground.

Purchased this in January 2021, wanted to have it for possible power outages during winter and Hurricane season. I have not used in in a time of need, but have tested it, and prepared it. Great feature is the duel fuel option, running it on propane eliminates to need for gasoline storage.

Easy to follow instruction manual. All tools provided (except for 19mm wrench if you use propane). I bought this to power my RV in case I upgrade to a second A/C unit. Powers everything easily. Starts on first pull with little effort. If you live at high altitude like I do, it requires a high altitude kit which I didn’t know when I bought it but still works without it no problem.

I needed a 240v generator to connect to my house's new transfer switch. While I haven't used it in an actual power outage yet, it fires right up on both gas and propane and seems to work just fine. No problem powering the 6 circuits on my transfer switch (furnace, fridge, sump pump, and a few less critical circuits around the house).

Bought this a few months back. Had an interlock and a 30amp line wired to my panel. My whole house is electric and powers the whole house. Only thing I have to do is run either the hot water heater or furnace/AC seperate cant run them both at the same time. No deal breaker