After the last power outage I looked for a power source That could be used to power multiple circuits. The WGen5300DFcv was a good match. It has enough power and is duel fuel and is portable. After assembly which was quite easy, I started it up to see how it would work and it preformed as advertised. Now I have the power I need ready for the next outage.

Have a 4200w that is several years old and was looking for an upgrade with dual fuel option. After many hours of research over span of 3-4 months I landed on the Westinghouse for the Win! Its perfect size, powerful enough to power the items in my home during an outage. With the Warranty that comes with this and duel fuel options it was a no Brainer. Westinghouse has been around for a long time and its reliability sells itself.

Currently, our world situation is unpredictable. With the threat of cyber warfare & possible power grid outages we thought it would be wise to purchase a well-known, dual fuel, dependable portable generator just in case we happen to need one. In case of a power outage, this one will power our refrigerator, freezer, microwave, tv, window unit air conditioner and many other small appliances. Its function and use is easily explained.Being prepared for an emergency was a no brainer for us.

Just bought it today and looking forward to using it. I read many great reviews about this machine which is why I purchased it and the fact that it's a dual fuel which is good just in case you don't have gasoline most people have a grill you can grab the tank out of and hook it up in a pinch. We lose power on occasion and were tired of losing money in lost food in the fridge and having kids we can't lose power it makes life extremely difficult.

Much, much research went into the purchase of this generator, and it's just right for our needs. Your needs may vary. This is enough for a refrigerator, a couple of computers, a few lights, a fan, and charging cellphones...maybe more, but we haven't tried more than that yet. Love the dual fuel, since propane stores well, doesn't go bad, and doesn't gum up the carb. I haven't run it on gasoline yet. The slightly lower power compared to larger generators means lower fuel consumption and longer run times per tank of propane. You don't want to be looking for gas or propane after a hurricane. Also wanted a generator that can easily be attached to a transfer switch (which needs to be installed by an electrician), so there aren't extension cords everywhere. This one fills all those needs and is compact to store in my small shed. Non-electric start is a plus for me, since there are no batteries to die and need replacing. This pull-starts easily. Only tradeoff is noise; it's an open-frame model and is louder than most inverters. Overall, very happy with this generator.

Easy start. Works as expected. The manual has a page for assembly, but the real assembly instructions were not in the book but on the reverse side of a maintenance poster. Would be nice if frame was designed better for oil draining or if some tube was included. The supplied tube for filling could be an inch longer but it works.

I bought this because I have moved to the Midwest. I am now experiencing what it’s like being subject to the power of nature. I can’t get this to run at all other than wide open choke. But I have hope that it can run and produce electricity even still

We recently purchased this Westinghouse generator after going through two hurricanes in two weeks. We lost a refrigerator full of food 2x. We are very impressed with this generator. Well made, easy to start and easy to hook up. Runs our refrigerator, portable AC as well as lamps and chargers for cell phones.

I purchased this product in anticipation of Hurricane Idalia. Thankfully we did not need it; but it is nice to know we have power back up in the event of another storm. We lost power last year after Hurricane Ian and we do not want to go through that again.

I recently purchased the Westinghouse portable generator and have found it first of all easy to understand, minimal assembly, it was simple to attach wheels and mounting feet with the tools that came with the product. To change from gas to propane is an easy three step procedure and the reverse to go from propane to gas. Love that I can use one or the other.,