I bought this generator after a very thorough research and review of portable generators. After setting it up, my neighbor commented that he has generator "envy" after seeing my Westinghouse dual fuel portable generator. Easy start for an elder person and I can honestly say that I don't have one complaint.

We ordered through our electrician and trusted them to get a generator based on our requested features and needs. This product meets and exceeds our expectations, including price. The test went smoothly and made us feel confident that we will be prepared to weather the next storm comfortably.

I purchased this generator because of the ability to provide proper wattage to the home during extended power outages and use minimum fuel for my requirements. It was easy to assemble and prepare for the 5 hour break in run. No problems starting, running power to the home through proper mechanical interlock on electrical panel. Ran perfect on gasoline and the switch over to propane and back was easy.

I'm very happy with this investment for a number of reasons. This model will be able to run house including AC! The key thing I was looking for was tri-fule capability. Gas and propane is good for quick and short time use cases, but natural gas gives me flexibility for long term outages. I live on the gulf coast of Texas so I want to be able to run this for multiple days if needed. I will be building a weather proof shed on my property for storage that will open up for cooling and ventilation. I will be able to run a natural gas line to the shed so that I can turn it on quickly and not worry about fuel during those longterm outages we can get in hurricane season. I'm also very comfortable with the Westinghouse name and the warranty offered with this unit. I hope to send some pictures when I have the shed built.

I purchased this generator for home backup because of the features and price. it has everything I need including dual fuel and a 50amp outlet which enables me to run my whole house. propane is much easier to store than gas. It started on the first try with propane, I have not tried gas yet but I'm sure I will get the same result. the remote start is a great feature

It's only been a couple of weeks since I purchased this generator but I was pleasantly surprised to find a pull rope on the motor. Based on the website information I couldn't ascertain or see the pull rope but this gives me an alternate option to start the generator if the battery is dead. Since this generator will serve as a temporary backup in case I lose power at home, I will have to come back and add comments after its use after evaluating its operation.

I purchased this unit primarily for the Tri Fuel option. Right now we have propane to heat and cook, so I plan to have a port added to hook up to the generator. I like the natural gas option too so we have that capability if we move to a location with Nat Gas. I started the unit and it powered right up. Haven't put it to any long test yet, but Im confident it will work well.

Bought this generator to power our 2500 sqft house for the winter in case we lose power. Seems well built, starts easy on propane or gas. Easy to move. Just add oil, hook up the fuel, plug the battery in and it's running. So far well worth the money.

This is a great choice for anyone with occasional power loss (for us, 5-6 times a year), needing to power the essentials. We're adding a transfer switch soon to connect it more fully to the house when needed. This option is a nice middle ground rather than much more expensive permanently installed units (which doesn't make much economic sense for people without frequent / extreme power loss). Dual fuel is also a great addition, as we almost always have one or the other in storage.

I originally bought a Westinghouse 7500W Gas Backup Generator in 2003. It served my family faithfully for almost 20 years at our home in Washington State. any where from a couple of hours to up to 9 days of continuous operation during winter power outages. I serviced it periodically and kept it covered for protection outdoors year round. Always started within 2 pulls. Now that I am older and wiser I bought this bigger Dual Fuel with electric start and she fires up without a problem.