Purchased this to replace my 15 yr old ailing gas generator. Wanted something with a bit less maintenance (no gas storage to deal with) and this was a great upgrade. It Runs quieter and cleaner, and easily powered everything I needed during our last windstorm.

This dual-fuel model is exactly right for our environment. Also, the capacity is right for powering food storage devices. Charging little devices is a bonus. The machine is very well engineered! Every part is solid. Also, the documentation is good -- not that common in such devices.

After a few recent power outages ranging from 8 to 21 hours I decided it was time to shop for a generator. Researched many brands. Westinghouse seemed to have the features I was looking for, cheaper than other brands and had good reviews. Unboxing and setup was easy with the owner's manual. Generator started right up with a push of the start button. Ran it for the break in randomly connecting some items which it powered no problem. So my first impression is excellent. Hopefully that remains the same when I really do need it.

Quality ! Easy to assemble wheels and feet. Started right up. Switching from gas to propane is a breeze, can be done while unit is running without missing a beat ! Small size for ease of storage. Remote start is very cool ! We are very pleased with our purchase.

How cool is it to be able to run propane or gas! I love the flexibility. This is a well made unit and so glad I went with the quality of Westinghouse over a cheaper no-name brand. This unit will be a life saver during the possibly eminent zombie outbreak. Thank you guys for a great product!

Got the generator home. Follow setup instructions (Maybe should have added the removal of shipping brackets tot he instructions). Filled it up and hit the remote. Started first try. Ran it off gas and propane. Runs both AC and Microwave in the trailer no problem.

I've never owned a generator and am not knowledgable of engines at all. But the manual was clear and the setup was easy. The only issue I had was the battery was connected to the terminals, but there was a plug that had to be attached . It took me a while to find it since it wasn't mentioned in the manual. But that was the only issue I had.

We live in an area where power shutdowns are not rare and a generator is a desirable asset if we want light and heat during a shutdown. This model is a dual fuel model, and as a backup fuel, a tank of propane is easier for us to keep in reserve than a container of gasoline. This model is just what we want.

I bought this a week ago and have had it up and running. Power out is instantaneous. My reason for this one is so I can be in a campsite with others and put it on propane and have a quieter running engine. We also are very happy to have it to add to our 72 hour plus survival kit. It won't run our whole home but will provide us with immediate essentials.

I needed something to power two refrigerators, a small window air conditioner, and my internet while work was being done on my electrical panel. This unit was easy to set up, the electric starter was nice, had no problems powering the above mentioned items. An added plus, I did not realize it had a pull cord for starting the engine. Nice backup if the electric starter fails. I plan to use only propane in the unit. I have only run the unit for about 6 hours so far, no problems.