I did a lot of research and came to the conclusion the WGen3600DF was the perfect generator for my concerns. It was easy to set up and started on the first push of the remote. I have a four circuit transfer switch attached to my electrical box which controls my chest freezer, refrigerator, my furnace and the up stairs plugs and lights. This generator runs it all without a burp. The duel fuel is a super feature which will allow me to keep it running with just a flip of the switch. Will allow me to fill my propane tanks. Love this generator worth every penny I paid for it.

I've used this a few times and it's well designed and easy to operate. The push button Start makes it ideal as a generator while camping. The only negative is that we had an issue with the remote start not pairing to the generator. It's moderately heavy, but pretty easy for 2 people to lift. The spring lift bar and roller wheels make it very easy to move around for anyone. We loaded it into our SUV to drive to the campsite and never smelled gas at all, which was impressive.

The remote start key is such a bonus. I am a single woman and was worried about operating the generator, but with the useful manual I found it understandable and easy to follow. It is easy to move around and all round well designed. I also like the fact that it can run on gasoline or propane.

I paid good money for the generator. Once I broke it out of the box to start it up. I charged the battery since it wouldn't start remotely. I figured it would have come charged. Next day tried to start it and nothing. I charged it for 5 days and still no remote start. I've sent 4 messages to the company and haven't heard from them yet. So no I wouldn't recommend a product where the company doesn't stand behind it.

I bought a WGen3600v power generator 15 days ago and it came quickly and in good state of conservation without any injury, although I couldn't test it because I want to send it to my family in Cuba and for that the Power Generator has to be New according the cuban aduana law, but it looks very, very good.

I've been looking for a dual fuel RV generator that has remote start, and this appears to be the only one on the market. I was a bit hesitant on the open frame type model due to the noise I've experienced with others, but the noise level and pitch are surprisingly quiet. The propane is so convenient and burns clean. I haven't tried it with gasoline, and unless I'm in a pinch I doubt I will, since the propane has indefinite shelf life and won't gum up the carb. The connection of the starting battery was a little bit of a hassle and wasn't well described in the instructions, and one of the screws on the battery bracket was torqued too much and I had difficulty getting it out. This generator has an incredible set of features for a great price, making it a good value. The three year warranty is also very nice.

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 was going on a camping trip and needed a generator. My friend recommended a couple of brands for me about the same watts as this one. But looking at the ones my friend recommended, this westinghouse was a couple hundred cheaper and had the dual fuel option. Also has the 30 Amp connection for an RV, super quiet and neat design.

I just got the generator this week and my initial impressions out of the box are good. It seems to be very well made. Does not seem to be cheap parts. After one weekend of use I'm pretty impressed. We shall see how it performs over the coming months and years. Hope it's the last generator I buy for a long while. It's a little louder and heavier than my last generator but that's the only 2 knocks I have on it. For the price and for what you get I think it's an excellent choice.

I've only had the generator for a short while, but so far it seems good. It started right up (after I filled it with oil and hooked it to a propane tank!) and it was reasonably quiet. The only thing that I don't like is that the indicator light, that lights when the main power button is turned on, stays on all the time. If you shut the unit off with the fob, it will drain the battery overnight which negates the usefulness of having a remote fob. Other than that, it appears to be a good, solid generator.