While I haven't had the need to use it yet during an outage, it seems to be exactly what I wanted: Powerful enough to run sump pumps, 2 refrigerators, TV, furnace and a couple of lights. Preparation from box to use takes about 20 minutes including installing Wheels/feet, connecting battery & adding (included) oil & fuel. I would recommend a Generator tent (GenTent) to use outdoors during a storm if you don't have a sheltered area as the generator can NOT get wet.

I bought about a month ago and have ran it a few times. We are using it in the event power goes out and for around our property. I really like the remote start as well as the electric start. Is a little loud but to be expected. I have not used the propane option but the switch is pretty straight forward.

My wife and I bought this a couple of months ago in preparation for the upcoming winter months. We have had power issues in the last few years in our neighborhood during bad weather. In the time we have been living here, we have lost quite a few refrigerators/freezers full of food, which adds up to hundreds, maybe even a couple thousand dollars in food that went bad. This generator had great reviews, so we purchased one. We haven't had to use it yet, but now we are prepared!

I have only just got this generator and have never owned 1 before. It is very heavy but when the wheels are attached it is easy to move around. You have to add the engine oil and the dipstick is terrible, so it is hard to know when enough is in. I really liked the battery disconnect which allows you to unplug the battery easily and add a battery tender with standard connector. The generator has a pull cord start if the battery is flat.

This is a quality product that is highly reliable. Dual fuel is a great plus, too. My only regret is not buying this generator a long time ago. I bought this on-line, so I bought it sight unseen. Had I been able to see one at our local Lowes, I would have purchased it years ago. The high build quality stands out upon inspection, GREAT BUY.

I purchased it in Aug but didn't have time do you travel to start it for over a month. When I pushed the start button there was a Pop sound and the unit didn't try to start. Now the battery light doesn't come on until the generator is running. I can pull start it but can't sync the remote key fob until I can get this fixed.

BOUGHT THIS GENERATOR, T WAS EASY TO PUT TOGETHER AND IT ALSO WAS VERY SIMPLE TO START WOULD RECOMMEND THIS PRODUCT TO FAMILY MEMBERS AND FRIENDS. WHEN THIS GENERATOR WAS PURCHASED IT WAS NEEDED FOR WHEN WE HAVE STORMS. THE FIRST STORM WAS RIGHT AFTER WE BIUGHT IT AND IT STARTED UP AND DID EXATELY WHAT WE NEEDED.

I had to replace the batteries in the FOB and then needed to pair the remote start to the generator, conflicting instructions none of which were successful. Have to go outside in subzero temps to manually push the start button. Pointless to have remote start.

After receiving a brand new Generac that would not start, I took a deep breath and did research for plan B. Saw the wGEN7500DF and had a strong attraction just by the appearance, which was fortified after reading many positive reviews. Everything from the instructions to fact that it actually worked has been great. (started on first push of start button and key FOB remote, and first pull of recoil) I plan to switch to propane tomorrow and run some test loads at below 50% as instructed for break-in. I have other new Westinghouse products and am overall quite pleased. Time, of course will tell, but I just have a good feeling about this unit. Not too many people I have talked to are up on this brand for portable generator applications. I hope to change this by telling them about my experience.

Received it in 2 days from ordering. Removed it from the box and assembled it in less than 20 minutes. Put in the oil, hooked up a propane tank and hit the start button. It started right away. Still waiting on my cable to hook up to the house so haven't put a load on it, but I'm sure it will handle my needs easily. So far having a problem syncing the remote start, but I'll get it