I received this generator this today. Unboxed it with no problem. All parts were included and instructions were clear and easy to understand. Installed the wheels, oil and gas and the unit powered up with no problem. Appears to be well made. Very pleased.

Easy to attach wheels and other supports. Added oil (funnel included), connected propane and started unit with an easy pull. Now hoping I never have to use it! Please note that it weighs 255lbs so have help loading into vehicle. In its box it does fit into a Subaru Forester.

I've had quite a few generators and in the past and it has helped me figure out what I wanted and needed. This generator has it all. Power, autonomy, remote start and stop, all the outlet types I need and above all, dual fuel capacity. I am more than satisfied with my purchase. I'm not saying that this generator is the best just because it's the brand I've bought, I've done a lot of research (thanks to the Internet) and this generator was always reviewed as being in the top ten in its category. It's what I've been needing and it does justice to its reviews.

Although I just bought it and have only run it a short while as a test. I was very impressed with the build quality. I'm frequently so disappointed with how manufacturers package their products for shipping. The generator was well-protected and in excellent shape when I received it.

I bought this just a couple of months ago. On first start in a power outage it failed to turn over, which is a hard first impression to overcome. Gas line was open, tank was full, battery was full strength. In short, I followed the manual. Hopefully Westinghouse will make this right and stand behind their product, but until then, it's a hard Do Not Recommend.

I have not used the generator to power my home as of this review. As such, I cannot comment on the cleanness of the electricity in running computers/electronics. It appears to have amble power and several positive options. I appreciate the battery disconnect, the covered outlets, the ease in starting and the fob option, the trickle battery charger that can be left plugged in is a great comfort, having both 30- and 50-amp outlets, the gas gauge and the ability to get to the choke and other generator parts. It was the easiest generator I have ever put together. I have four generators all have positives and negatives. I see this generator as well above the others on the positive side. Time will tell how reliable. Overall, a great generator

I haven't used it yet but I'm prepared for this years hurricane. There are a couple of things that I'm excited about on this generator. First, It's a push button start or key fob. As a back up it does have the manual pull start. That I hope that I never have to use .At my age, pull start is just to difficult. Second, is that it is dual fuel. I love that fact that it runs of propane. That makes storing it so much easier not having to drain gasoline out of it. The instruction manual is very detailed. This is my first portable generator. I feel confident that I can run it properly.

The Westinghouse WGen9500TFC is a solid choice if you’re looking for a reliable backup generator. I’ve been using it mainly for power outages and occasional outdoor events, and it’s got some serious juice—9,500 running watts and a whopping 12,500 peak watts. It’s plenty powerful for keeping essentials like the fridge, lights, and even a small AC unit running without breaking a sweat. Setup was surprisingly straightforward. It’s got an electric start, which saves the hassle of manual pulling, plus remote start (nice bonus when you don’t want to step outside). It’s a bit hefty at around 220 lbs, but the wheels make it manageable enough to move around. For a unit this size, expect some noise, but nothing that feels unreasonable for the power output. One cool touch is the transfer switch-ready outlet, making it easier to connect to your home setup. Compared to similar generators I’ve tried, like the DuroMax or Champion models, the Westinghouse feels like it’s built with just a bit more attention to detail. That said, it does gulp down fuel, so be prepared for frequent refills if you’re running it for long periods. Overall, it’s a reliable and powerful option for anyone looking for peace of mind during blackouts or wanting to power up outdoor events. Just keep an eye on the fuel gauge!

I searched the net a lot and bought this model a month ago - so happy with it. The features included are found in other brands at twice the price. I like the ability to remote start, the trickle charger, all the needed tools and oil included in the box for setup, and that all the receptacles have rubber covers. Easy to set up and move around even if it does weigh over 200 lbs. I could see this generator being shipped to a disaster site and being up and running fast. Great product.

This generator is a dream so far. After it was delivered I filled the oil, plugged in the battery wire, hooked up a propane tank to test it and it fired right up with the push of a button. I plan to get a transfer switch installed so it can power my home in an emergency. I live in Florida so there’s always a chance of a power outage. I plan to run gasoline predominately, but I’ll keep a propane tank for backup. As I get older it hard to pull the rope to start the old generator. This generator is going to make my life much easier.