After researching for over a year we landed on the Westinghouse 9500DF. It's versatile using both gas and propane, compact for the output and is easy to maintain. We have it connected to the house with a 50A transfer switch so it only takes a minute to set up and can handle the load of most of the house, minus the Central heat/air.

I am getting my family ready for the hurricane season and finding a generator to connect to our transfer switch was of top priority. Having a propane option was a must for me for the reason that it stores over time better. We are very happy with this generator and I love the remote start option.

I bought this generator without the expectation of using my 3.5 ton A/C durimg an outage, but.....VOILA!! It was able to power on all the lights, A/C, 6 refrigerators, etcetera. Obviously, I didn't try my other high consumption equipments, such as water heater, electric range, dryer machine, but it did the work perfectly for like an hour.

Bought this in preparation for the hurricane season. It powers the whole house (less AC unit) via my installed back feed thru the main electrical panel. However, I drove over the generator’s wheel and need to replace it. Any suggestions on where to find one?

I purchased this product based on the Westinghouse reputation and review's I read online. Followed the direction and that's it. Easy assembly of the wheels and support pads. Battery was totally charged and it started right up. The LED meter is a bit tuff to read in bright sunlight but once you shade it with your hand it is fine. Amazingly quieter than I had expected. All voltages spot on.

Just fired it up for the first time and it wouldn't kick on using gas. Had to connect a propane tank to get it going, and fired right up. Once it was running, switched over to gas and turned off the propane and it worked like a champ. Recommend Westinghouse add this little trick to their initial starting tips. Very pleased thus far, feel it's a great deal for a solid generator.

We live in Florida near the coast, so naturally a generator is a good insurance policy. We purchased a Westinghouse WGen 9500DFc. I had read fantastic reviews about the generator and the Westinghouse brand. This machine is as sturdy as they come. It's a relatively quiet operation, easy start and the duel fuel is a huge plus. If needed, we can use gas for a little extra power, but propane is a great back up plan. I love the push button start/stop since I'm a little older and rip cords/cranks are a bit much.

We just purchased this item to have when our electricity goes out. It has so many great features and will power the lights, refrigerator, window AC, fans, TV, microwave, ect... We especially like that it is Dual Fuel, gasoline or propane and that it is electric, remote start and recoil start .

I bought the WGen9500DFc as a backup generator. Unboxing, assembly, preparation, and test operation were all easy and as documented. Westinghouse seemed to put a lot of effort in labeling, instructions, diagrams, et al. Preparation and startup where very easy.

Westinghouse has been building Generators for a LOOONG time. they have had plenty of time to work the kinks out. Some of the newer names I don't feel I can trust the quality, especially something like a generator which can be so vital when needed... I would hate to be sitting in the dark with an Off Brand wishing I had bought the best! Love the Keyfob... just wish they had auto sensing power outtage without having to by the portable transfer switch.