I bought this item less than a month ago and love the features and adaptability I get with this generator. Having the ability to utilize gas or propane is a wonderful option. The electric start is another positive feature that I find very useful. This generator is the perfect size for what I need to run in my household.

I just got this generator yesterday. I purchased it for the flexibility of dual fuel and it is large enough to still run my small A/C unit, fridge and freezer. I like the fact that is still has the pull start option, as batteries and electronic push buttons will eventually have issues. It is heavy at 220 lbs dry, but is easy to unpack and assemble the wheels, feet, battery connection, and engine oil. Hooked it up to propane tank for test and started on the 5th pull. Started on 1st pull each try thereafter. Push button start on the console worked fine, as did the remote start key fob. I tested the fob at about 50 yards, and it started and stopped fine. Manual states will start up to 109 yards. Noise level is reasonable for the size of generator. Rolls well with the hinge out handle and large wheels. The 120 V AC GFCI plugs worked fine. Have yet to test the 240V outlets. Only tool not provided is a crescent wrench to tighten the propane connection to the supplied hose/regulator. Documentation is easy to follow and provide adequate level of detail. Too early to comment on long term performance, but early indications are favorable.

Kept the refrigerator running plus some lights using extension cords during the PG&E power shut downs. The only issue is that one of the 20 amp duplex outlets stopped working after just a few hours of operation so I need to get it fixed. Hope to eventually get it set up to hook up to the house through the 14-50 R outlet.

Very happy with this purchase. It was easy to put together and it started up quickly the first time! Very happy with the remote start - no pulling to start. Although it is heavy the handle and wheesl it allows you to move the generator in its frame works great. We are ready for anything now!!!

I bought this a month ago to replace a smaller unit from another manufacturer. We definitely use this often as the power goes out on a regular basis. Now we have enough capacity to keep our home reasonably well until the power is restored, usually the same day.

This generator is well packaged and everything as ease to assemble as the manual. It is a a tri-fuel options with easy to push button start instead of the old option to crane it. It is a plus that it have a remote start as well very convenient. Work great to power my whole house. We are ready for the next storm might cause us to be out of power again.

Was easy to assemble, and came with everything beside the Natural Gas Hose is missing, which I have reported to WestingHouse and waiting on if they could mail me one. This same model was recommended to me by my neighbor who used it during the recent Hurricane Beryl in Texas and hooked up to his house and provide power to the whole house.

I purchased this to replace a good-running portable generator that we've been using for emergency whole-home backup during a power outage. The old one had low hours, but we needed a more powerful generator to work with our well. Being tri-fuel, this generator makes it very convenient for us now that we can hook right up to our natural gas supply line at the house -- no more running to the gas station during a power outage. The build quality seems to be excellent.

We purchased this generator prior to hurricane Beryl since our area is prone to outages during storms. To say we are happy with the product is an understatement! We had hooked up our fridge, deep freezer, fans, portable AC and a few other small electronics to get us through. We do plan on getting a switch on our house so we can hook this bad boy up and use it that way. Can't wait!

I just purchased and did a trial run. It was an easy set up and I was able to run my 4 ton AC and air handler, several lights, two refrigerators, garage doors, some receptacles, and one electric burner on cooktop. My hot water heater drew too much amperage, so if I need to use that, I would just need to switch off the AC for a little bit. Total amperage on A phase was 35 amps and total amperage on B phase was 25 amps. With a 40 amp generator main breaker, I still have a little room left to turn a few more things on.