After loss of power for over a day I decided to purchase this WGen9500DFc generator. It will be plugged into my 50 amp switch panel and will run almost all of my house except for the electric stove/oven. It started fine after turning it over a few times to get the gas into the carb. I also used the remote starter and that worked also. For the price and quality of this generator I would highly recommend it.

I bought this generator because I need a bigger one. I already have three of various sizes up to 5500. After receiving this product and running it on propane, I can say that I am very impressed with the quality of it. First the Westinghouse name has been around for well over a hundred years. So after doing my research on all comparable models on the the market this one stood out as being the best value for my money, not only am I impressed with the way this thing is built by also the components that they used in its construction. An added bonus is the run time on gasoline is 12 hours on the 6.6gallon tank. That is right at the same consumptions as my 5500 with 5 gallon. Of course this is at 50% load which is where I will be running it. We just retired and moved to the country so I have a lot of confidence in knowing that this generator will last and provide power for my needs in the future. I’m guessing that y’all see that that I am very happy with my purchase !

Received the generator about 3 weeks ago. Finally got the pigtail to connect to the transfer switch on Saturday. Finally got it connected today after some problems which were mine and not the generators. The big test was when we tried to see if it would run our well pump which it did. Love the fact that this generator is rated at continuous power output rather than surge output! Would I recommend it to a friend, absolutely, already have

Got this Generator in and It fired right up. Broke it in and put it under a serious load and without a glitch it never missed a beat. Very happy as this as it's the 1st WestingHouse I've ever owned and already plan to buy another one for my Race Car trailer.

I just assembled and tested the generator. I first saw assembly directions on the shipping box. They eww easy to understand, and I felt less stress about assembling a new item. It was easy to assemble a test with my propane tank. I love the blue and black look and easy to follow dials, switches, inputs. I thought it would be loud, but it is the same as my older 5500 watt generator. I am very pleased with my purchase.

I’ve owned several generators over the years, but this one by far has seem to be the most versatile. Being in Texas, we often find ourselves out of power So having a good reliable source gives me great comfort that my family is safe and my property stays safe as well.

I bought a couple of months ago and finally had time to wire and have it ready for the next power outage. Well shortly afterwards our power went out and it worked like a charm. Used Propane which is safer and easier to use. We have another brand generator but it did not have enough power to supply our house. The WGen9500DF does and the bonus is it is dual fuel. Highly recommend this generator. Westinghouse is a company that's been around for ever, trusted and dependable.

Bought it last month in case of outage this winter. Liked how easy it was to put together, put the legs and wheels on in about five minutes. Filled it with the oil provided put about a gal of gas hooked propane and started after carburetor filed with gas, easy to switch from gas to propane.

wish I had it for Hurricane Milton. I purchased based upon the reviews and Westinghouse reputation. when my electrician came to install the 50amp interlock, he said I couldn't have made a better choice. Unit started right up, took it through the break in cycle. I'm ready for the next power outage. very pleased, I especially like the covered outlets

Probably the best bang for your buck short of buying a whole home generator. I unboxed it, put the feet and wheels on, added oil and gasoline, connected the battery, flipped the battery on and pushed the Start button...and boom! It started right up.