Just finished the break in period and it’s worked as advertised. It’s only use will be backup power to our home. During the break in period it handled the loads it was bought for with power to spare. The remote start is a nice feature and will come in handy if my family has to get it started.

Usually when I purchase a product, I have to tighten all the fasteners, replace missing bolts or screws, brake out the paint etc... Not with this unit. didn't find any problems. I was impressed by the quality finish and frame welds. I did elect to us the synthetic oil and did not use the one supplied. Generator stated right up, remote works, LP hose included!

We purchased this a couple of months back preparing for winter. It was easy to set up and had the first start up in 10 minutes. It was delivered fully assembled except for the wheels. We experienced a 6 hour power outage after purchase and powered everything we needed including 2 refrigerators, freezer, wifi, lights, etc. with no issues.

We went through an ice storm and lost power for 12 days and we agreed that w could do better so we added a port to our power panel and bought this generator to provide the power. Haven't had to use it for that purpose bit have used it for msc construction jobs and it has been great.

I bought this to have just in case after experiencing 11 days without power after hurricane Helene. Setup was rather straight-forward, and it test-ran on propane just fine. I don’t plan to hook it into my house, so I bought adapters to run regular outlets for the 240 connectors. It should keep my backup heaters and fridge running continuously if needed, with a few lights and phone/laptop chargers too.

Purchased a WGen9500DF after a lot of research. Major requirements were price, fuel economy, being able to use gas or propane and build quality. Product design and documentation have been well thought out. On first use with gasoline and using key fob the unit started on first start cycle. I use a transfer switch on house and power 3/4 horse power water pump, septic, 2 refers and freezer, 12k split air conditioner , computers, lights etc.. No issues and unit has not labored at all. Plan on installing a propane tank to fuel the gen as we can loose power for a week and can't get to a gas station for gas . Recommend this be put on your list for consideration.

After our recent floods and lengthy power outages we knew that we needed a backup generator. After quite a bit of research we decided on the Westinghouse WGen9500DFc. It has enough output to run our entire house - with some to spare, and having it as a dual fuel model there is a lot of options, especially since propane lasts longer in storage. We are quite happy with it so far!

Living in Florida and experiencing hurricane Ian, I will not be without a generator again. After investigating several generators, we decided on this one as it checked all our boxes from gas to propane and should provide comfort in knowing your electric needs are covered.

This just arrived a few weeks ago, so my use has been limited. It was easily assembled by one person. I have used both gasoline and LPG easily. The controls and maintenance items are readily accessible. The eco feature is a definite plus. Definitely quieter than our last generator.

I just set up the generator as per instructions and found that the battery was not charged so I decided to give it a pull and was pleased that it started right up. I am running it now to charge the battery and plan to run it each month so when I need it, it will be ready to go. So far, VERY PLEASED.