I bought this to pair with my Solar Generator, and it is amazing. One hour of this POWERHORSE totally charges my solar generator, moreover, it runs the power-consuming items that my solar generator can't... I live off-the-grid and my freezer is never without power thanks to the Westinghouse/Solar Generator combo!

The instructions were clear, and it started easily with the electric battery start. We used the gasoline for testing when connected to house loads through the 50-amp connection. For propane we hooked an extension line from a house-supply tank to the convenient flare connection on the generator. It also ran well with propane.

Two screws were missing on the top of the control panel when we received the product. Otherwise, it seems to be well built and started easily using the remote control. It has numerous nice features compared with other generators in its class, ie., 30 and 50 amp outlets and remote start.

I bought this not WGEN9500DF April 24, 2021 and now looking forward to our next power failure! The remote start will be a move feature. I am wiring a distribution panel interlock so I can safely back feed the 50 amps. This should provide the power I need for my AC, refrigerator and a couple of lights!

I'm planning on using this in power outages during the winter and at a remote building during the rest of the year. The unit had a very easy set up. Lift and block the ends up before attaching legs the same for the wheels. It was as easy as it comes. Because I didn't have any non-ethanol gas on hand I decided to try it on a propane tank. Propane hook up is very easy. Make sure to not forget to plug the battery up as I did...lol. plugged it up tested charged. Followed instructions to start the generator with the remote and 2 seconds on the remote start and it was purring like a kitten. It fired up quicker than I believe any other engine ive had before. I haven't put a big load on it yet but it is impressive so far. Keep in mind this unit rolls easy but it is very heavy. Not something you would want to roll to your deer stand.k I am curious as to why the supplied 1.16 Quart of motor oil that is supposedly more than enough did not even get the oil on the stick.

I setup my generator today and it's so easy. The product came with a natural gas and propane hose, plus oil and funnel. Easy startup guide, I was probably done and running the generator in 10 minutes. We bought this to power our 2000sqft home. It worked wonderfully and it even could handle the 4 ton ac starting up on natural gas!

Happy with my purchase. I put the wheels on, took 1 minute, then added my oil. Hooked up battery charger but it was practically already fully charged. Hooked up my Propane tank and hit the start button. cranks 3 times automatically. 3rd crank it started and ran great.. Let it run for a while without a load as suggested and then hooked up heater. Ran just fine. No more worries about power outages.

I am known to research purchase items extensively. Living mostly full time now in a rural area due to COVID-19, I decided I needed to increase the size of my generator from 5500 watts to something that would run most everything I would need in case of power failure. My research told me this fit the bill. I ordered online and received it quickly and in great shape. Took only about 20 minutes to assemble and fired it up with Propane for a test run. This was a wise investment on my part. I am very impressed with fit and finish and ease of operation. I now have peace of mind that we will do quite well with this new generator in the event of power failure. Thanks for a great product Westinghouse.

i bought this to replace my 3600 watt generator. purchased online so i didnt see it first, but was surprised to find it was around the same size and volume of my much less powerful generator. started right up with push button. the remote start/stop is a nice touch. the build quality is impressive. i didn't realize how poorly my old generator was built before seeing this one. everything is heavy duty, and even the finish is nice. it just looks tough. i'm having a master transfer switch installed and will use this to power much of the house if needed. hopefully i'll never need it but i am confident i'll be happy if needed.

After hurricane Beryl ripped through Houston we were out of power for 6 straight days. We asked around which generator was the most reliable based on others experiences during that time and found that the Westinghouse was the most reliable generator from the pool of people we spoke to. Out of the box this generator is easy to assemble and very movable. We did buy a tent for the weather when operating but I recommend storing in the garage. The only weak point of this design would most likely be the battery. I will most likely replace the battery for a higher CCA rating and add corrosion resistant product on the terminal. I'd also wrap the wiring near the battery with electrical tape for added protection.