After the 2024 back-to-back hurricanes in our area, we wanted to make sure our family could stay in our home if we experienced another one. The generator we purchased, along with an interlock kit installed on the electrical panel and a 50-amp inlet, should keep the majority of the house running in the event of an extended outage.

Flexibility to use different power sources, ease of setup. Safety features to ensure that the most inexperienced person feels at ease. Maintenance minders are also important for newbies like me. Also enough wattage for all necessary household items during a disaster event.

I bought this generator to power my house during the extended outages which plague the gulf coast during hurricane season. When supplying generator power through a 50amp inlet to a panel, the max input is 12k watts. Since I'm running on natural gas and the running wattage of this unit on natural gas is 11.6k, this is the perfectly sized unit for my needs. Assembly is easy, minus the "included" natural gas hose. Apparently, Westinghouse no longer ships the natural gas hose, although all of their literature says it's included.

I bought a WGen11500Tfc and a WGen10500Tfc i December for back up generators for my house and my Mother in laws house on my property. I un boxed them,set them in place and tested them, I wad happy with the purchase. I followed the instructions for long term storage in the manual. We recently had a power outage and my generator the 11500 would not start but the 10500 started right up. I have put in a warranty request and I was told to remove the carburetor disassemble it and clean it.I am not a me mechanical person but I did my best. This did not fix the issue. Now I am being told that I need to have the carburetor replaced at my expense even after following the Westinghouse instructions. Ultimately do not count on the Westinghouse "Warranty " they do not seem to back up their product. WISH ME LUCK DURING HURRICANE SEASON!!!

This generator is very easy to use and set up. This is first generator I have owned. I love the remote start. I have borrowed a friends generator before and am familiar with the pull cord start, in the rain. Having a remote is so convenient. There are three options to start the generator. The remote, the push button and the pull cord. I like the fact that I have three fuel options. I also can eventually tie this generator to my house electrical system(get a licensed electrician for this). Another great feature are the wheels which allow you to move it around with ease. So far I am really loving this piece of equipment.

We bought this Tri-Fuel Generator for the current hurricane season. Last year we were without electricity for 2 weeks! Getting out and buying gas for it was a huge problem! So we purchased the Tri-Fuel and hooked it up to Natural Gas! It runs perfect and we are happy to not have to get gas should the occasion arise.

I have spent quite some time replacing a generator that went out during the last storms and I wanted something more durable, sturdy with tri fuel capabilities. That also could be attached to a transfer switch at my home for a few circuits that need to stay running. Was getting tired of just running extension cords and I'm looking for a better solution. This generator will allow me to continue the old process while I hook up the natural gas line and the transfer switches. The only minor issue is the length of the supplied natural gas line seems inadequate for most applications when you're trying to keep your generator away from your house. All in all I would buy this generator again, and I am quite pleased with a little things that they did. Like including the oil and a very proper funnel to put the oil in easily, the attention to detail was good.

After extensive research to find a generator capable of powering my 2,500-square-foot home—including the central air conditioning—the Westinghouse WGen9500DF Dual Fuel emerged as the top choice. Living in Southern California, where power outages occur from time to time, having a reliable backup power source is essential. The dual fuel capability was a key factor in my decision, as it allows the use of either gasoline or propane. I particularly value the option to use propane, which is not only safer but also easier to store for extended periods.

I recently purchased the tri fuel generator after researching two other brands. The generator is was packaged well, study and seems to be a good build. It came with nice accessories like remote switch and 15' ft of gas hose. The ability to run on three fuel types is a plus. I can use the generator for my home during power outages with natural gas or take it camping and run it on propane or gasoline. I also like that the manual was well detailed with the maintenance schedule and a parts list. The price point and the reviews from multiple sites also helped make my decision. So far I'm satisfied with my purchase.

Living in Florida and preparing for hurricane season is a must. For a female it has been quite the process. There are so many products out there. Westinghouse has been absolutely FANTASTIC answering all of my questions. I am ordering the cord now and can't wait to start her up! Thank you Westinghouse