I researched generators quite a bit and the Westinghouse generators have much better reviews than most. Generator was very easy to set up following enclosed instructions. Once I hit the start button it fired right up and ran great. Generator has enough power to run my entire house during a power outage (can you say ice storm & high winds, etc.). Generator has the feel of a well made product. You get a lot for the money!

I bought this generator with the purpose of being able to run most of my home in case of a power outage. Having the ability to use three types of fuel was important. I am choosing to use natural gas as that is what my home uses for cooking and heating. I installed a manual transfer switch into my breaker panel and ran a 50 amp hookup on the exterior of my home. With this generator and my setup I can run my central a/c unit, two refrigerator/freezers, my gas stove/oven and microwave, washer and gas dryer, family room lights, master bedroom lights, a spare bedroom and a bathroom. Even with all.of.theae running, I would still be able to.run additional items off the 120v outlets on the generator. This generator is going to add piece of mind that should our power go out, we would still be able to live comfortably until power is restored.

Overall, very happy with the Generator. Came with gas lines for both propane and natural gas. I was able to adapt the one line to connect to my underground propane tank. Startup directions and assembly instructions were easy to follow. Unit started right up after a couple of tries. I FAILED TO FOLLOW THE DIRECTIONS AND USE THE CHOKE. Unit did start despite my shortcomings. My only issue was the THD on this unit is higher than I wanted. It was stated to be lower on one of the websites I was researching on. I should have confirmed the generators information on the Westinghouse website prior to purchasing.

Bought this a month ago getting ready for hurricane season. This unit started right up on propane the 1st try. Runs nice. Did the break in period with changing the oil every hour, wasnt many metal specks in the oil on the first change. I am a little ocd about oil changes. This generator is about as loud as others half its size. Other reviews on the next size down westinghouse generators show they can power most of the house, so this one should do even better. I'll update this review when i get more time on my unit. Very happy with my purchase.

I purchased as a backup for my home and camper. It took 30 minutes to unpack and assemble...added oil and fuel and it was ready to go. Ran a test on house and camper and everything works great. Quality, performance, and supporting documentation...an excellent choice!

I purchased the 9500DF in 2020 and it has been outstanding!! When I saw reviews on the WGen 11500Tfc i immediately ordered!! Great Value for the money! Always Performs Perfectly!! Ps… I’ve always used ONLY Propane!! Always fresh, clean starts, good performance!! Jeff b

This machine is very well-made and the featureful design and power made it perfect to get my family through Hurricane Beryl in Houston. I stopped only to change the oil for the first time as called for in the owner's manual, and I filled it with about 10 gallons of gas a day. Other than that, it was a workhorse. I love the 50Amp out because it plugged into my panel and ran my central A/C, my fridge, and all the lights and ceiling fans. Most importantly, it ran the coffee maker. We shut off the A/C when we did laundry, and it even ran the dryer. We didn't try the ovens because we have a gas grille, but I wouldn't be surprised if it would run them. We had it on the corner of the house away from windows, and I did notice that the exhaust was quite hot. The bricks on the house were hot. I haven't set it permanently in place, so I'll probably mov it closer to the natural gas line since it runs on LP and Natural gas too. That will save me trips to the gas station. It was really concerning at first that there were not any gas stations open, and as the crisis went into its third and fourth day, people were acting a little on edge, so having the LP option as a backup was nice too. We never lost our gas lines, so maybe that would be the way to go. I love the remote start. I wish it had an automatic off though, you have to remember to turn off the manual switch when it's not running. This is the second one I've had, and I killed the battery more than once on the last one I had. How hard would it be to have a remote sense on and auto off or a momentary on that stayed on 30 minutes or a few hours? I don't know what the drain is, so I can't guess, but it would be nice. I do like shutting it down from far away when I'm going to refill the tank and then after it's full, I can walk away and start it from far away. This saves me from having to wear ear protection. It's pretty loud. I wish they made an enclosure for this unit with built in ventilation and sound absorbing material. Hear me Westinghouse? LOL. Overall, I think I'd get an even more powerful unit next time, but this is very useful and reliable so far. Highly recommend!

I bought this generator because of the great reviews people were giving this company on their generators. At the time other brands also were backordered just like this one, but Westinghouse were back in stock sooner than the other guys. Got my unit home and assembled the wheel kit and it was definitely has held us to the reputation. This thing fired up on the first start without any issues and I got it broke in and ready for the next utility crisis or hurricane. Thank you Westinghouse for supplying a good product to your customers.

I wanted a tri fule model after the last storm having to drive all around to find gasoline Just waiting to have my house nat gas line fitting installed so I can hook in my gen Haven’t used it yet but my neighbor has a dule fule and he likes it hopefully mine works just as good

This thing is an absolute beast when it’s still in the box. Definitely a 2 or 3 person job to lift it into and out of a truck or van. The wheel installation was easy and it’s much easier to move around once the wheels are on. I haven’t fired it up yet, but there appears to be good clear instructions for starting it using any of the 3 fuel type options.