Recently purchased for storms/power outages in SE Texas. Product was well packaged; Features that attracted me to the product: Triple fuel with the ability to quickly change; remote start and its portability. Started under propane immediately and tested very well. Machine appears to be durable.

I just bought my new Westinghouse generator and I know it will come in hand. After several hurricanes and a major freeze I decided I would not leave my family without power for days on end. It is such a comfortable feeling to know that my family will be comfortable when we lose power again. This new generation is a true blessing!

This is a great tri fuel generator. Packed with features to keep your house power going in a emergency. This model is cheaper then some of the other comparable brand on the market. I have a transfer switch in my breaker box for the house connection during a emergency for easy hook up and run it from natural gas. This generator powered up my hole house including central AC !

Overall EXCELLENT, just one flaw, see below. I bought and tested this with gasoline and propane and it works flawlessly. Easy to switch from one fuel to the other. I used a transfer switch outside the home and it powered up my 3 ton AC and everything else in the home, including the pool pump with no problem. It slowed down when I tested trying the clothes dryer, but I would never during an outage. ONLY ISSUE is that it does not have meter to tell you how much power is being drawn!!! So you have to let it trip or ....????? Other useless info like frequency on the meter!

Happy to have it, runs as expected. Haven’t used it yet, but heard good things and grateful to have an energy source should my electricity go out during this hurricane season. Also, happy to have it for a friend or neighbor in need if I don’t need it and they do.

Received the generator in absolutely great condition. by truck and the driver placed it in my garage. Easy set up instructions. I,m going to use Natural Gas but used propane to start it up. It fired right off and ran great, I have set it up in a small resin garbage can storage unit and plan to hook it up as a home backup. I had to take the wheels off to make it fit inside, I still have to vent the exhaust and add several more air vents. This generator is well designed and the manual is well written. A lot of power and flexibity at a great price.

Living in Florida during Hurricane season, I got tired of dealing with only being able to run my refrigerators and a couple fans and lights off of my little 2000 watt inverter generator. I live in a rural area so when my power is out, I have no running water either. This has enough output to run my well and everything essential inside. I haven’t been without power long enough to attempt turning on my water heater (only cold showers) or stove (have a camping stove and gas grill), and I haven’t attempted to run the well with both AC units and probably won’t (run AC long enough to cool the house, flips breakers when or even we need water). A portable generator this size (11,500 watt) is a fraction of the cost of a built in and works nearly as well under most circumstances, as long as you don’t mind manual load management.

Excellent generator so far! I unboxed unit immediately and prepped for operation. I built a 50amp cord to connect to my manual transfer switch. I ran it on propane with no load for about 30 minutes. I then slowly added load until I had my entire house connected. It runs everything in my 3000+ sqft home, including the AC. It bogged down when compressor kicked on, but immediately recovered. I turned on every light (allLED's), tv's, microwave, etc. I also have the refrigerator and a full size freezer. Everything worked perfectly as I ran entire house on generator for 45 mins. I did not try to dry clothes or use the electric oven, but I'm sure they wouldn't be a problem if I'm conscience about using during a storm. I also test ran on natural gas without load and it ran perfectly. I plan on installing a soft start on my AC unit before running on NG with load. I only plan on using gasoline as a last resort, so I'm not going to put any gas in it unless I need to. This will prevent any “gumming” up or fuel issues while in storage. Also, the hose did not come with everything I needed to connect to NG. I added a quick connect on to my existing NG line on the side of my home. I needed a 1/2” 45deg tapered male to 1/2” standard female adapter to complete the hose quick connect.

I recently purchased this portable generator, and I must say, it's a game-changer! With an impressive power capacity of 13,000 peak watts on gasoline, 12,000 peak watts on propane, and 10,000 peak watts on natural gas, it ensures reliable power backup during emergencies. The remote start feature, along with electric and recoil start options, adds a touch of convenience, making operation a breeze. What's more, it runs for up to 19 hours on just a 9.5-gallon fuel tank, giving me peace of mind during extended outages. The clear instructions made initial setup a cinch, and the bonded neutral grounding system ensures safety. If you're in the market for a reliable and versatile generator, look no further!

I bought the Westinghouse WGen11500TFc after experiencing several multi-day power outages. I chose this particular unit because of its higher running watts utilizing natural gas than its competitors. I haven't been disappointed. The generator is able to run my whole house including two air conditioning units.