I purchased this in October in anticipation of the up and down bad weather we have in Texas. The unit is large enough to run everything that we would need during a power outage. I have it connected to natural gas for continuous running. Extremely pleased.

Great portable 56 amp output 240v generator, but Westinghouse only offers 2 ATS (Automatic Transfer Switches) rated at 20A and 30A. This WGen11500TFc generator puts out 56 amps so what Transfer switch is available for the typical Do-It-Yourselfer compatible with it? Westinghouse does say it is ATS compatible, but then disappoints.

I purchased primarily for when we loose power during hurricane season. I love the fact that it has electric start, remote and manual starting capabilities. I also love that it has 3 ways to fuel it, because I can keep propane stored easier and have had trouble getting gas during a hurricane. This generator gives me great peace of mine.

Lost my power for nearly 24 hours. I had this unit hooked up to my natural gas line and my main breaker box. Could not have worked more smoothly. I had power when the majority of my neighbors did not. The only drawback is that it is very loud. Made it a little difficult to sleep with the motor roaring outside my window.

I purchased this generator after reading many positive reviews. I originally purchased the dual fuel model (Gas/Propane), but when i recieved it, there was a tag on the box that said "Free Upgrade" and when I opened it up, it was the tri fuel model (Gas/Propane/Natural Gas). After assembling the generator, it started right up on a 20LB Propane tank. The remote start key fob is a real plus. Great price, great features. I should now be ready for Hurricane season.

I bought this after I experienced a couple power outages in the last year lasting longer than a few hours. I wanted the peace of mind. Cheaper than a standby, even with the installation of a transfer switch. East setup, started right up with no problems.

Just moved to the Houston Texas area from the Washington DC area. I recall watching the flooding of Houston on national news coverage. I of my first purchases was a Westinghouse generator (TriFuel). This is a great and well build product. Hope I won’t have to use it…..

Bought this last year in prep for hurricane season and installed house transfer switch. Installed natural gas connection this yr (2024). This generator was a lifesaver after hurricane Milton. Was able to run AC, fridge, freezer, pool pump, lights and microwave on nat. gas. My hope is to never use gasoline as I keep 8 propane tanks in reserve as well.

I purchased this unit in January, prepped it for initial start up, and ran it per the recommended break in run successfully. Today, have used it for 1st utility power outage since purchase again successfully. I am a bit concerned with the high frequency output of 63.2- 63.6 Hz which is over 5% above stated unit out put of 60 Hz.

Recently put in a Transfer Switch and needed a 'compatible' home generator with 50amp receptacle. The Westinghouse WGen11500TFc checked all my boxes and then some. Very reasonably priced for the power it deliveres and the features it offers. I have not needed to operate it during a power outage, but so far it does what it was intended to do. My only knock would be that I wish it (and most generators like it ) were not nearly as loud.