The generator is an excellent design. Moderate weight for a whole home power system. Adapts on the fly for the available fuel, and is easy to assemble the common parts like the wheel system. Was packaged excellently and had no problem moving. Thank you Westinghouse!

My husband researched several generators, including this one, which was also recommended by the electrician who installed the transfer switch. He loved the tri-fuel feature as well as it's easy start-up and many other features that other brands don't have. It's heavy, but fairly easy to move around with the wheels., and with it being a 12500 watt, it will be able to handle quite a bit in our home should we need it to. Here in Florida, we feel much more secure knowing we have it ready to go at a moments notice.

The Westinghouse WGen9500TFC is a solid choice if you’re looking for a reliable backup generator. I’ve been using it mainly for power outages and occasional outdoor events, and it’s got some serious juice—9,500 running watts and a whopping 12,500 peak watts. It’s plenty powerful for keeping essentials like the fridge, lights, and even a small AC unit running without breaking a sweat. Setup was surprisingly straightforward. It’s got an electric start, which saves the hassle of manual pulling, plus remote start (nice bonus when you don’t want to step outside). It’s a bit hefty at around 220 lbs, but the wheels make it manageable enough to move around. For a unit this size, expect some noise, but nothing that feels unreasonable for the power output. One cool touch is the transfer switch-ready outlet, making it easier to connect to your home setup. Compared to similar generators I’ve tried, like the DuroMax or Champion models, the Westinghouse feels like it’s built with just a bit more attention to detail. That said, it does gulp down fuel, so be prepared for frequent refills if you’re running it for long periods. Overall, it’s a reliable and powerful option for anyone looking for peace of mind during blackouts or wanting to power up outdoor events. Just keep an eye on the fuel gauge!

After my other generator died after hurricane Milton , it was time to replace it with another. This model had the power and flexibility of fuel we desired. As of yet, it has not been fully tested, but it should power all our needs until we get restored

I just purchased my first portable generator. I was advised to buy a Honda or Briggs&Stratton. When I googled dual fuel generators, Westinghouse popped up. Did research on all three and found that the other two didn't have dual fuel generators. Bob Villa ranked Westinghouse third out of ten generators. Said the Westinghouse 9500 was best the bang for your buck. I picked it up six days after I purchased and looking forward to it keeping a number of things running when and if we lose power. Also be good to use at the deer lease.

The "set-up" to get the generator going is rather simple. The electrician walked me through the steps for operations, which paralleled the owners' manual. So far, I have had one test run which went smoothly, running all that we would need during a power outage. I read many reviews and at this juncture I would agree and am glad for this purchase.

I purchased this generator a month ago and I’m definitely glad that I did. This generator ran my house for five days with no problems. The natural gas connection was a lifesaver so I didn’t have to venture outside in freezing temperatures to refuel.The key fob start worked perfectly

It is heavy so be sure you have assistance or it stays on the pallet until you are ready to install the wheels. It was delivered in a rain storm and everything inside was soaked including the manual, but the unit was fine. Worked great with propane for the 5 hour burn in. I did a NG setup as well and that also worked great. I haven't had to use it in a real life scenario yet, but seems like it will do the job.

I just purchased the WGen9500TFc Tri fuel generator. I was impressed with the ease of putting it together and the user friendly setup. The battery was fully charged and all accessories were included (oil, propane hose, natural gas hose, and wrenches).

Generator is perfect to run on a transfer switch. Clean operation with natural gas. Only complaint is that when shipped to high altitude, they should include the high altitude carburetor kit. It is noisy but you pay 3 x more for the quiet Honda equivalent.