I first bought a 9500df for a welding trailer rig that I was setting up. However, I discovered that the 9500df puts out 23%THD and the welder would go in safe mode when on high settings. I contacted Westinghouse and found out that I needed the 12000df model that puts out <5% THD and costed twice as much. But it works awesome with my multi processor welder. Also, it has a "low idle" switch that isn't in the manual or shows up in the web site photos. This is a cool feature that is more for job site application so your generator idles down when it's not pulling any power.

Just purchased this generator for a home back-up incase of power outage. Assembly went very easy according to instructions. Oil and a funnel is included. Filled with rec 90 non ethanol fuel and hit the button. Unit started right up and ran flawlessly. Connected a drill to test power output, and it worked perfect. Now for the next northeast Ohio winter storm to put it to the real test. So far I'm impressed.

I bought this generator in April to set on my drone application trailer to charge batteries and run transfer pumps. Have not ran it for a full working day yet, but while getting the trailer ready and testing it, there have not been any complaints this far. Hopefully be a great generator.

Replacement for a home lite 5k, oil dip stick is sub par trying to get it in and out is a royal pain. Trying to check oil level on it is nearly impossible with new oil. Shiney dip stick clear oil and no cross hatching on it. No information in manual about oil filter part number, other than change it at 300 hours. Hopefully everything works ok after test run and break in.

Just bought this unit yesterday (4/2/2021). It was very well packaged in a heavy duty cardboard box strapped on a small pallet, with zero problems during transport. Spent about 20 minutes on the minor assembly required, reviewed start-up procedures, hooked up a propane bottle and was running with a push of a button. We live in Southeast Texas, have been through a few hurricanes and the most recent winter storm that caused power problems. We have had a much smaller gasoline generator and decided it was time for an upgrade. The running watts, dual fuel capabilities and numerous other features of this unit for the price is what sold us and we researched them all. We had an electrician install an interlock switch last fall, so we just plug the generator into the panel and feed the entire house with power.

So, today was perfect weather outside. The power goes out unexpectedly. We ran the generator for a full 2 hours on gas until it was empty and power was back on. This generator powers our whole house washer, dryer. AC (4ton), TV, and lights. It did not blink with the load it carried. It is a truly a beast. After a lot of research, we decided on this one to have true back up generator. We had a certified electrician install a 50 amp inlet to the main breaker box. It is worth the peace of of mind to have it done correctly. Then we purchased our cord from Acme Tools. We recommend going with straight blade in the for the generator as it is easy to plug in and pull out. We even bought a customized cover for it. What a great product and the Westinghouse brand is second to none.

I wanted to have one big enough to run a central AC and this foots the bill. The dual fuel will allow me to have storage options for post hurricane episodes that are safer than gasoline only. Remote start will be especially good when I have a larger propane tank.

The quality build on this item is top notch and was packed to perfection. Not a scratch on the unit! I’m retiring my little Briggs Q6500. This will run my entire house including 4 and 3 ton ACs with soft start. I will post a follow up review once everything is connected.

After much research I settled on this generator. Enough wattage to run my whole house on natural gas, plus I have the options for propane and gasoline also. The low => 5%Thd was a must. the generator it replaces had 12+%, which would trip my battery backups. I have not run it yet as they are installing my natural gas line to the area of the generator tomorrow. I do not plan to put any gas in this generator unless i have to for lack NG/LPG.

I bought this generator to give us back up power when we have outages. we have a two family dwelling and this generator has two 50 Amp plugs that will accommodate both families. So far we haven't had an outage but I'm feel positive this will do the job!!