Bought the WGen9500DF generator. The generator has it all and is at a great price point for what it offers! Runs on both gas and propane! Pull start, push start or remote starting capabilities. 9500 running watts and 12500 peak watts. Great for the money. Plenty of 110 volt 20 A outlets along with two 240 volt outlets at 30 A and 60 A. Added oil / gas and it started right up! Happy with this purchase!

I had a smaller generator that could only provide me with 220/30 service (5700 watts). It would run everything but my A/C and hot water tank. I purchased this one so I could have 50amp/220 service and run everything in my house. I was amazed at all the features it had. Easy to set up and had running in just a few minutes. Really like the volt/amp/warning meter. The electric start is a big plus because at 73, I'm not a big fan of pull starting! Will be looking forward to testing it.

I purchased the generator to power my Miller Multimatic 220 while I have a subpanel installed in my garage and it works great. The remote start lets me start and stop the generator from inside allowing me to save fuel. So far I've only run it on propane and it has never struggled to keep up.

Here is the Wgen 9500 next to my Wgen 12000. Started right up. I bought the 9500 from Amazon and it was not on a pallet and was beat up where the shipper rammed a forklift through the box. The 12000 bought from Lowes was on a pallet and in pristine condition. No more dark nights for me.

I spent quite a bit of time researching portable generators and found this unit to be the most feature rich of any other in it's class. What sold me was the power combined with the <5%thd. Throw in things like remote start, duel fuel, smart idle and transfer switch ready and I couldn't find another unit that matched up.

THE BEAST IS WHAT THIS IS. ALL 432 LB'S OF HER. AFTER ATTACHING THE WHEELS AND MANEUVERING THIS THING OFF THE CRATE, IT WAS AN EASY PROCESS TO GET THE BEAST READY FOR FUTURE POWER GRID FAILURES. BOLTED ON THE LIFT BAR, FILLED THE CRANKCASE WITH THE 1.6L OF SUPPLIED OIL, CONNECTED THE BATTERY TERMINALS, ADDED SOME GAS, PAIRED THE REMOTE START FOB. THE BEAST STARTED ON THE SECOND TRY AND RAN WELL. I WILL ADD AS I READ QUESTIONS/ANSWERS ONLINE ABOUT THIS UNIT, I SAW NEW OWNERS SAY THAT AN OIL FILTER WAS NOT DESIGNED ON THIS TWIN MOTOR. I FOUND THE FILTER LOCATED FORWARD FROM THE MUFFLER ON THAT SIDE, LOWER SECTION OF THE MOTOR AN OIL FILTER RESIDES. THIS GENERATOR WILL GIVE MY FAMILY A GOOD SENSE OF SECURITY WHEN THE NEXT HURRICANE HIT MY AREA OF FLORIDA.

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.

Great generator for emergency power during hurricane season here in Florida. The ability to hardwire for 125Amp output is a great idea and Westinghouse made it easy to do. The fact that this massive amount of power is also portable means it can easily power a Welder out in the field. Add to that the Tri-Fuel options and this is truly a game changer.

Admittedly, I haven't tried powering my entire house yet. I just received the generator and tested it with propane and a hair dryer. But it looks and feels solid. I plan on updating this review after having a chance to fully test the equipment though.

I bought this after hurricane Helene to replace a 20+ year old Coleman 6250. I wanted one big enough to run my whole house, well and central air conditioner so I wouldn’t have to switch stuff on and off which is fine for a dot or two but when you’re without power for weeks that gets old quickly. Hope this one last like my Coleman has and it’s nice that this Westinghouse has a 3 year warranty.