I was looking to buy A portable heavy duty gen. that could power almost the whole house with dual fuel. After comparing others gen. and reading the specification, the Westinghouse stood out .This is a well built gen. I think this going to be my last gen. I will own.

I use this generator daily on the farm. It works great. I like the low idle feature to conserve fuel. However, one of the 30a receptacles has gone out after 9 months, and on low idle it tends to burn out capacitors on compressors when using the low idle mode.

I just received this generator. I haven't had a chance to use it yet. It looks well built. Nice control panel. Does have slight rub marks from packaging on black metal frame. Could be protected a little better. However, no real damage found. I hope to start it up soon and see how it performs.maybe a 5 star product.we shall see.

I've yet to use it in an outage, but overall I'm impressed with the overall package of the WGEN1200DFc. Instructions were great and it fired right up. I like that the THD is low and the dual fuel means I can keep a propane tank on hand instead of a bunch of fuel.

Just got this generator for back up power for the house and have done the initial break in. Have plugged it into the house and it ran the AC with lights and TV etc. with no issues. So far working as we planned. We lose power in the summer months regularly so hopefully this will keep us going

This is a very well built generator, it looks like it can take on a lot, 1 hour after it was out of the box after adding some fuel and connecting it to a propane tank it started on the first try and was able to go from gasoline to propane and back without any interruption. It is fairly quiet for its size and run very smoothly.

Unboxed it, filled it with the supplied oil, hooked the battery and put some gas in it and paired the remote. Fired up on the 2nd try. Turned it on and off from the remote about 50 ft away with no problems. I don't have a load on it yet but will give it a shot after wiring the house with it. I will post those results on you tube once I do it.

We live on Padre Island on the Texas coast and are susceptible to hurricanes. We have one small generator that will operate the refrigerator. We wanted one for the house so that we could live comfortably after a long period of electricity outage. Hope we never have to use this. But, we are prepared just in case.

I just received the generator and went together flawlessly!! Hooked up to propane cylinder and fired right up. I left it run for about 15 minutes and double checked oil. I fired it back up and started charging a cordless drill battery for about 30-40 minutes and worked perfectly. Still haven't put it through the paces yet since breaking is 5 hrs.

Bought last month to prepare for hurricane season here in the Houston,Tx area. Connected to natural gas and ran a test on the house and was able to run both ac units without soft starts and whatever else was on in the house. The generator kept up with the load and never bogged down. I am ready for the next power outage.