Had our generator delivered today...definitely they way to go, no idea how we would have gotten it out of our tuck without a tractor or skid steer. Easy to assemble, probably took 30 mins, might have been less had I had someone else to bounce questions off of. Overall happy with the purchase, will not worried when the next Texas freeze comes!!!

I purchased this to run my entire house after Texas' Snowmagedden. Another event happened in 2023 whereby the 12000DF ran for 48 hours without incident. I had to manually balance the load through various breakers but my house was warm, all the appliances worked and we were comfortable. This is a very heavy unit so don't think that it is easily portable. Great unit.

Yes, I'm one of those that bought a generator AFTER the Texas freeze of Feb 2021. I'd planned to anyway but the ERCOT issues forced my hand earlier than anticipated. It has all the features I need to run my whole house. Hired a local electrician to install an inlet box on the house and a 50amp interlock in my panel. The genny started right up in my two tests and it's just an overall solid, well-built machine. Westinghouse seemingly thought of everything.

Not really having a budget for a whole house back-up generator but knowing what was the most important thing during a power outage was the primary focus of this generator purchase. You never really know exactly what circumstance your going to find yourself in when your looking to power your house because of an outage. Was your gas line taken out by a careless excavator, was there a natural disaster, or a terrorist attack? You better hope you have a tri-fuel generator if you are looking to have all your options open to you when it really counts, that's why i chose the WGen 14500TFc. With the THD <5, total steel construction, heavy duty V-twin (even has an oil cooler and oil filter), low idle control, battery maintainer, electric start, and remote start you really cant go wrong. This generator is built very well with every feature you could want. Check out the other big name manufactures and I'm pretty sure you will come to the same conclusion that i did. I didn't want the problems that come along with a permanent generator that will only run on 2 fuel types or the eventual hassle that comes with the automatic transfer switch and separate load center of a Generac style stand-by generator. If you want the best setup for redundancy, buy this Tri-Fuel Westinghouse generator, a Eaton T050N (for the 50 amp receptacle), a interlock for your load center, and a LUNTHINK outdoor generator enclosure. Don't forget to FLOAT the neutral!

This is a beast. Weighs over 500#. You're not going to casually pick it up & move it around. I bought it to run a welder through, & I'm going to have to find a plug-type converter. The welder is a 3 prong plug & the 50 amp receptacle is a 4 prong female. Seems solid and reliable, but haven't used it much yet. I have the WGen 9500 little brother & it has been great, have used it a lot.

J'ai acheté ce produit en août 2022 L'électricien est venu installé le 10 déc 2022 Le produit est performant et conforme aux spécifications. Seule problème le démarreur est défectueux déjà le be dix ne fait ce qu'il doit faire à l'occasion donc on doit changer le démarreur!

This is the second Westinghouse generator I have purchased this month. The dual fuel capability for monthly exercise of the engine was a key feature as well as the low THD. I have owner Generac and a variety of box brands and the workmanship and features for the price make them a high value purchase.

This generator has all the power I need to run a multi purpose welder and a grinder and what ever else I can plug in . This generator is very heavy duty and I am very impressed with this product . I have not tried it on my house to see if it will run it but from running other things there is no doubt in my mind that it want.

Purchased this generator July 2022. I have used it several times when the power was out. So far I have only ran it off of propane, which is what I intend to do unless I get in a situation where I run out of propane and need the generator in a pinch. I would then consider running on gasoline. Normally though I intend to only use propane because I don't want to deal with gasoline carbs gumming up. Seems to have plenty of power. We run the house A/C, 2 refrigerators, 1 deep freeze, and other appliances on. I think the A/C is a 4 ton OLD unit so it draws about 15 amps / 240V and the generator handles it fine. It grunts a little right when a heavy load is placed on it but they will all do that. I run my electric hot water heater as well, no problems.

I upgraded form the wgen9500df and am a little on the fence on reviewing right now. I just received it a couple days ago and finally had my son come over to help me put it together. Ran the generator and seemed to run a little rough and I connected a lamp and it was dimming off/on. Will reach out to support and see how the support is. Will Update review once this is resolved. This is my second Westinghouse generator and had the wgen9500df since 2020 and has ran without a single hitch so am confident this will get resolved