Just moved to Florida and within the first six months had multiple hurricanes come through. Bought a generator that was supposed to be able to run the necessities of my home but just didn’t keep up. So I got a 14500tfg. One thing I noticed immediately when I got it unboxed was how easy it was to put together. They did a great job with packaging and getting this thing ready to go almost instantly out of the box. Looks great, hopefully I’ll never have to use it but if I do, I feel like it’s gonna do a good job

Powerful, efficient, and quiet! After extensive research, I found the W12000DF Generator is the most efficient on fuel in the class of its size... AND it's the best bang for your buck. Along with a great warranty, what's to hesitate? It provides more runtime on a tank of gas than other comparable unit I looked at. We also heat our home with propane, so this spring, I'm planning on running a line to the rear patio so there will plenty of fuel for any extended outage situation. There are plenty of outlets. The weatherproof outlet covers are a great feature, snap in place. We live in a rural area and the electric goes out every season. This past winter it was out for 5 days...frustrating as it is, but finally we can run our entire home on this plant alone...we have 2 separate electric entrances, and it runs both. Before, on our little generator, we could only run on 110; a few lights and no appliances; now we can run everything, including the electric range, water heater, well pumps and even my small welder (if I need it). For a portable unit, this Gen packs a great punch. It's heavy, but once in place, it'll just do its thing. I love the push button start and the remote start FOB...super easy; no more pulling recoil cords!...especially in freezing weather! If you use the remote start, the switch on the Gen will have to be "on", which means it will put a continual drain on the battery but just remember to turn it off when in storage. Comes with its own charger, simple to use. Battery is a little difficult to attach but it's kept out of the way and once it's connected, forget about it. The charger port is on the front of the panel so it's not a problem to charge it. I would suggest purchasing a transfer switch to compliment your unit. I got a 50 amp outside connector box with a twist-lock cord and hardwired the box directly into our circuit panels. Works great!

Bought this a few weeks ago to build metal horse fencing for a pen and paddocks on 22 acres. The remote start is an excellent feature. We had a great deal of fencing and fuel economy was very good. We have no trouble using the generator to power the fridge and the rest of our home whilst completing our build and waiting for the electricity. Completely recommend.

I got unit going in gasoline mode by following good directions and it works good . Noise level is no more than my lawn mower and 110v power receptacle works fine. I will check it in Propane mode tomorrow when I get a propane tank. . Dont expect any problems.

I've had this generator about for 2 months. It was quick and easy to setup right out of the box. The added trickle charger and propane hose were a plus. I've only run propane thus far and haven't had any starting issue. I bought this as a home backup and it works to power my main appliances, pool pump, and furnace. One down side is that Westinghouse does not make a cover for this size generator.

I received this generator today, and put it together quite easily. The battery is in a slightly inconvenient location, but it's not the worst I've ever worked on (that would be upside down in a submarine engine room bilge). You don't have to completely remove the battery to hook it up, just lift straight up and slide to the right to reach the terminal.

This generator worked flawlessly during hurricane Beryl.

Seems super beefy, anxious to run it. Wish the ST switch would handle more than 2 115V outlets

Super happy with this generator, it works wonderfully!

Love this product, works great for my house. I would purchase this again!