I bought this generator to power my house during the extended outages which plague the gulf coast during hurricane season. When supplying generator power through a 50amp inlet to a panel, the max input is 12k watts. Since I'm running on natural gas and the running wattage of this unit on natural gas is 11.6k, this is the perfectly sized unit for my needs. Assembly is easy, minus the "included" natural gas hose. Apparently, Westinghouse no longer ships the natural gas hose, although all of their literature says it's included.

I live in a luxury RV in the FL Panhandle and I wanted a generator that could handle 3 air conditioners, washer/dryer, refrigerator, and everything else in the event of a power outage. The dual fuel provides an excellent option in case gasoline becomes scarce. We thing we are now prepared for any electrical outage. Excellent product! Thank you!

Bought this generator as Westinghouse was recommended by our electrician. Looking for a size that could power all things needed if/when a power outage would occur. Wanted a Tri-Fuel as this will be set up for natural gas, but have the flexibility to run on regular gas or propane.

I just purchased this generator. So far, it's all that was advertised. Assembly was easy but was difficult to move off the shipping pallet by myself due to the weight. Started it with LP and no issues. Remote worked perfectly. Having an issue finding replacement oil filters but will work it out.

Product was quickly delivered and packed very well. Haven't had long enough to test out so that's why I give the 4 stars and not 5. I did run for 1 hour unloaded to start the break in period and took a few remote starts to allow fuel to reach the system and then generator did run smoothly. So far so good. Time will tell!

I bought it a week ago to prepare for a hurricane. I tried it connected to the house panel with a 50 amp power cord. This thing powers the whole house, 4 ton AC electric dryer, electric stove and water heater simultaneously this thing is a beast love it

The Westinghouse generator I purchased recently, is one of the best choice I've made by far. Strong enough to power the entire house. Convenient enough to turn it on/off from the couch using the remote start. I have a natural gas outlet in the back yard so it's simple connecting the natural gas hose.

Excellent specifications. Comes with a V-Twin engine. Also comes with propane hose with regulator as well as natural gas hose (mine was missing but they are sending out asap). Additional items include engine oil, battery charger, tool kit with spark plug wrench, and funnel.

Bought this a month ago and now have peace of mind for the next outage. Any more, it seems we lose power multiple times a year so having this generator will ease the burden of power loss. I also have a special needs child and need electronic equipment to keep her fed and monitored. This generator will solve all these problems.

Just received and setup the generator. Overall its a very nice unit. Had my electrician put a hookup on my home to plug this into when power goes out....and I say "when" because it happens too often. Fairly quiet for the engine size, looks good, lots of connections. After setup I ran it for a bit just as a test. My electrician is coming back to test it on the house once my adapter cord arrives. A few items that I noticed while getting this setup which need to be addressed by the design/development team at Westinghouse..... 1. The oil funnel provided is OK but hard to get the angle to the engine fill and oil can spill back out of the provided funnel because the angle is so flat. Why not put an oil fill tube for easier access/filling for a unit at this price point 2. The oil dipstick is difficult to pull and then even more difficult to insert back without a gap that allows leaks. The wire handle is flimsy and this could be so much easier with a better design. 3. The assembly for wheels requires flat washers as spacers between the plastic wheels and step on the axle shaft. However, there is NO space to fit the washers and get the clevis/cotter pins installed so I had to leave the washers off. Just a bad design on this item. 4. Connecting the battery is a pain. The positive was connected already but the ground was not. However, you have to lay on your side on the ground and try to fit your hands inside the frame and feel for the bolt hole to assemble the nut and tighten it down. There is no room for this unless one has lady hands. Moving the battery outward would allow better and easier access to connect the battery ground. Just a few items that I noticed. None are deal killers and some are one time tasks unless/when you have to change the battery. Overall I really like the unit and looking forward to testing on the house this next week. My expectations are high for a quality unit to have as a backup generator.