Wanted a big whole house/emergency power inventor generator with low THD and this fit the bill. Doing the initial 5 hr break in now. For a big generator its pretty quiet, you can carry on a conversation near it and still be heard. Oil spigot will not thread into oil pan, small annoyance. Tires are on the small side, maybe an issue moving across yard or bare ground. Overall I think this will be a great emergency back up generator with enough power to run my whole house. Nickname = Big Blue.

Just picked up this new inverter. Installing the wheels, handle and hooking up battery was a breeze. Have not had a chance to use generator on house waiting for electrician to connect plug box to house. Overall very impressed with quality of product at this time.

I bought this generator a little over a month ago after I saw it advertised. I am so impressed with the relative quietness of this unit with this much power. With an EasyStart soft starter I had no problem using this to run my 3 ton AC compressor as well as just about everything else in the house. Having an auto-chock with remote start makes it so easy for my wife to start if needed, which is a huge plus when I'm away on business. I'm very pleased with my purchase and now I'm tempted to buy another one for the parallel capabilities, if I can only find one in stock! I think these are very popular right now because of the combination of power and quietness at this price.

I havent put it underload just yet, but the assembly was easy and it started easily. In reading the manual I did opt not to use the supplied oil, as our low temps can easily be below 20 degrees Fahrenheit. I opted for this model because it is an enclosed inverter generator, while it is true we have whole house surge protection, the idea of having <3% THD is attractive to protect the many electronic boards in some of the strangest places in the house :)

Preparing for the 2025 hurricane season in Florida. I have 4 other generators that are smaller and one large PTO generator that attaches to my tractor to run the farm operation when the hurricanes blow through. I wanted something for the whole house so I wouldn't have to deal with all the cords and moving things around to keep all the refrigerators going. I also wanted an inverter that provides clean power as the other generators have not been so kind to sensitive electronic equipment. So I installed an interlock on my house panel and bought this Westinghouse inverter and so far I'm very impressed. The build quality looks great and they supplied all the tools to put the wheels, supports and handle. Ten minutes and done. Later this week Ill break it in and give it a test run on the house panel.

I was looking for a dual fuel inverter generator that had a 50 amp outlet, and this seems like it fills the bill. We had an inlet and interlock installed on the side of our house by an electrician so that we can plug it into the house during a power outage. We did have an initial problem getting it to start, but it turned out that the propane tank was defective. It started using another propane tank. We are still doing the break in period, so I can't comment on usage in an actual power failure.

Everything about this generator is well thought out and convenient to use. It comes with everything you need to get up and running, including tools (actual hefty tools, not those cheaply made and hard to use things you normally find included with things), a bottle of oil, and a battery tender/charger that you can use to keep the battery topped off when not in use. There is even a port on the front panel to plug the charger into so you don't have to fuss with connecting it directly to the battery. It's so convenient. My generator worked flawlessly out of the box, and I haven't been disappointed with anything about it so far. Only time will tell how well it holds up, but my initial impressions are that it is a great value.

Am just breaking this in, but so far clean power, pretty smooth running. A little flickering of lights here and there in eco mode, but nowhere near as bad big old 220V generator we had. This is very close to as smooth in performance as the Honda i2000 generators if you are familiar. Running it on propane.

Just received my new generator. It was very well packaged. General inspection shows everything looks in good shape. I did not yet start the generator. I got prompted to do review during registeration to recieve free cover so completing it. I will update review when I start and do more testing.

II bought this a few days ago, it just came in, setup was fairly easy, the oil funnel would't screw into the engine block but not a big deal. filled it with oil and gas, it cranked on first try. I have let it run for about two hours with no problems. runs fairly quit for a large generator. so for I am impressed.