I bought this in January 2026. The unit has only run long enough to be connected to my house and confirm it works and power the generator panel. I am pleased with what I have seen so far, quieter than expected, remote start / stop works fine and generator started first time out of box and each subsequent time. Easy to unpack and set up. Ran it on LP max load about 5000w then auto disconnected, which what was expected . Comes with a good documentation package.

I purchased my generator 12 days ago and glad I did. We lost power during a major snow storm. It kept us from freezing when outside temperatures in the single digits And kept all my appliances running smoothly as well as lights and my well and furnace. I give this generator a thumbs up 👍.

If you live at high elevation (above 5,000'), you may want to reconsider using the Propane/Nat Gas fuel options because the parts kit does not exist, and Westinghouse does not have an ETA for restocking. So all you can do is order the High Altitude carburetor kit and burn gasoline. Not much of a value when you only get to use one out of three fuel sources at high elevation.

This seems to be the sweet spot of small home backup generators. Quiet, fuel efficient, multi fuel, REMOTE START(take note Wen), decent run time, 240v, decent output, easy oil changes(take note Wen), and large access panels. The only feature I was looking for that this generator does not offer is automatic switch over to gasoline when propane runs out thus greatly extending the run time. I am using this to recharge our battery bank for night time silent operation and the charge controller is enjoying the clean power that this inverter generator produces.

The initial setup was straightforward. I added the oil and fuel and connected the internal battery. The generator fired up immediately and I ran it for about 10 minutes. It is much quieter than I imagined it would be. I let it cool down and rolled it into my garage. I noticed a slight odor of gasoline but I figured that I may had spilled some when filling it and got it on the soles of my shoes. This morning, I go into the garage and the gasoline smell is overpowering. I don't see any puddles or drips from the generator. The fuel is fresh. If I can get this resolved, I'll edit this review or write a new one.

After suffering through an extended power outage after an ice storm, I decided I had to get a generator. This Westinghouse tri-fuel generator is quieter than my neighbors' generators and is very straightforward to use. While I tested it with propane, I will get a natural gas line set up for it. The pull-out handle on the bottom front makes it manageable to move this.

I just purchased this unit and so impressed with the features and quality. It started up with no issues right out of the box. So far I've run it with propane and natural gas and it's very easy to switch over to each fuel type. This inverter / generator model is extremely quite compared to my other gas generator and I love the handle that extends out which makes it easy for rolling and storage.

Works great! Westinghouse generator delivers reliable power, easy setup, and strong performance during outages or outdoor use. It runs efficiently, starts quickly, and handles heavy loads well. Noise is moderate, build quality feels solid, and value makes it a dependable backup solution.

After much reading I decided to purchase iGen8200TFc. I'm using this for home emergencies and my travel trailer This was easy to setup, no assembly, I followed the startup and break in period in the manual. The generator started right up, I ran it 30 minutes before I plugged anything in and its quiet, I've tested the 50amp, 30amp and I tested plugging my battery backup system for my computers and it didn't have any issues with the iGen, our other generator would trip the battery backups iGen doesn't wife happy that's all that counts.

Bought this just in time for an ice storm and couldn’t be happier. Setup was easy, and I had it running quickly for the break-in period ahead of the storm. It runs quietly and smoothly on gasoline, and I plan to use propane overnight if needed. I’ll probably add a natural gas hookup before the next storm for maximum flexibility. Very impressed so far.