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.

Just pick it up, check it out really well, made sure everything was connected properly. I compared it with every name brand on the market and read a lot of reviews and watch lots of videos from different sources and over all this was the best choice for me. Have not had time to run or break it in yet, But I'm sure it will be just fine. Have a few more connections to make on power input to my house so I can test it out the way I plan to use it. Will update later if possible.

After months of research I purchased the WESTINGHOUSE11,000-Watt Electric Start Gasoline and Propane Inverter Generator with CO Sensor, Dual Fuel. I selected it because of its wattage and compact size. Further, I like the dual fuel feature for versatility during a significant crisis. I selected the inverter generator because it provides purer energy that will not damage my sensitive electronics. I'm happy to report that after assembly and adding the provided oil, I was able to start the generator using propane fuel on the first try. I am really impressed at its low running volume. I have greater peace of mind knowing my inverter generator is at the ready in the event I need it to provide power to my home.

I bought this to potentially be a whole home backup. The generator was easy to assemble and setup. It started easily with a propane source and I have tested on smaller electrical loads. I look forward to testing on bigger appliances through the electrical wiring in my house in the near future.

I'm so happy with this purchase easy setup. Easy instructions I love everything about this best generator out there especially with the historic name of Westinghouse they know how to build generators. My family has piece of mind if our power goes out we never have to worry again

Haven't fueled it up yet, but it arrived in excellent packaging and assembly was easy. Was surprised to see that Westinghouse even supplied tools. Living on the gulf coast, and just entering prime hurricane season, I am sure it won't be long before it gets to pay for itself. It's a very fine looking piece of equipment! Based on that and the excellent packaging it was shipped in, I have to give it five stars.

Running off house propane. Tested to 7+KW no problem. Had to move the large regulator from supplied propane tank hose to the house gas connection. User manual a bit confusing for Data Center display. I don't see frequency as an option. My DVM showed 60hz solid at full power with only a slight drop in voltage (244VAC no load to 238VAC full load).

Excellent buy for our home. The generator is quality built, sturdy and amazingly quiet. I have a Predator 5000 and it seems this generator is as quiet or quieter than the 5000. I only wish there was a built in switch to have a choice to go back and forth to a floating neutral or not. It would be nice to have that option rather than cutting a wire and heat shrinking it. But otherwise a great product.

Just received the rev2 with a build date of 3/2024. Before starting it up I ran through some basic inspections and the assembly. First the assembly. One wheel could not be installed because the bolt diameter was too big. It measured just over 5mm while the other measured about 4.8mm. The bearing that it went through measured 5mm exactly. I have to file down the bolt shaft to go through the wheel. Next, some basic checks. I pulled the spark plug to check the gap. It measured about 0.020" but the spec was 0.024-0.032" or something like that. I reset the gap and reinstalled. Then I removed all the other panels for inspection. The panel over the exhaust port had a stripped out screw put into the metal clip and was stuck in with loctite. I had to remove the loctite and retap it. All of the plastic parts that held the metal retraining clips show white stress marks. The sound-dampening foam was poorly placed and covered the vent holes so I had to reposition it. The gasket on the air filter was in pieces instead of a continuous piece. The corners were pulled too tight and the gasket had to overlap itself. It was misaligned and pulled partially off when I removed the cover. The plugs on the connector panel were all misaligned, and none lined up straight. I haven't started it up yet but will do so tomorrow. Hopefully all goes well. the generator seems solid with just some sloppy assembly.

All you have to do is attach 2 wheels, 2 rubber blocks for feet and handle which takes 5 minutes. Add the oil which comes with the generator, connect battery and add gas or propane. This generator starts easy and ready to use. It's powerful enough for all your needs including powering your home. This was a great purchase.