I had very high hopes for this generator due to the high power output, tri-fuel, and low THD. The delivery was perfect, and it appears to be a very solid and well built generator. Started it up (using propane), and it does run and produce power, but it has an odd rattling sound from the engine that just doesn't sound right. Contacted Westinghouse support, and of course they want me to take it to a service center to have it looked at. So now I have to figure out a way to transport this 230 lbs beast to a service center that is about 1 hour away, and then figure out how to get it back home after they diagnose and hopefully fix the issue. Another small issue I noticed is that the 120V GFCI outlets are very difficult to plug into due to the tamper resistant shutters. it takes several minutes of pushing a plug in a different angles, and then you still have to force it in. Hopefully it turns out to be a great generator, but it's not off to a good start.

I bought the wGen10500TFc 2 months ago and found it very easy to assemble and prepare for use. While mine was on order I lost power for several days and was able to borrow a friend's gas powered wGen9500 which was also brand new and I was able to power my entire 1500 square foot ranch home including central AC and my inground pool filter using a transfer switch. I am now confident that any time we should be unfortunate enough to lose power for any length of time we'll be able to continue to power our home without interruption. I plan to have a natural gas connection added to the exterior of my house to make connection and use as simple and efficient as possible.

Bought this gen for whole-home standby power. Built a custom enclosure and did a semi-permanent install with an interlock kit on my panel and an inlet box to connect to my home. Ran proper wiring and plumbing for natural gas and gave it a shot. It runs everything in my 2000sq ft home. All lighting/120v receptacles, clothes dryer, 4-ton heat pump (w/hard start--no heat strips), 2-ton minisplit heatpump/ac in attached garage, microwave, etc. The only thing I've yet to try is to run my dryer and my hvac unit at the same time. On paper, that would overload the gen capacity so I didn't even try it. It does run one at a time just fine on natural gas. I'm very pleased with my purchase. The remote start feature makes it possible to bring my home up on gen power without ever having to go out in the weather.

RECEIVED TODAY. ASSEMBLED AND TRIED ON ALL THREE FUELS. FIRED RIGHT UP ON ALL THREE FUELS WITHOUT ANY ISSUES. BREAKING IT IN RIGHT NOW. REALLY LIKE THE LOW HARMONIC DISTORTION ≤5%. HOPE THAT STANDS TRUE. THE TRI FUEL FEATURE IS ALSO AN IMPORTANT PLUS. HOPE THE QUALITY AND RELIABILITY IS THERE FOR SEVERAL YEARS. TIME WILL TELL.

Ordered and Received this generator quickly from Walamrt with free inside garage shipping using pitohio. Unboxed easily and easy instructions to install the wheels and front holders. Then it was easy to move around for its heavy weight. Tri fuel makes it very convenient. Comes with oil to fill before first use. Comes also with propane and aural gas lines. Comes also with a remote, (remote I idden on the manual pull start handle), Comes with a battery charger. Instructions are clear. Turned on using the push button and the remote and used propane and worked fine. Tried the 110 plugs and worked. Have not tried the 30 or 50amp yet, or gas gasoline or natural gas. It is loud but expected from a 10,000 watts. Have it for emergency home backup use.

Reporting from Houston, TX here. Centerpoint Energy is garbage and homes need to be energy independent now. Tri-Fuel gives me piece of mind. Have the generator hooked up to 50A to power 5,000 sq ft. I can run my 5 ton AC with a soft start, pool equipment, washer/drywr, dishwasher, two tankless water heaters, ice machine, two wine fridges, two refrigerators, and everything else in the house without issue. Not enough juice on NG to also power my 4 ton AC with soft start, but that's just fine.

A generator is one of those things you buy and hope to never need to use. Well, we needed to use it shortly after purchase (Curses to you, Hurricane Beryl!). Because we didn't have enough time to install a soft start to our AC and a switch to our natural gas, we ended up running on gasoline and powered up our fridge, some lights, and a portable A/C unit. This got us through a few days in the TX heat when we would have otherwise lost everything in the fridge and needed to pay for a hotel room. The generator just about paid for itself after one storm! Now that we have some time, we'll get the appropriate hook ups to power our whole 2200 sq/ft house at a fraction of the cost of a Generac (we had some engineers run the calcs to determine how big of a generator we need to run whole house). We like that it can be used via gasoline, natural gas, or propane - it's good to have options when disaster strikes. A++++ So happy we made this purchase. Don't wait until you need it or when Hurricane Season is in full swing - it may be sold out or delayed and then you're in for a sweaty slumber.

This is the greatest investment me and my family could have ever gotten. I'm really impressed of the performance of this generator from Westinghouse. We've been exploring the features which are many. Electric start , quick connects on the battery, Dual fuel, remote start and stop, fuel gauge, led information and hours, metal gas tank plus more. To sum it all up we are extremely happy with our purchase and would highly recommend.

This appears to be a solidly built generator. It comes assembled except for the feet and wheels. I tested it out and it seemed to run most of my home circuits with just a tiny bit of fluttering of the LED lights in the house. My refrigerator and AC was running at the time so it might have been approaching its limit for Propane. I got a cut on my hand setting it up so I went looking for the issue. The welding was less than perfect as you can see in the photos. They used a wire feed welder on the handle and I got stabbed by a wire on a weld. It was easy to fix, but at this price there should have been some quality control person who should have caught this. The hole that the wheel assembly fits in also had a bead of weld dripped on it and I had to drill it out to get the axle in. I still feel I would recommend it as everything but the welding looked awesome.

I just got the generator and it was very easy to start. I used natural gas and it started right away. The noise level is not bad and even when I connected my portable AC, fridge and a large freezer the noise level remained the same. This is going to save my sanity this coming storm season.