Purchased the Wgen10500 to power my house during power outages. Living in south Louisiana this is a must during hurricane season. With a soft start on the A/C it is big enough to power the entire home. The best part is it can run on gasoline propane or natural gas. It even has a battery maintainer. I did a lot of research before buying and this was the best value out there.

Very impressed with a non-inverter generator having 5% or less THD. It is well built. Quite heavy but easy to roll on the wheels supplied. The wheels are synthetic which means no flat tires which is a huge plus. The smart switch which auto starts and stops the generator should be a nice add on before storm season.

Had a 50amp plug installed for our house to the circuit breaker and got this generator as a backup to power critical items like the well pump and heating systems. It handles that perfectly fine plus more! Being able to move it around the property for general use at any other time is also a huge benefit.

I bought this generator to assure adequate electrical to operate all of the essential devises and lights in our house in case of another power outage. Recently had a 4 day outage as a result of extensive hurricane damage in the area. This Tri-Fuel generator will be operated primarily on Natural Gas and will support 2 other next door houses with the 20 amp circuits. Our house will be connected with the 50 AMP 120/240 volt outlet via appropriate cable. It seems to be an ideal setup, especially for elderly couples like us.

My generator was delivered on 5/1/24. I had a natural gas (NG) hookup line installed on 5/11/24 and then an interlock and 50amp inlet to my electrical panel installed on 5/14/24. Filling the oil after receiving the shipment was very easy. Westinghouse provided answers to me in advance on using the generator in high altitude (Denver), specifically that I didn't need the high altitude kit if running on NG, but also provided instructions on floating the neutral since I was connecting with the 50amp connection. I don't have the words to express my excitement. When it roared up on Saturday for the first time on NG jumping up and down, and then when it started and ran my whole house yesterday, I was over the moon. This thing is a champ. When I say that it ran the whole house, I did refrain from flipping the breakers for the electric dryer and AC. But considering that my furnace, stove and water heater all run on NG, I have a feeling I could get those going too.

Had issues with power outages and decided to get a generator. Glad we did! Setting it up was easy and this thing has more than enough power during outages to keep the essentials going. Haven't had any reliability issues or concerns. Love that there's options for different fuels as well.

I live near the Gulf Coast of Texas and after I researched standby or backup generators for my house and knowing the dependability of the Westinghouse name, plus the features of the tri-fuel unit, it was an easy choice. So far I have not had to use it in earnest but after testing it out of the box; easy set up by the way, I have no doubt it will handle my needs when I lose power after severe weather.

I bought this in September after yet another storm-induced power outage, and did not set it up for 3 months -- the next power outage; no storm required this time. Added the oil, connected the battery & propane, pushed the button, and it jump immediately to life. Very happy knowing my wife & kids could easily get power should I be out of town.

I bought this generator because of the natural gas connection. I can't believe how well built this is, this is how things used to be made. I am glad some companies still feel the same way. This is a great generator, and quieter than most open frame.

Just received the generator and impressed so far with the ease of assembly, delivery process and overall operation. I'm not looking forward to any situations that will warrant its's use, however, the natural gas option will be so much easier than relying on gasoline.