I'm in process of getting my WGen up and running but have to call service for (2) questions before I continue. I have a good guess but want to be sure. 1) I have a fuse dangling in the wind, where does it attach to for stability. 2) The Pairing of the Key FOB is somewhat different then the instructions. But, it seems to works correctly, but the green LED around the Start/Stop button does not turn solid green as the instructions quotes.. ?? I'll make a final comment after I see it running. The upgrade to Natural Gas is OK, but, I only have total electric. One day I might move and have GAS.

After extensive research I selected the Westinghouse Tri-Fuel Generator with the Smart Switch Ready technology. I expect it to be reliable - the features and operation are clear and appear to be a breeze to operate. Glad I made this purchase as a home backup power solution. I am now ready for the next storm that will inevitably knockout our grid power. Thank You Westinghouse for this particular versitile fuel portable generator.

I just got the new generator home tonight, it was simple to setup even out of the box, I put four stars because I love the amount of outputs, the ease of setup and the push button feature is awesome. Buttttt… I've yet to use it as of yet, I'm sure that will change very soon as we lose power almost weekly XD

Love the idea that they rate their generators by the RUNNING capability and not the Peak; so you know what you're going to be able to run and sustain. Love the reusable oil filter. First I've seen of those. Simple to maintain. Seems like they thought about this a bit!!

I've had it for a month. Easy to assemble the wheels and easy set up. They give you everything you need, including engine oil and a funnel that fits in perfectly to avoid making a mess. Hooked up to a 30lb propane tank and started instantly. Ran for 30 minutes with no issues. Works as it should. Only reason I didn't give 5 stars is because I've only had it for one month.

Arrived yesterday Friday, 06282024. Well packaged and secured on a wooden pallet. No dings or dents and all parts were there. The assembly was easy and it cranked right up after hooking it up to propane. I will be getting the natural gas and electric panel completed this coming week and will be testing the "real" test. So far so good!

Received generator complete, no package issue's. I was able to install all components and get generator running. It did run the whole house. I would suggest to cut back to 1 a/c to run pool pump, garbage disposal or dryer, do to surge, since it's already at 80 percent, capacity on natural gas. The only issue I have is the Gen will not start cold on natural gas. I started it on propane, then after it warmed up. Then switch to natural gas and it started. I will call the tech support number to see if there is anything I can do.

We have been having more frequent power outages, so I was looking at generator options. I researched standby and portable generators and decided to get the WGen10500TFc. I chose a tri-fuel so I could use natural gas. The generator was well packed and shipped on a small pallet to prevent damage from shipping. I was easy to assemble by simply putting on the feet and wheels. It came with a funnel to add the oil. I connected the natural gas line and it took a couple auto auto-start cycles to purge the air out of the included 25-foot gas hose. After letting it warm up for a few minutes, I tested the 120V outlets with a 1700W heat gun and it barely fliched with the load. An electrician is coming in a week to upgrade my electrical panel with a 50AMP inlet. I will be ready for the next storm!

Bought for backup power if and when needed! Went by user manual and started right up without any issues! Already did the break in period and absolutely no issues to date. Generator appears to be built well and has many features. After doing countless reviews, this generator had top rated reviews which sealed the deal for me.

SoCal native recently moved to the New York area. New to needing generators. So happy to find a tri fuel option not having experience and not knowing which one I will prefer. Starting with the propane tank option. I can keep an extra in my garage for my barbecue and also use it for this generator. I like not having to use purely a gas option. Glad to have it but hope to not have to need it. In general, it generates a good warm feeling though I have it.