Propane is much easier than gasoline BUT you still have to constantly go fill up the tanks. Natural gas already at my house, so this was a great choice to eliminate the constant need to fill up propane or gasoline tanks. We had 5 day outage here in Texas and this got us thru just fine with all the basics needed.

I bough WGen 10500TFc t this generator to have tri fuel options after 12 days of putting gas into a 6500 watt generator- 10 gallons a day.. The Westinghouse WGen 10500TFc will meet my needs for the residence and I plan on running using natural gas and a 50 amp hookup to the house panel. I worked for Westinghouse for 45 years and retired two years ago… so glad to see the W quality still exists. Great packaging and awesome owners manual and parts list … I am one happy owner.. will finish assembly in the morning

After reading through many reviews of many brands and levels we went with this unit. We are very pleased with our choice. This unit has the capacity to support our whole house either by direct plug in or drop cord use. We also purchased a 50 ft 50/50 cord for the fuse box. The unit came in way ahead of schedule and packaging was extra sufficient to protect the generator during shipment. My husband had ease with the assembly and startup was a breeze. There are plenty of sources on this generator to supply any connection we may need or want to use. As of yet , we are very happy with our investment whether it be for hurricane or daily summer storm outages here in Florida.

I recently purchased this generator and am so happy that I did. Hurricane Beryl came calling and the power was out for 4 days. I used the generator during that time and it performed flawlessly. Ran it on natural gas and fed my breaker box. I was able to power the entire house (1900 sf) - including AC. This generator is impressive.

This is the one you need! Perfect instruction manual. The included gas hose was a nice bonus as it was very long. Tested it out today after having it sit in the garage when I purchased it months ago and it started up instantly (after the air was pushed out of the natural gas line which is normal). 10/10 I've been recommending it to everyone! This is my first generator and I'm very happy with my purchase.

Wanted a Tri-Fuel unit big enough to power my needed equipment during outages. The unit fired right up with a 20lb propane tank for the initial test run, was quieter than expected for a large generator, and the remote control is a great bonus. So far, I'm extremely happy with the purchase!

After searching for 2 months, I finally got my WGen11500TFc generator and it was worth the wait. The design/layout of the generator is fantastic. I am new to generators and everything is labeled clearly. The instruction manual is spot on, very detailed. I was able to get it up and running with the wheels on in less than an hour. My electrical setup will be done by next weekend and I will start with a 60% load on the house. I purposely upscaled the generator so, I could use Natural Gas. Well done Westinghouse!

With this tri-fuel system, I can easily use gasoline, propane or natural gas. I use natural gas when connecting to my house and gasoline when on the go. This system powers everything I need in the house in the event of a power outage. Highly recommended.

I'll increase my stares by one: had no trouble installing the wheels and the stabilizers, got them on without any trouble, very simple. Added oil and gas, cranked it up, no problems. Tried pairing the key fob, but it would not pair up, after a few tries I come to the conclusion it was paired at the factory, duh!! Ran it for a few hours without any problems. Had an electrician friend do all the electric work to hook up to my house. Got all that done, cranked it up, and wala, all went very well of course. Runs all I need for when we loose power. Four ton AC unit all my refrigerators and lights. We will see if I'll increase the stares after I an forced to use it. I will say it is very loud. But if it does what I want it to do, I can handle the loud.

We bought a new house in Charleston that has natural gas. We opted to install a 30 Amp transfer switch so we could use a portable generator in case of a power outage due to hurricanes. We already had a dual fuel generator, but it did not operate on natural gas. In looking for a new unit I wanted one that would deliver enough power to feed that 30 Amp circuit. This generator has the highest power output when running on natural gas that I could find at a reasonable price. It can also use propane or regular gas if needed. I now have real peace of mind knowing that I am prepared to handle a power outage, even an extended one. The unit looks great and runs like a champ. Hopefully I never have to use but if I do well let's just say all of my neighbors are jealous.