I bought this in preparation for hurricane season. I started it up test run no problem. I'm using LNG haven't tried with propane or gasoline yet. Connections starting running all pretty straightforward still remain to be seeing how old deal with pressure but so far so good.

Just upgraded my generator and I was looking for a tri-fuel model that was compatible with my Generlink backup system. After full evaluation the Westinghouse WGEN10500TFC fit everything I was looking for. Delivery was one day turn around and assembly was as easy as it comes, started up right away not much more you could ask for. My son has a Westinghouse Generator as well so I purchased on line with no hesitation.

We received our generator a couple weeks ago and it took some time to unpack (Needed to arrange help!) but assembly was easy, and it started up right off. Last weekend got up onto the deck and ran a few minutes with the house without issue. Water pump and furnace ran fine, very brief "brown out" when the pump kicked on but the gen came right back up to power. We're waiting for snow (Live in Maine) and put it to the real test.

We have been using Westinghouse generators for the last 6 years for an off-grid cabin. Decided to purchase a backup generator for whole house. Based on my previous experience with Westinghouse, it was a very easy decision to purchase a Westinghouse. Tri-fuel, remote start, and ready to run.

I unboxed the generator, installed the wheels and stands which were very easy to do. Charged the battery, install the supplied oil into the engine, added gad with fuel stabilizer and then paired the remote. Generator fired right up and powered a floor heater and shop fan with ease.

I research this generator for a year and could not find another portable with such a low THD without going to an inverter style. This is important to me due to the type of electronics I have in my house. I wanted the additional wattage and the tri fuel flexibility. It came with all necessary parts for assembly and assembly is easy. I am replacing a much smaller generator that had to use extension cords into my home and this one I am setting up as a whole house generator. Since we have lost power in the last three hurricanes, I expect to be putting it to good use in the future.

After comparing several brands of generators I found the Westinghouse to be the best value. The ease of starting the unit was a deciding factor along with the option of tri-fuel operation. I recommend this product to anyone who needs temporary power.

There aren't a lot of portable generators that accept natural gas but this is one and it is one of the most economical Tri-Fuel generators available. I use this with natural gas as a backup generator for the house. With natural gas it will run indefinitely, and I don't have to worry with the potentially dangerous necessity of refilling a potentially hot generator with gasoline. I also appreciate that this has a trickle charger built in for the starting battery (a known problem for some of the Generac generators).

I bought this product to help power our home in light of any unknowns that may lie ahead. Have been impressed with the instructions on operation, the electric start, even the convenience of starting it with a key fob. All in all I am glad I made the purchase.

This is a perfect backup generator if you do not have natural gas in your area. I bought it for the frequent power outages. We have due to weather. 11,500 W is more than enough to run my whole house with the exception of my hot water heater. I was able to hook up ahit face with my circuit panel and use an interlock for safety. Hit face with my circuit panel and use an interlock for safety. The unit has many nice features, Assembly only took a few minutes. Added the engine oil and fuel, and it fired right up.