Very happy with this new generator. Quality product, easy to move around. I gave it 4 stars because of the wheels supplied. Plastic wheels seemed cheap for such a nice product. They don't work well on a gravel driveway. Replaced with rubber no-flat tires.

Well built, the instructions for completing the set up were clear and accurate. The parts and hardware included were all good (No missing screws, washers, etc.). Assembled without issues. Started up without trouble. No problems. Would do this again if needed.

It took a little while to get all the electrical work done, but now mom has as close to "whole house" generator that can be provided for her. Large, all electric house, with no access to natural gas...local propane company said she would need a commercial grade generator for whole house. This was the solution her electrician and I came up with; no HVAC, no dryer, no oven, but we can run everything else. Couldn't be happier so far.

The WGen11500TFc is a powerful tri-fuel generator that runs on gasoline, propane, or natural gas, giving you great flexibility during power outages. It delivers strong performance with up to 11,500 running watts, making it suitable for whole-home backup, large appliances, and heavy-duty tools. Pros: • Tri-fuel capability offers excellent convenience and fuel options. • High power output suitable for most home emergencies. • Remote electric start makes operation easy. • CO sensor and low-oil shutoff enhance safety. • Large fuel tank provides long run time. Cons: • Quite heavy and loud compared to inverter generators. • Some users report difficult starts when using natural gas. • THD can be higher at heavy loads, not ideal for very sensitive electronics. Overall: The WGen11500TFc is a reliable, high-capacity generator with excellent flexibility and value for home backup. Great for homeowners who need strong, tri-fuel performance — but may not be the best choice if you need super-quiet or ultra-clean inverter power.

Was nervous it would be too heavy to handle. You can easily cut off the box and put the wheels right on. From there you can wheel it right off the pallet. Haven't started it up yet but will be doing so soon. Battery came fully charged with the accessories I was promised.

I bought mine because of all the power outages we are experiencing now a days works perfectly on propane hooked to my 500 gallon bulk tank.runs my whole house my 220v ac and my 220 volt water well very satisfied would higly recommend it to anyone living in the country.

I bought this in prep for hurricane season. So far I have not needed to use this. But when the time comes, I have no doubt this generator will power my entire house. It was easy to set up and I like having the option of the tri-fuel. This Generator is very heavy, and I am glad that I had this delivered.

I am impressed with this generator. I have used a Generac and a Forman and I prefer the Westinghouse. The assembly was straight forward but it is heavy. I lifted one side up and put a tire ramp under the generator and put the feet on and then I did the same for the other side. I then put the supplied oil in, it did not require all of it. Firing it up was easy as pressing the remote start once I had the propane hooked up. The engine fired on the second attempt and powered my whole house without missing a beat. I am impressed with the generator and the quality of the build. In addition the manual is excellent along with the included maintenance schedule

Based on this generator's capacity (especially when using natural gas), features, quality, and price, I believe it's a Best in Class product. I am a qualified electrician, so I had no problem installing it in my own home, with a 50amp 12-circuit manual transfer switch. In my area, we suffer more than our fair share of power outages -- our electric utility company shuts down their grid (sometimes for many hours at a time) whenever the wind blows, so as to reduce the possibility of their power lines arcing and causing wildfires. I've had enough, and for me and my family this backup generator (connected to my home via the manual transfer switch) is IMHO the most cost-effective and practical solution (and I thoroughly evaluated a whole-home solar with batteries solution, as well as a permanently installed fully automatic whole home "standby" generator solution). Now, I won't go as far as to say that I'm looking forward to the next outage, but I am very confident that I'm very ready for it!

I purchased this back in January 2025, but hadn't needed to use it yet. I started it today just to check it again, started with one push from the remote. I feel this was a great investment and is ready to go if I lose power going into the cold months.