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've spent over a year researching generators due to where I live and how frequently we deal with storms and power outages. Reliability and ease of use were non-negotiables for me, especially since I'd need to be able to set it up and operate it completely on my own. I chose the WGen11500 and to my surprise, I was upgraded to the WGen11500TFC which was an incredible bonus! Right out of the box, it was extremely simple to put together. The wheel kit and handle were easy to attach, and despite the unit being large, once assembled, I was able to roll it through my backyard up a slope entirely by myself. I was honestly worried I'd need to build a ramp to get it into the small generator shed I put together, but nope! I was able to push, pull, and maneuver it exactly where I needed with no problem. One of my absolute favorite features is the remote start. I love the idea that during a storm or emergency, I can have everything prepped and simply hit a button from inside my house to switch the power over. That kind of comfort and control means everything when you're dealing with outages and trying to keep your home running safely. So far, I'm beyond impressed. It's powerful, thoughtfully designed, and manageable even for someone handling it solo. Highly recommend!

I own a WGen3600 and love it so much. I needed a much bigger generator so I got the WGen11500TFc and love it too! I have well water and when the power goes out the water goes out. I got a generator interlock kit so now I can power my whole house with the 11500. Always starts on the first pull. Does what it says. Even comes with a propane connector hose!

Been looking for a generator for months now and after last winter, I do not want to be without power for long periods of time. Did a lot of research and found this gem. Read reviews, watched videos and this could not be any easier. I love the tri-fuel option which is great no matter where I go with it, though it is mostly for home use. It's a bit heavy but the wheels went on easily and it is quite portable with them. Started it up and let it run for 30 mins to check it out and it started on the second attempt. Of course, since I now bought it I probably will not lose power for the next 5 years but, I have other uses for it as well.

The build quality looks and feels good. The noise level is fine. I prefer to hear the generator to know what it is doing--like running. The wheels are good diameter and have roller bearings. Initial break-in powered a leaf blower. Only expect to use gasoline. Will use to power house.

All packed up on the shipping pallet this is one beastly heavy item. Once I got it home and positioned it in the garage, I took out the instruction books for a quick review. They were well written and easy to follow. I laid out all the pieces-parts for easy access and was done adding the support feet, wheels, adding the oil to the engine and connecting the battery and paired the remote start fob within 20 minutes. So much easier to roll around on the wheels. I had a full propane tank available and chose to use the propane mode for the first run. Quick and easy hookup. Followed the directions for selecting the propane mode. Hit the start button on the gen-set panel and it started within a couple seconds. It stabilized quickly. Initially I used the 120 VAC, 20 Amp with a quartz heater and a drop light to test for power. No output! I checked the 20 Amp outlets and no voltage, circuit breakers set OK, yet the panel said 242 Volts should be available. I then tested the 30- and 50-Amp plugs, which had proper voltages. Then I noticed the 120 VAC, 20 Amp plugs were labeled as GFCI, so I felt the switches on the plugs and pushed - CLICK - green light. All is well. I added a couple items to lightly load the system, and the power was immediately obvious. Then removed the load and went through the shutdown procedure. Next step was to acquaint myself with the remote start and shut down processes. Very intuitive. More load tests, then a shut down and restart for practice. Now for moving up to the gasoline mode. Added some fresh 87 octane gasoline and set the switches and valves to the respective positions. Decided to try the remote start first. The engine took only a couple seconds and fired right up and quickly stabilized. Load testing and start/shutdown procedures were accomplished for several cycles. Did not skip a beat. Very happy so far. Now, with a gen interlock installed at the house I am ready for the next power outage with a quick connect and not having to pull out appliances and run numerous extension cords to critical circuitry. The well, sump pump, water heater, refrigerators and communication/technology can be used. With judicious switching of the higher power circuits, we can include some heaters by manually balancing loads as needed, I was surprised as to the quietness of this unit. My old Generac 5000 and newer Champion lower output models are significantly louder. Overall, at this time, this Westinghouse 14500/11500 model far exceeds my expectations for power, quality and ease of use.

I bought this a month ago. This is an upgrade from an old generator that I've had for years. The WGen11500TFC is very easy to operate with instructions right on top of the generator. It is large enough to power my small home. I love that I can use any fuel in this generator even though I am going to have a 120 gallon propane tank connected to it. This of course makes it permanent and no longer portable. We opted for this option in leui of the expense of a generac

I'm still in the process of setting generator up for back up in my home . In case of any power outages this winter. I can say that I'm impressed with the features on this model, and once I have everything up and running I'll let you know how everything works out

The Westinghouse WGen11500TFc has been a great upgrade for our home backup power. It starts easily every time, and being able to run it on gas, propane, or natural gas is incredibly convenient. It powers everything we need during an outage, and setup was simple with all hoses and tools included. It's a bit heavy, but the wheel kit makes it easy enough to move. Overall, it's powerful, reliable, and well worth the investment for peace of mind.

This is loud, much more than the Honda. And it sounds like a tin can with gravel when running, king of concerning but apparently that's a common complaint with these. The 30 amp breaker button appears to be broke, no spring action in it like the 20amp breaker resets. Assembly was easy and it started right up. The valve clearance seems within tolerances.