I bought this after Hurricane Beryl debacle. Saw that it powers ACs and have 2 3-Ton ACs. Had to wait a while for it to come back in stock but now I'm prepared for next outage.

The generator was easy to assemble and works well so far. I have just finished the break in period but find the controls easy to use. I look forward to years of use with this generator. The generator is heavy duty and well built.

WELL PUT TOGETHER, SOLID MACHINE! CAME OUT OF THE BOX PERFECTLY AND VERY EASY SET UP. VERY GLAD WE PURCHASED THIS GENERATOR AND WOULD DO SO AGAIN, AND RECOMMEND TO FRIENDS AND FAMILY

Just purchased my tri-fuel 10500 generator. It was easy to set up, especially with my natural gas line. It started right up and is working as advertised. Very pleased so far.

Unit came with all of the included items as advertised: remote start fob, oil, propane connection hose, natural gas hose, etc. Filled it with gasoline and it started first try.

During the recent storm in Houston, Texas. I ran this generator for six days straight, I only turned it off for oil changes. It powered my whole house without any issues.

Finally was able to buy this generator yesterday. Unpacked it, set it up, connected it to my 50A inlet and ran it on gasoline, then natural gas without problems. Very pleased with it.

Started looking for this model after Hurricane Beryl. Months later I was able to fine one. From my research, this is the one to have. It will be a whole home backup for me, with a soft start on my AC. I plant to run exclusively on natural gas.

I'm having a 50 Amp Inlet installed along with a interlock on the circuit breaker panel to power my home in the case of power failure. This is going to be my go to.

I had a home inlet installed with a 10 circuit panel. This powers all 10 circuts, AC and furnace included and the needles barely move. It is a beast of a generator. I was even using propane which is second in the power performance fuels.