Customer Reviews for Westinghouse - 4,650/3,600-Watt Dual Fuel Gas and Propane Powered Portable Generator with Remote Electric Start - Blue
Customer Rating
5
Great size
on August 9, 2023
Posted by: jdolson
from North Georgia
This generator is easy to use. The dual fuel option sold me on this product. I will run it mostly on gas, but will always have a couple tanks of propane handy.
I just bought this and it looks great, Love all of the features. I look forwarding to getting the High Altitude kits shown in the manual as I am going to use this hunting in the mountains.
Arrived fully assembled. Added the optional wheel kit in ten minutes. Added the propane hose and tank and it fired right up. Planning to use it with our sump pump during rainstorms when the power goes out.
Arrived on-time. Unboxed and followed manual. Had it ready to go in about 10 mins. Started right up with no issues. Haven't applied any serious load to it yet but seems to be working as expected. Don't forget to do the 5-hour run-in time before applying a load. I'd recommend buying the wheel kit of not included.
I just received my new generator and now I can sleep knowing that I will have a dependable power source to keep my home running in the advent of losing utilities in an emergency. Westinghouse is a name that I trust for there reliable well made electrical products
Purchased a few months back. Does everything I need and more. Runs efficiently with propane and gasoline equally. I would highly recommend to friends and family.
Bought this generator to power my 26’ travel trailer for a trip without power hookups. Generator did great. Powered the AC, refrigerator/freezer, tv, lights, etc with no issues. Ample outlets made hookup easy.
Is listed as a quiet generator (under 60db). Was still noisy but not as bad as a standard unit.
Two things that would make this generator better:
1. Fuel gauge is not accurate. Appeared as if fuel was almost empty but still had probably half a tank remaining. The red fuel bar disappeared but generator kept running. No real way to judge when you need to refuel. It ran out after about 12 hours.
2. No meter to see how much power you are actually using.