Customer Reviews for Westinghouse - 9,500/7,500-Watt Gas Powered Portable Generator with Remote Electric Start, 30A 120/240V Outlet - Blue
Customer Rating
4
Satsified
on May 10, 2018
Posted by: Don
from Michigan
So far so good. Ran well for 2 straight days during power outage. Enough power for well pump, furnace, two refrigerators and one freezer, along with TV and lights
USE FOR LOSS OF POWER TO HOME. WIRED DIRECTLY TO FUSE PANEL BOX. REMOTE ELECTRIC START INCLUDED. EASILY ASSEMBLED. WESTINGHOUSE DELIVERED TO HOME. YOU COULD NOT ASK FOR MORE.
USE FOR POWER WHEN LOSS OF POWER OCCURS. WIRED TO HOUSE PANEL POWER. EASILY STARTS, HAS REMOTE START, SIMPLE TO ASSEMBLE, WESTINGHOUSE SHIPPED DIRECTLY TO MY HOME. COULD NOT ASK FOR MORE.
I spent months researching generators and decided upon this one. I recently ordered and received it ans started it up running a light load. Everything worked perfectly. Once I install the transfer switch I will be able to run a larger load and am sure I will be happy with my purchase. The extras in the build of this generator make it a quality product unequaled.
I originally had a new manual start generator that i sold because i didnt have the strength to start it with the pull cord. I am so happy with this westinghouse electric start generator. It is perfect for a lady to start. It is fairly quiet for a generator and i am very pleased with my purchase.
The generator arrived in good condition and it took about 30 minutes after unpacking to assemble the wheels and handles, and to connect the battery. Directions and photos were clear. As a nice touch, the unit included a couple of inexpensive wrenches and a screwdriver that handled all assembly tasks. Another simple but nice touch was inclusion of a funnel and tubing that made it very easy to fill the engine with oil. After reading the instructions and filling the generator with gas, I was pleased to have the engine start right up with the push of a button. I wouldn't say the generator is whisper quiet but it is definitely less noisy than another generator I've owned. As a quick test, I plugged a power tool into one of the 110-volt outlets and the tool powered up as usual. Another simple but nice feature is a chain to keep the gas cap from getting lost. The gas gauge on top of the tank is easy to read and convenient.