Westinghouse 11000 Peak Watt Dual Fuel Portable Inverter Generator, Remote Electric Start, Transfer Switch Ready, Gas and Propane Powered, Low THD - Safe for Electronics, Parallel Capable, CO Sensor

Well built inverter generator that produces the power it claims. I run it off propane and it is quiet and efficient. I have not owned it long enough to speak to the batter life, but it holds a charge and starts right up. The design is compact and good looking as far as generators go. I found it easy to use and would be able to explain to someone else how to get it going if I were not around. I purchased this because I need clean electric power due to electronics in the house and the price was better than other options. I am not disappointed in my purchase and would recommend.

This inverter was very easy to setup. It was up and running quickly. It started on the first touch of a button. The noise level was amazingly low for such a powerful inverter. I powered it with propane. It is a large heavy unit but the handle and large wheels make it easy to maneuver. I tested it with both AC units running on my RV. It handled it easily and the noise level increase under this load was very tolerable. I am very happy with this purchase.

The good: It's quiet. It's not "whisper quiet", but enough that I can talk while standing next to it. I am willing to run it in the wee hours without undo neighbor annoyance. It comes complete, minus fuel. It even comes with a decent quality set of tools for assembly and maintenance. A hefty 22/24mm boxend wrench just to install the wheels. The power delivery is far more stable than my previous (and extremely loud) generator. I ran this under varying loads from under 1Kw up to 5Kw during break-in. This generator immediately responded to the load change and maintained 60hz.The weird: Mostly the manual. While it is an excellent manual for a Chinese product, it is not without errors. It appears they copy/pasted from previous manuals. One place it lists the fuel capacity as 1.1 gallons. The parts list mentioned the fuel cap has a vent valve that most be opened while running and closed while off. The operation manual does not mention this. The vent does not exist. The operation manual says you much open the fuel control valve. This valve is not in the parts list. It, too, does not exist. The final thing is to be careful adding the oil. They say it holds a liter. They give you a liter. But when I blindly added the liter, I was way over full and had to drain 0.25 back out. They do mention there may be residue oil left from testing. I was not expecting a quarter liter.

Was worried about the set up on this Inverter/Generator, but it was very easy to set up. After adding oil with the supplied funnel and oil, I hooked up an LP tank I had in storage and it started right up with the supplied remote control. Was impressed with how quiet it is compared to and old generator we have had for 15 plus years. With it being such a large unit it is fairly easy to maneuver around. The included tool kit is a plus and very helpful when needed. Instructions on set up and running are very clear. I really like the battery charging cord which makes it so easy to just plug in and charge. I also like the dual fuel feature on it as it will give us plenty of options if we need to use it for a prolonged time. I would recommend this product and right now I am not disappointed with our purchase!

Excellent generator , very quiet as you can have a normal conversation next to it while runningWell builtWith that being said there were no instructions on how to install attachments or how to connect batteryIf you expect help from Amazon good luck as they are cluelessI finally got Westinghouse number and their customer service was impeccableHelpful and courteous , I recommend that you call them to register and for warranty as the website leaves a little to be desired

I recently purchased the Westinghouse 11000 Peak Watt Dual Fuel Portable Inverter Generator with Remote Electric Start, and it’s been a fantastic addition to my emergency preparedness setup. Living in an area prone to power outages, I needed a reliable solution to keep my whole house running and ensure my Tesla stays charged when the grid goes down. This generator has delivered on both fronts, and I’m genuinely impressed with its performance.Setting it up was a breeze. It arrived with everything I needed—oil, a funnel, a toolkit, and a remote start key fob—so I had it up and running in no time. The remote electric start is a game-changer; I can fire it up from inside the house without trudging outside in bad weather. Plus, the dual fuel capability (gasoline or propane) gives me flexibility depending on what fuel I have on hand, which is a huge plus during emergencies when gas stations might not be operational.For whole house backup, this generator’s 11,000 peak watts and 9,000 running watts (on gasoline) have been more than enough to power my essentials. I’ve got it hooked up to a transfer switch via the L14-30R outlet, and it effortlessly keeps my refrigerator, lights, Wi-Fi, and even a window AC unit going during outages. The inverter technology ensures clean power with low THD, so I don’t have to worry about sensitive electronics getting fried. It’s not dead silent—around 64 dBA under load—but it’s manageable, especially since I park it outside away from the house.Where this generator really shines for me is charging my Tesla in a pinch. With the 50-amp 14-50R outlet, I can plug in my Tesla Mobile Connector and get a decent charge going. It’s not as fast as a dedicated Level 2 charger, of course, but at about 20-25 miles of range per hour, it’s a lifesaver when I need to keep the car operational during extended outages. I’ve tested it with both gasoline (up to 17 hours on a 7.92-gallon tank) and propane (shorter runtime but cleaner burning), and it handles the load without breaking a sweat.One thing to note: it’s not lightweight at around 187 pounds, but the wheels and handles make it portable enough to move around my property. The CO sensor adds peace of mind, especially when running it near the garage. My only minor gripe is that the fuel efficiency drops a bit under heavy loads—like when charging the Tesla and running the house simultaneously—but that’s to be expected with any generator pushing its limits.Overall, the Westinghouse 11000 Peak Watt Dual Fuel Inverter Generator has been a reliable workhorse for my whole house backup and Tesla charging needs. It’s powerful, versatile, and easy to use, making it a solid investment for anyone looking to stay prepared. I’d recommend it to anyone in a similar boat—especially if you’re balancing household power and EV charging during emergencies.