Westinghouse 6600 Watt Home Backup Portable Generator, Remote Electric Start with Auto Choke, Transfer Switch Ready, RV Ready, CO Sensor

It was easy to get it set up! Very easy to use! Does a great job! Very sturdy!

I recently purchased the Westinghouse 6600 Peak Watt Generator, and it has been an absolute lifesaver during power outages. Living in an area prone to storms, having a dependable generator is essential, and this one has exceeded my expectations.Performance:The generator starts effortlessly every time, thanks to the electric start feature. It powers my essential appliances, including the refrigerator, lights, and a few smaller devices, without breaking a sweat. The surge wattage capacity is perfect for handling initial power spikes when starting larger appliances.Fuel Efficiency:I was pleasantly surprised by how fuel-efficient it is. With a full tank of gas, it runs for hours, providing consistent and stable power. The fuel gauge is an excellent addition, making it easy to monitor usage.Design and Portability:Despite its robust build, the generator is relatively easy to move around, thanks to the included wheels and handle. It’s sturdy and well-designed, clearly built to last.Noise Level:For a generator of this size, it operates quite quietly, which is a big plus when using it in residential areas. It’s not whisper-quiet, but it’s definitely less disruptive compared to other models I’ve used in the past.Ease of Use:The user manual is clear and straightforward, making setup and operation a breeze. Even if you're not particularly handy, you'll have no trouble getting this up and running.Overall, this generator offers great value for its price. It's powerful, reliable, and well-suited for home backup needs. If you're looking for a generator that you can count on during emergencies, I highly recommend the Westinghouse 6600 Peak Watt model. It gives peace of mind knowing you’re prepared for any situation.

Easy to assemble and use. Good and quiet. So far it runs great, easy to fill gas and oil and started right up.

I received this generator in the evening and the box was in tatters. The only thing holding the cardboard to the gen was a fiber strap around the box. The Generator was in fair condition despite the very poor shipping container. There is a small dent in the motor cover that does not affect operation. I let that slide. The powder coating on the frame and handles has spots that are not entirely coated and the metal shows through. Again this doesn't affect operation.The assembly was straight forward and the wheels while cheap plastic are more that sufficient for moving the gen around. The oil dipstick and fill hole are awkwardly placed under the motor and very low to the ground. You might want to consider a ramp and table to work on this gen if you have back problems or limited mobility (squatting, getting on hands and knees, etc.}. Put something under the oil fill hole, catch pan, cardboard, something to catch the inevitable oil spill. The oil they send with the unit is .74 quarts which is what the generator says it holds. Unfortunately, you cannot just fill it, as it will have some oil in it from factory testing and this means that the oil will spill out if you just fill it up. (I am speaking from my experience, your mileage may vary.) Fortunately, I had laid thick large carboard sheet down before filling the oil. This prevented the mess I could have had. {I should have used a clean pan to catch the oil and put it back in the bottle.)The unit is heavy. Be aware of this and do not try to pick it up alone unless you are used to lifting heavy weights. Use the handle and wheels and the gen is easy to move.I have run the generator with a very light load for five hours to break the motor in, according to directions. The engine started after three pulls with the choke on and ran very well after the choke was turned off. I ran a meter on the load and found the voltage to be 121v under light load and 61hz. I suspect, under a running load, this will come down to more operational ranges.I will update once I have the electrical connections to my power panel installed and have tested the unit under various loads.NOTE- This Generator has a high harmonic distortion of less than or equal to 23% listed in the manual and on this site. You can research this. My finding was that it probably won't matter for most things. Anything that has a power block is probably converting to DC power and so will not be a problem. If you are concerned or have a LOT of high value electronics, you may want to consider a more expensive inverter generator that produces "clean power"

I recently purchased the Westinghouse Dual Fuel Generator, and I am very impressed. The quality and design stands out. Set up was easy and instructions were easy to follow. What I really like is the dual fuel capacity. Being able to switch from gas to propane is a huge plus. I live in Florida and storms often cause power outages. Start up is easy. It’s just what I need for emergencies. I highly recommend this generator for anyone looking for a reliable power source.