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Westinghouse 9500 Watt Dual Fuel Generator | WGen9500DF Reviews

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Westinghouse WGen9500DF
The Westinghouse 9500 Dual Fuel Generator with Remote and Push Button Electric Start provides clean power safe for your appliances and electronics. The WGen9500DF runs on gasoline and propane and switches between the two fuels without shutting down.
Manual transfer switch ready with up to 39.5-Amps of continuous power. The Westinghouse WGen9500DF control panel includes 120-Volt and 120/240 volt outlets and a 12-Volt Battery Charging port. The main circuit breaker controls power to the entire panel, and each outlet is protected by its own breaker.
Westinghouse 9500DF Generator
The 9500 Watt Westinghouse 9500DF Generator is rated for Gasoline and Propane Power.
WGen9500DF
 
Gasoline
LP Propane
Starting Watts
12500 Watts
11200 Watts
Running Watts
9500 Watts
8500 Watts
Starting Amps
52A @240 Volts / 104A @ 120 Volts
47A @ 240 Volts / 93A @ 120 Volts
Running Amps
39.5A @ 240 Volts / 79A @ 120 Volts
35.5A @ 240 Volts / 70A @ 120 Volts
 
Enough power for all your essential appliances and circuits plus more power everyday conveniences. Run your furnace, Central Air Conditioner, Sump and Well Pumps, and lights, kitchen appliances, and home office equipment.
The 6.6-Gallon fuel tank provides up to 12 hours of run time or connect a 20-pound propane tank for up to 7 hours. Run times based on a 50 percent load.
Westinghouse 9500DF Receptacles and Circuit Breakers
Receptacle
Outlets*
Volts
Amps**
Circuit Breaker
5-20R GFCI
4
120 Volts
20 Amps
Pushbutton (2)
L14-30R (locking)
1
120/240 Volts
30 Amps
2-Pole Toggle
14-50R
1
120/240 Volts
50 Amps
Main
Battery Charging
1
12 Volts DC
 
n/a
*All outlets and ports have covers.
**Receptacle load cannot exceed generator capacity
The Data Center Meter displays Volts, Frequency, and Hours Run. Updates in real time to keep you informed. Never miss required maintenance with Hours Run display
An oil check dipstick allows easy oil checks before use without removing the oil fill cap. The 457cc Westinghouse Heavy-Duty OHV Engine with Cast-Iron Cylinder Sleeve uses 10W-30 oil (1 Bottle included) and operates at 3600 RPM. Home Backup Ready with 30-Amp and 50-Amp Receptacles for connection to a manual transfer switch. 
The Westinghouse Dual Fuel Generator WGen9500DF includes never-flat wheels to mount on the rugged steel frame for convenient placement.
Westinghouse 9500 Dual Fuel Generator
The Westinghouse 9500 Dual Fuel Generator includes a bottle of 10W-30 Oil with an oil funnel, a Spark Plug Wrench, Remote Start Fob, Propane Hose with Regulator, and a 12-Volt Battery Charger to charge the included battery.
Westinghouse backs the WGen9500DF 9500 Watt Dual Fuel Generator with a 3-Year Limited Warranty.
Note: LP Propane Tank Not Included

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WI. M.
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“This is the fourth Westinghouse generator we have purchased for emergency power back-up over three years. Now we have one for each building. The previous ones have consistently started and performed well when called on. We have chosen this brand over other makes for their better carburetor and endurance.”
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Posted 1 year ago
WI. M.
Verified Reviewer
“This is the fourth Westinghouse generator we have purchased for emergency power back-up over three years. Now we have one for each building. The previous ones have consistently started and performed well when called on. We have chosen this brand over other makes for their better carburetor and endurance.”
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Posted 1 year ago
C. H.
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“Decided to go with the WGen9500DF vs a whole house generator. Arrived on time and in good shape. Everything was in the carton as noted and all the details and directions were spot on. Won't be cranking for a little longer but so far, I am impressed with this generator. Pull handle and wheels make all the difference in the world when moving this generator. Not going to be near the issue as some may have thought. Looking forward to using this product and unless you hear back you will know all went as expected/hoped.”
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Posted 3 years ago
C. H.
Verified Reviewer
“Decided to go with the WGen9500DF vs a whole house generator. Arrived on time and in good shape. Everything was in the carton as noted and all the details and directions were spot on. Won't be cranking for a little longer but so far, I am impressed with this generator. Pull handle and wheels make all the difference in the world when moving this generator. Not going to be near the issue as some may have thought. Looking forward to using this product and unless you hear back you will know all went as expected/hoped.”
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Posted 3 years ago
Roy B.
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“Received generator and more than I expected. Awesome generator. And for rating this product they will send a free generator cover.”
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Posted 3 years ago
Roy B.
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“Received generator and more than I expected. Awesome generator. And for rating this product they will send a free generator cover.”
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Posted 3 years ago
Jerry
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“Westinghouse is highly recommended. I am using the generator with a house transfer switch and at over 5000 feet density altitude using propane due to the clean burning and virtually unlimited storage time characteristics. There are some things to consider for this specific use. This device must be modified for use at high elevations. This means the end user must purchase and change the carburetor jet and an orifice in the propane pressure regulator assembly to compensate for the reduced air pressure. When sizing a generator take into account it must be de-rated due to altitude and fuel choice. The 9500DF on Propane is reduced to 8500 watts and then to around 7250 watts for 5000 ft above sea level. Also; If this Generator will be connected to an electrical panel through a transfer switch, the grounded neutral wire in the alternator must be disconnected. There are documents describing the procedure for download on Westinghouse support website. Removing the grounded neutral connection will disable the GFI protection on the two 20 AMP outlets. After I got the unit modified and connected to the house through a manual transfer switch, I discovered it was operating a little to fast. I measured 63 Hz instead of 60 Hz. This caused the Standby power supplies protecting my computers to refuse to allow the power through to them. To correct the issue required an adjustment to the governor. The 9500DF has an accurate frequency display which is perfect for the task of adjusting the limit screw to the required 60Hz. The generator AC output moves up and down in frequency a half Hz during steady operation. End result. My standby power supplies are happy. My electronic dimmers and LED bulbs are happy enough and even my 3 ton central AC can start (18 AMPs @ 240 VAC) and run (6 AMPS). For my use I would not want to go any smaller. Would have liked the 12500 watt version were it available.”
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Posted 3 years ago
Jerry
Verified Reviewer
“Westinghouse is highly recommended. I am using the generator with a house transfer switch and at over 5000 feet density altitude using propane due to the clean burning and virtually unlimited storage time characteristics. There are some things to consider for this specific use. This device must be modified for use at high elevations. This means the end user must purchase and change the carburetor jet and an orifice in the propane pressure regulator assembly to compensate for the reduced air pressure. When sizing a generator take into account it must be de-rated due to altitude and fuel choice. The 9500DF on Propane is reduced to 8500 watts and then to around 7250 watts for 5000 ft above sea level. Also; If this Generator will be connected to an electrical panel through a transfer switch, the grounded neutral wire in the alternator must be disconnected. There are documents describing the procedure for download on Westinghouse support website. Removing the grounded neutral connection will disable the GFI protection on the two 20 AMP outlets. After I got the unit modified and connected to the house through a manual transfer switch, I discovered it was operating a little to fast. I measured 63 Hz instead of 60 Hz. This caused the Standby power supplies protecting my computers to refuse to allow the power through to them. To correct the issue required an adjustment to the governor. The 9500DF has an accurate frequency display which is perfect for the task of adjusting the limit screw to the required 60Hz. The generator AC output moves up and down in frequency a half Hz during steady operation. End result. My standby power supplies are happy. My electronic dimmers and LED bulbs are happy enough and even my 3 ton central AC can start (18 AMPs @ 240 VAC) and run (6 AMPS). For my use I would not want to go any smaller. Would have liked the 12500 watt version were it available.”
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Posted 3 years ago
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