Purchased on mid February of 2021 and did so on the advice of my very dependable and knowledgeable brother-in-law. Unit is very heavy (100 lbs), but it is the quietest unit I've ever heard. Very tough and soundly made, and should last for years with basic maintenance. Unit does have wheels, which is an absolute necessity. Have always trusted Westinghouse, and will do so on this one as well.

Got this model because of favorable reviews. Easy set up and started right up with propane. Do not plan to use gasoline. Very quiet running; could speak normally without raising our voices. So far no complaints but have yet to give it a thorough run. I'm sure it will power everything I need for emergency backup, and since it's an inverter, won't harm my sensitive electronics. I had an electrician install an interlock in my electric panel so I can run anything I want within the wattage limit.

With rolling blackouts expected in California due to the severe drought we are having. I picked up this generate to keep it on hand just in case we how a brownout. So far I ran a few good tests with it and it way better and quieter than I was expecting. I'm very pleased with the product and over-all performance it provides. I'm planning on having a transfer swatch added to the house to make this generator setup a fast hookup.

We purchased the Westinghouse iGen5000DF Dual Fuel generator shortly after being out of power for over a week as a result of Hurricane Milton. This is a very easy to use Dual Fuel Generator that took only a few minutes to fill with oil, connect to propane and get started. Both switch on the unit and fob started the unit with ease. We tested a few appliances and the generator powered them with ease.

I am disappointed to learn after purchase that according to the manual, this unit is very sensitive to wet weather conditions. That's when we will need it, when the weather is stormy enough to knock the power out! The oil fill is inconvenient/changing the oil will be a hassle. Both of these issues can be overcome but . . .

This was by far the most affordable dual fuel generator for the equivalent wattage and low dBs. I’m excited about taking it camping over Labor Day to run the air conditioner in my Shasta trailer! Also glad to have a backup when the power goes out at home. Thanks ERCOT!

Just bought this portable generator. It is very easy to understand the operation due to the well organized user manual. Easy to move around with wheels and pull out handle for moving it. Also 3 ways to start it up. Two fuels (gasoline & propane) Can't wait to try it out with my sump pump next time the electricity goes out.

I searched researched generators for a while, cause my other was too noisy. I couldn't use if I wanted to have a conversation in camp. I found this one and checked all the reviews, made a decision to find that where ever I looked, it was out of stock. I for one for sale, and I jumped on it. Box was a little damaged in shipping, however the generator comes very well packaged to take a beating in shipping. Everything was included in the box; remote key fob, propane regulator, oil, and 12 mini charger to keep on-board battery charged. It took about 20 minutes to get out of box, add oil, fuel, and connect the battery. Read through the instructions. Yanked 3 times and it fired right up. It has a 30amp RV connection on it, which I connected my RV, cranked on the A/C and used the microwave. PLENTY OF POWER... Played around with it a bit more... efficiency mode … quieted the unit down even more. Great Display. Remote start works well to turn the generator ON or OFF. Would highly recommend the IGen4500.

I bought this unit to be prepared for planned power outages by the electric company. The igen 4500 DF is powerful enough to handle essential electric needs but is easily handled by one person and is also quiet enough for a residential area. It has a number of features for a unit of its size; remote electric start, included trickle charger, and quick disconnect battery. Customer service has also been very responsive to answer questions

Purchased after much research. Decided on the igen4500DF to have the option of propane or gas. It was quieter then expected, and believe me I did a lot of research. Purchased to use with a ATC Toy Hauler. This will be more then enough to power as needed. I initially started the inverter on propane. Ran pretty rough on propane and would not maintain steady RPM. I went through the trouble shooting as instructed in the manual. Said the issue could be cause by gas left in the carb. (I'm guessing from testing at the factory.) Decided to run it on gas, and it ran incredibly smooth with steady RPM. After break in, (running for an hour with no load) and changing the oil, I decided to try the propane. While it was running on gas, I switched to propane and had no issues. Ran smoothly with steady RPM. My recommendation, break it in on gas. On side note about the break-in, I would certainly change the oil after the first hour. I have never been one to think that there was a need to, but I did see minute metal flecks in the oil after the first hour, as would be normal on any new engine. Overall, seems like a good product. Looking forward to getting out and using it on the hauler.