I previously purchased a pair of iGen2200’s to run in parallel for my RV. When I saw this with its dual fuel capability and remote start I sold the 2200’s to buy one. Works great right out of the box, after adding oil and connecting the battery of course, and it’s less than 1/2 the price of a comparable Honda.

We had a very specific list of "must haves" for our new generator. We already have one for our home. This one is for our new travel trailer. It it our intention to do more dry camping, so a good genny is the place to start. Back to my list: - We definitely wanted a dual-fuel generator. We do so much with LPG in the RV, it just made sense that a propane-fired generator would work well with our set up. - We needed a smaller, more manageable size for a not-so-young-anymore couple. I was hoping for less than 100 lbs. Since we're going to have to haul that thing around, the open-frame type was out of the question. This one comes in at a close 98 lbs. But it has that great luggage-style, pull-out handle! On a flat surface, it only takes ONE of us to move it around! - For the same reason, we needed more than just the recoil-start option. I am so done with pull-starting everything. With the push-button start, as well as a remote, this certainly fit the bill. (Although, if one must shut off the battery and close the propane valve, I suppose the remote control option is only good for the gas-powered starts?) - Must provide "clean" power - we've got sensitive electronics in that RV. - Speaking of that, the 30 amp RV receptacle was definitely on our list. Who wants to be fussing with adaptors and additional cords? - Our rooftop A/C unit takes the most power of everything in the RV. The generator needed to have at least enough power to fire that baby up when it gets too hot outside. This one has MORE than enough power for that.... even at the initial start-up! The Eco-mode is a nice feature, as well, for keeping the normal power draw to a minimum. This leads me to... - Last, but certainly not the least important box to check, the generator needed to be as quiet as we could get, while still checking off all of the above boxes. I gotta tell you, we just got this genny yesterday, and we've only started it twice. But, HOLY QUIET, BATMAN!!! My neighbor was blowing his leaves and when we stood in the street, our new generator was literally unheard over his blower. Really. Oh, and it started on the first push (NOT pull!) after installing the battery, adding oil, and hooking up the LP tank. All of our boxes were checked off with our new iGen4500DF, so I checked off all the stars. I don't anticipate any problems in the future. But if they happen, I'll update. Happy camping!

I nearly purchased a competing inverter generator but chose this unit because it has: a) Much higher power output for the same cost; b) dual fuel -- VERY useful!; and c) Positive reviews including from my brother-in-law. I've only tested it so far (for about 30 minutes on about 2000 watt load) but it worked flawlessly on both fuel types. If it continues to function this way in the future, I will be a VERY pleased owner. (I wish I was as satisfied with the review webpage: its requirements for no ad blocking and no popups caused me lost time to figure out how to disable these security measures. Not cool...)

The registration card stated the serial number is on the model information label. It's not. I looked all over, including removing the side panel where the carburetor is located. That took about a half hour because the screws were so torqued down I couldn't break them free without finally putting channel locks on a #3 phillips head screwdriver. Is it really necessary to tighten these fasteners so much that they are fused to the frame? I then gave up searching on the machine and instead found the serial number on the cardboard box it came in. I then saw in this on-line registration that the serial number is underneath the muffler on the bottom of the generator. With a mirror I was able to verify that I had the correct serial number. Why would anyone want to hide the serial number on the bottom of the generator?

I bought two of these in Jan. of 2024. Although I’m still in the break-in period both are functioning great. They provide the electricity needed to operate all my electrical needs in the 5th wheel including both air conditioners. This is a great product. I would recommend it for those that need clean power.

Just bought this generator today and overall it seems very quiet and a reasonable size. Pull out handle makes it easy to move around. Setup was simple. Only issue is that it does not have a gas shutoff so you cannot drain the carb dry while running and it only comes with 1 set of remote keys

I just got this today. Added oil, connected battery, hooked it up to propane, and it fired it right up. It's been running now for an hour and I love it. So far I love it. Can't wait to go camping or wait for a power outage I'm ready. It's supper quiet and purrs like a kitten

Did a lot of research as to what generator to purchase for working on rustic cabin with no electricity. Had my sights on the Westinghouse iGEN 4500 and knew I needed to get one! We had a storm blow through and knocked out my power at my house so had to act fast. Found one, hooked it up to frig and 21 cubic ft. freezer for nearly 56 hours straight and ran like a CHAMP. A single full gas tank was good up to 21 hours....Purrs like a kitten but powerful as a Lion!!! Love this unit and highly promote anyone in need of generator to buy this model!!! Very Satisfied customer here!!! RDL 8-18-2021

This generator is great. Switches between gas and propane effortlessly. Also, starts quickly using either the push button, remote, or pull recoil handle. Perfect for our needs during power outages. Runs quietly, but still sounds like a generator.

I bought this last week to use with my camper. I liked the dual fuel feature since my camper uses propane as well, an extra tank serves a dual purpose. The size was perfect to fit in my truck bed with the bed cover on. I also recently used it to power some equipment while I was at my boat working! I connect a propane tank and pushed the start button and it started right up. The quiet operation makes the wife happy! That's another plus. It goes right along with my larger 9500DF that powers my whole house.