Love the look! Starts up with no effort at all. Very quiet and runs my RV. I'm looking forward to taking it out for a full run. The only issue I had is one of my screws kinda stripped but it still screws in and I only have to open the side to clean the filter.

I was elated to find ALL the features I needed and made in the USA by an American company! But, I purchased 2 of these, a month apart and BOTH had shameful defects in assembly. Things like : The battery was just stuffed in it's compartment with loose terminal connections and strap not hooked. and the battery compartment cover was just lying in the bottom of the box. Not sure if the battery bouncing around pushed the cover off or, whoever put the battery in, just threw the cover on the box. The other had loose bolts rolling around in the shipping box. I figured out where they all went except one square nut with a threaded hole in it. I have no idea where it goes or to whom I can send a photo of it so I can get instructions on how to proceed or if I should not bother and just return it! My purchase was inspired by my appreciation of Westinghouse designers that came up with the A4W Nuclear reactors for Aircraft carriers and so many other outstanding success stories. I need 2 covers for my 2 Igen 4500df generators plus a text from someone that can help me with this extra nut... it looks special & important.

As an off-grid techie, I have bought several generators over the years and this one is both the most solidly built and the most full-featured unit I have yet found. The lack-of-rattle and smooth throttle control contribute to such quietude that my wife considers the low rumble a sleep aid--and I have no doubt these qualities will also contribute to a long, trouble-free lifespan. As someone who lives+works on high playa, I especially prize their attention to high-altitude performance upgrades for _both_ fuels and the remote+electronic start options; besting Honda, Yamaha, and Champion, Westinghouse earned a loyal customer with this one.

I selected this model because it is exactly what I need to power my 36 foot, 4-slide 5th Wheel Trailer. Based upon the reviews, I expect it to be able to run my 13.5K air conditioner AND my convection microwave. Also, the electric water heater, refrigerator, and the washer and dryer. From the specs, I anticipate good fuel economy, and quiet running. My Alumascape is prepped for a Marquise 5.5kW Generator, but it is a noisy EXPENSIVE gas hog. Going to travel with the iGen4500DF in the compartment meant for the Marquise, with room for a lot more stuff. NO, I am NOT going to run it in there... This is all the power I need, without a large fuel bill, important as both gasoline and propane increase faster than the record inflation. The Dual fuel gives me more options out on the road, too!

We purchased this for a portable generator for camping in our RV and for use at home. for this size the weight at just over 100lb is manageable. the extendable pull handle make maneuvering very easy. The remote start, along with the wattage supplied will be very useful and do well for us.

I purchased this generator for a camping trip and was so pleased with all of the features it offered but my favorite feature was the remote fob. It made our camping trip so much easier. Cant wait to try it over the winter when the power goes out!! Thank you for making the use of a generator effortless for this lady!!

I recently purchased this product after much research. It has not disappointed, It is well made and offers dual fuel and multiple start options .Everything that I need to get up and running is included. The features... CO2 alert and pop out handle are a real plus.

I used this for my RV and it worked right out of the box with both Propane and Gas. The sounds (DBs) seemed a little higher than advertised but still reasonable for a generator this size. I wish the propane connector was easier to use with an RV. Westinghouse should include a quick connect adapter or offer one as an accessory.

Easy to use generator that will power my class C RV. Handles my 13,000 btu AC and microwave no problem. The watt meter on the panel seems a bit off compared to my killowatt meter, but overall nice genset. Only have 30 hours on the it, but so far so good. I recommend following the manufacturer's break-in instructions and change the oil regularly.

I bought an iGen5000DFc (why is it also referred to as iGen4500Dfc?) about two weeks ago and all I have done with it so far is ran the break-in period for about seven hours and changed the oil after the initial oil fill. The unit appeared to have had a hard drop during shipping. Both the upper and lower styrofoam packing was broken and both access panels were popped open. There was a hole in the shipping box and the battery strap is missing. The User Manual is vague and in some cases misleading regarding the operation of the unit. There is a great deal of warning information but operating and maintenance information took reading and rereading and visits to Youtube to figure out. There is very limited information regarding the Data Center but I eventually figured out most of it on my own. My biggest problem was with the small sizes of the two access panels. After skinning up my hands plugging in the battery and searching for the still missing battery strap I went to the oil access panel and used the screw in funnel that was provided for the initial oil fill which worked out good. After the five hour recommended break-in period I wanted to change the oil which I do on all my new engines. This was a problem. The block drain fitting does not line up with the access panel but after some finesse and more skinned knuckles I drained the oil. Putting the fitting back in was another problem but with a combination of wrenches, sockets and duct tape got the job done. I suggest having your engineering designers take a look at this issue as I expect it to be a problem for many unless they have access to some special wrenches and small dexterous hands. Please send out a battery strap! My contact information is with the Product Registration.