Pulled the trigger on the higher end inverter so I'll never have any more worries about starting issues, poor running at higher altitudes, or hauling two parallel inverters to get less power. Looking forward to putting the efi to the test and relying on the reliability of the Westinghouse inverters.

So far I've been very impressed with this generator, quiet, has started every time. It runs my living quarters horses trailer no problem with AC on. Only thing I'm not impressed with is the design of the handle especially the way it pulls out along the ground. All in all very pleased.

Bought this generator to replace an older loud open frame generator. Wow, this definitely fits the bill!! Powers our travel trailer 14k BTU A/C, refrigerator, lights, water heater, etc. with power to spare. It’s so quiet it can barely be heard inside the camper.

I just got this inverter snd I can already tell I made the right choice. Super easy to crank whether you use the electric start with the remote or pull the cord. Is powerful enough to run my 30 amp travel trailer with everything on, even the A/C. Even on propane! It does all this and barely makes a sound. In eco mode it is quieter than a dishwasher. Amazing product!

Starts easy, runs very quiet, no problems with running our AC, fridge, microwave, hot-water-heater, water-pump and lights all at the same time! Remote works from inside of the trailer which is very convenient. I wish it was not as heavy as it is, but pulling it on the wheels is easy. Lifting it in the truck or trailer will take 2 of us (mother-daughter-team)

Bought this unit after my 2 Firman generators died. Saw it was highly rated so picked it up on sale. Solid build quality. Love the fact that it’s a 3.4 gallon tank too. Can keep the A/c or heater running all night long in our trailer. Looking to take it out soon to test it out

I have owned this generator for coming up on 2 years now and have had zero issues with it. I absolutely love the Dual Fuel capabilities and have found it to be quite useful. I use it for my camper and it allows me to carry around 20lb propane tanks instead of tanks of gas that are always smelly and spill. The handle on the generator makes it move around (although lifting it into the back of the truck at 100lbs can be a challenge). It always starts up right away. I would but this generator over again if it ever quit but I don't see that happening. It's a solid unit.

I ordered it and it was shipped in 2 days turnaround, I'm very excited to have purchased this dual fuel because my 10K is gas powered in the event we need to relocate we can load this unit and some propane and oil, and we're set you can get any better. We looked at others but this one won hands down and the pullout handle was the icing to moving the unit around without it hitting your heels, the remote and service tools was a bonus I just put the supplied oil in connected the propane line opened and checked for leaks and started it up, manual, remote and push start switch unit started up with no problem. "Great job Westinghouse" a solid name I can remember coming up in the 60s, you haven't lost your touch in providing a product that performs well, have the right power and weight for it size and lastly performance and price of this unit

I bought this generator to run my travel trailer while boon docking. The smaller generators (2200 Watt) would not run my air conditioner. With this model I can run anything I want like the air conditioner and the microwave and not worry about having enough power. The generator is very quiet and the dual fuel feature is very convenient.

Formerly living in hurricane alley, I have had more experience with temporarily living off the grid than most. One of the big lessons I have learned is that gasoline/diesel are impossible to find. But, you can find propane! And propane lasts forever. So I wanted the best of both worlds and this is it. We recently moved to central Virginia, where the need for emergency power made a paradigm shift. Air conditioning is not on the top of the list anymore, since most power interruptions occur in the winter here. The need for heat (powered by propane) and safe keeping of food are now at the top of the list. This let me get a smaller generator (previously had a 10K). Easier to handle, shared fuel source and the remote start! I haven't had to use the generator in an emergency, yet. But I do run my generators under load for test every 2 months or so. And this unit is a dream. Not near as heavy as the 10K, but enough for all the loads I need to run. Starts right up, and the remote will be a blessing.