Purchased the IGen4500 because of all the features - auto start, dual fuel, remote start. Have not used the propane to run it as of yet, but it runs great on gasoline. Starts very easy with the push button start. Only issue I am having is with the remote start. Does not work. Every once in a while it will shut off the with the remote, but will hardly start it.

Quick and easy to get up and running - reviewed the manual, followed the quick start guide, added oil, set-up with propane, pushed button and it started right up and ran great. And it is relatively quiet. First impression - I am happy. I looked at a lot of generators before buying this one. Seemed to be a good value, had a lot of positive reviews, was compact and had the power output I potentially need.

It arrived and with the quick start up instructions, the unit was running in 15 minutes. Tested under load and it barely flinched. Remote started the unit from 250 feet or more. The RV 30 amp port is a big factor in buying this unit and the dual fuel feature.

The generator just arrived in perfect condition out of the box. I intend to use it for a weekend trip in a couple of weeks. I have an open frame generator which is really loud and not an inverter generator. This generator will be significantly quieter and provide cleaner power to my trailer. I also like the remote start feature so I can turn it on from inside the trailer if I need a quick boost of power in the morning.

I got this generator for the house. Power tends to go out when I'm working, and my wife works from home. So I wanted a generator that's super easy to start, and that will start the first time, every time. This obviously meant propane. After a ton of reviewing, I settled on this one. Absolutely love it!! Super simple to use, with a remote key fob that makes things really nice when there's a horde of mosquitoes outside the door. (for turning it off). Works great too, easily powers up a window unit and all internet equipment needed for her to work (and the coffee maker of course). Not super heavy, but rolls like a rolling suitcase to make it easier to move around. You do have to keep the battery charged, but even then, a quick 10-20 minutes of charge off of a powerpack and you're golden if you don't feel like pulling the cord. Would definitely buy again, but hopefully will never need to!! Oh, and fully pwoers our 30amp RV!

Opened the box, reviewed the Start-up procedures, started it up and ran straight away! I researched for this product for a while. I love that it is dual fuel. I use mainly LP when traveling in our trailer. I hate to carry gasoline inside the tow vehicle with kids. Can't wait to take it on the road next month!

Reviews I read were very good for this unit. Got it on Wednesday and unpacked it this morning. Everything looks great out of the box. Going to get it ready and fire it up this afternoon when I get home from work. Bought this to primarily use with our 5th wheel travel trailer..

We purchased two inverters so we could lpower our 5th wheel. Both fired up right away and ran very quietly. We did overfill the oil reservoir on the first unit, since it did not take .6 quarts. We also purchased the combiningunit which has color coded leads which the iGen4500DF does not. Two minor issues, and we look forward to many col or warm (heater or AC) days out in the wilds.

It's a great generator for the price, however, I found a couple of issues with it.First, I never received a funnel that is supposed to be included. Luckily, I had one that worked. Secondly, the fuel selector knob was not screwed in so it pulled right out of the generator. I think it was due to alignment/tightness when installed at the factory so I disassembled the front panel to get things to line up. I then reinstalled the selector with the screw. Lastly, The LP connector the comes out of the front panel is not centered in the hole which casus the rubber plug to not fit over it when not in use. I think I will have to cut a little bit off of the rubber cap to make it fit and seal on there good.

I originally purchased another Westinghouse generator that was virtually impossible for me to start by hand. The pull-cord stroke was something like 7 feet! This push-button start is everything it's supposed to be. Starts super easy, runs quiet. BTW, the 30 amp connection is kind of an oddball. Not sure why they chose that particular design for the extension cord. But if you keep looking you'll find the cord that you need.