Everything included to be able to start right out of the box. Right amount of oil included and the wrench needed to connect propane bottle to generator. Once oil added and battery connected the generator started with the first pressing of the start button. Very quiet compared to my other generator. All necessary documentation included with this equipment.

After a lot of research on Dual Fuel Inverters, the Westinghouse iGen4500DF was a hands-down winner in terms of features and affordability. Because of its versatility, I feel like my family is now better equipped and prepared for the next power outage due to Texas's major weather storms.

I’m so glad I bought this digital inverter generator as a home power back up. I usually use this generator for black outs camping and now it’s very handy to power my solar generator on cloudy days or for other emergency. I highly recommend this generator it’s not too loud for the amount of energy it gives.

Just bought this and removed it from the box. No damage whatsoever and complete as described. Put the included oil in added gas connected the battery. Hit the start button and it fired right up and ran like a champ. Can’t wait to try this compact quiet generator out at a campsite.

Why good for a woman? Let me explain. We live in Southern California and every year the Santa Ana winds kick up but last year was really bad and we lost power for several days. Since we did not expect this to happen we were unprepared. Our friends who had power let us lend their generator. I quickly learned that if I did not have a husband I would have been out of luck. I'm not some wimp here, I work out and I think I am decent shape but this thing was unruly, difficult if not impossible for me to move around, and I absolutely could not start it on my own since it was a pull start. Not too mention it made the loudest racket! Don't get me wrong I was grateful to have the power for several days but I thought, never again! So we bought this Westinghouse iGen4500. It took a bit to get started the first time since the automatic choke wasn't adjusting correctly and the instructions told us to fill the reservoir with the entire bottle of oil it came with which was waaay too much as it began spilling out! But once we got those issues sorted (my husband just manually adjusted the choke to get it started and then after that it did it on it's own every time) this thing was so easy to start since it has a push button start (in addition to the pull start) and it even has a remote! It is super quiet and it has a telescoping handle and large wheels so I can easily move it around! Why everything in life isn't made to be this easy beats me.

I bought this to use with my travel trailer. I have tried to use other 2000 W generators tied together and the air conditioner comes on sometime and sometimes not. This generator runs at 25% with the AC on. What else can you ask for. I'm very happy with it.

Just received this generator dual fuel 4500 so far so good did the breaking. Getting ready to take a trip in two weeks to test it out on the living quarters horse trailer will say this changing the oil is a real painand they need to come up with a better system on an adapter to make it easier

Great package featuring quiet operation, remote start, and the advantages of an inverter generator. Started right off the bat after adding oil and gasoline. With the 2021 hurricane season underway, I’m confident that I have a reliable source of emergency power should the need arise. The only caution I’d offer for new buyers is to take care filling the oil. The provided funnel was a great help, but the horizontal fill tube and possibly a little oil in the crankcase resulted in an overflow when the oil (also provided) was added. Luckily, I’d put a few pieces of paper towel under the end of the fill tube and this captured about a tablespoon of oil that leaked out when the funnel was removed and otherwise would hav ended up in the bottom of the generator’s housing. Again, overall a great package!

I just received this today, 03/06/2020, Got it out of the box, filled up the fluids, connected the battery and it started right up without a hitch. I let it run for a few minutes and hooked up a fan and a few other small electrical items. It seems stout and should be able to handle all of our camping/trailer needs as well as powering the essentials during power outages.

Looks good so far. Fired right up on both gas and propane. I'm in process of running through break in period. Very easy to move around. The battery was a little tricky to get hooked up; need someone with small hands to get it into its place. Somewhat noisier than I'd hoped; I measure about 68dB at 25ft, but that's on a concrete patio with house on 2 sides, so probably not too bad. I'll normally run at 35 feet or so and expect noise to be not bad at all. The wireless start will be great for night time control.