I'm 80 years old, therefore we needed something that we can operate. I did a lot of study beforehand. The electric start was of the utmost importance, and we needed a generator with an RV hookup. Being avid campers, the dual fuel was a real plus as we already have the propane gas on the camper. Lastly, the name Westinghouse just wraps up the whole package. Thank you for such a fine product.

This seems like a good inverter. Starts easily, runs quietly, good indicators, etc. There are a couple of manufacturing details that could use some attention. First, plastic openings (oil, battery) have sharp edges that will scratch up your hands when you’re maneuvering in them. Second, instructions CLEARLY say to pour entire oil bottle in. Given how difficult it is to get to the oil plug/dipstick, I decided I’d go with those instructions. Definite overfill if you follow that guidance. Start with about 3/4 of the bottle. Third, the propane inlet is a brass fitting that requires a tight seal. The plastic housing cover was not squarely installed and part of it is over the edge of the inlet, making it a bit precarious to ensure the right seal.

After many years of deliberation about buying a generator, I finally buckled down did my homework and have been completely satisfied with my purchase of the igen4500 DF. Very quiet and reliable, didn't expect the added bonus of remote start! Brilliant. I have a friend who bought the same model. Peace of mind knowing I can run the sump pump and keep fridge going if we lose power.

I just got this product delivered yesterday, It was easy to unbox and assemble. I had pulled out my toolbox but everything including quality tools were included. It started right up after I added the provided oil and connected the battery starter. I was pleased that it ran quiet at about 68 db without a load. After I powered up an upright refrigerator the decibel rating stayed the same. I am looking forward to see how it handle a much larger load but so far everything is working great after running it over an hour for initial break in. We are installing a 50 amp plug with and interlock switch to our electrical panel for emergency home backup. I had ordered the dual fuel (propane and gas) model but was pleasantly surprised when I got a free upgrade to the tri-fuel model which I can use since we have natural gas. This comes with a three year warranty which I hope to never use. So far everything is exact as described and this is a happy buyer.

Let me start by saying build quality of this unit is above reproach and the attention to detail is equally commendable. You can tell there was pride taken in the manufacture of this device. The unit came with all tools needed to set it up and they weren't just cheap one use tools either, they are nice chrome plated tools. There wasn't a nick or scratch anywhere on this unit inside or out. User manual is well written and it even came with a parts manual and a wiring diagram! Operating instructions are displayed on the top of the generator making it easy for anyone to operate. Another nice add is the carburetor has a drain hose built right to drain the carb after use which I have never seen on any units that I purchased in the past. All the controls, display and connections are laid out ergonomically and labeled plainly. The only thing I can think to add to this unit to make it even more awesome would be a ¾ inch wrench to snug to propane hose fitting and a bag to attach to the generator to store the tools and propane adapter. If you have any doubts just by it!!!

Every year we can expect a powerful storm, and a few days of power outages. Last summer, a friend loan us, his generator, which we used to power our refrigerator and tropical freshwater aquarium. He has a second one that we promptly bought from him. We are going to be ready this year!

I did a lot of research on off grid RV generators. This machine is the answer to all you will need off grid. I operate multiple tools while powering the camper, with the air running. We can run directly to the rv with ease, or utilize the gen to recharge battery bank. It has a remote start with a load sensor, this is wonderful, as the generator will throttle up and down according to load. And to top it off, the dual fuel is another double feature, we are very happy with this equipment

So far so good.. purchased because I wanted remote start and duel fuel as I will only be running on propane. Set up easy and straight forward. Only problem is if you have big hands oil fill area a little tight. Generator runs everything in our 24 ft trailer. AC, microwave ,tv, wife's hair dryer, ect

Good so far. I have only used in break in for a few hours. Ran lights, hest gun, iron no problem. Specifically bought for 30 amp travel trailer. It is quiet, but not silent, definitely better than standard open frame generator. Only gripe so far is the engine service cover panel requires 2 different tools to remove fasteners because Westinghouse used 2 different types. Wish the propane connection was a quick connect and the hose should be longer. Tue test will be when I finally use it all weekend powering trailer.

This thing as all of the features you could ask for. After looking around to buy a nice generator for our fifth wheel I kept considering Honda but there they are almost double the price. This thing looks to be very quality and also has a 30 amp RV plug. the only thing I can even begin to complain about is that when I filled it up with gas for the first time the drain for the carburetor bowl was open so it would leave gas on the floor but it was easily fixed. The remote start worked awesome it popped right off. I would recommend getting a magnetic oil cap to grab any shavings that come out of the engine also I would change the oil a couple times in the first couple hours. So far I'm super happy with it. Honda may be a few decibels quieter but there's no way to justifies double the price.