I bought the iGen5000c generator for our camper. The reason I purchased the Westinghouse because of a review from a friend. The generator handles the air conditioner and the other needs with no problem. It is a very dependable and quiet. I highly recommend it.

This is my third Igen4500df the first one was recalled for a carburetor problem second one burned up when my storage unit cought fire and I am hoping third one is the charm. The Igen4500df is quiet easy to start fairly portable and very fuel efficient great generator.

We bougth this in June to use while camping . I was amazed at the amount of power this could put out and the quietness of this machine. I was very concerened about the noise level of a regular generator but this was perfect for us. Enough power for our camper with out the distraction of loud noise.

Generator was easy to set up, fill it with the supplied oil, add some gas, connect the battery and push the start button! My wife loves the remote start key fob! We have an off grid camp in Maine and this will go great to supplement our small solar system as well as power construction tools when necessary.

I ordered this after losing power to an ice storm . Although I haven't lost power since purchase , I do have peace of mind . The generator is so quiet and has all the features I need to run our heating and refrigeration in the event of a power failure .

Excellent generator, bought during Covid time frame, use this for a remote weekend cabin on and off, in the summer I use for 2 ac’s and a cpap , machine and basic stuff . Sometime it stays in for 24-48 hrs even 72 hrs. Switched to synthetic oil early on.and change oil regularly between 60-80 hrs or when dirty which in the summer is 1x a month . Only issues I’ve had : oil changes are messy, it drains to the plate under it where there is a drain plug which allows you to drain to a oil pan, but it’s still messy and sometimes oil comes out when you think you got oil out later after running it , not best design, push button starting issues after a crap Tom of hrs in it ( not all the time ), still need to trouble shoot BUT after 5 yrs it could be the button , the starter. Rarely use the pull cord, only if if super cold in the teens and the old start choke don’t work after it tried to start by push button. It has a cold start and RPM’s will raise higher if it’s super cold for a few minutes then drop down.I’ve used this on a ext cord to run lights to another cabin probably 150ft-250 ft away on eco mode more than what was suggested to do with no issues for a while. Great gage showing how many hrs left based on load and fule in tank.forgot I had to re tie a “ not” in the pull cord handle .. Over all very reliable inverter with zero repairs.

We replaced an older inverter generator with this unit. Very happy so far. Quiet and durable. Control panel is excellent. Love the electric start. Easy to move around with the extendable handle. Plenty of power to run our 28' camper with ease. Highly recommended.

The pull cords on previous generators were too stiff for my wife to start. If I wasn't home and the power went out, it couldn't be used. Now with the electric start, I don't have to worry. Also, love the drip tray around the gas fill spout. Can't seem to dump in gas without spilling a little bit and this really helps with the clean-up.

Just set up my new I Gen 4500 and am running it for the first time. Everything has worked well so far. Only complaint is that the oil dipstick is nearly impossible to read. Other than that, very pleased with the purchase. Surprisingly quiet and remote start and front wheels are a great feature.

We bought the iGen4500 for a cross country trip. It traveled 4800 miles on a hitch haul wrapped in a tarp and still works perfectly. We use dispersed camping so we let the generator run all night and had no problems. Since that trip we've used several times closer to home. It allows us to keep warm in our tent and even run a 4k smart TV with plenty of power to spare. I will mention though that a high altitude kit MUST be bought if you're headed to the mountains. We camped at 10,000 feet and were glad we prepared.