My wife and I recently purchased our first travel trailer (Wolf Pup Black Label) and we intend to camp sometimes in areas where there are no electrical hook-ups. I did a lot of research into RV generators prior to purchasing the Westinghouse iGEN5000. With 5000 watts of start-up power and 3900 watts continuous, this generator has ample power output to meet our needs - even with an output derating for higher elevations. It was easy to set up and is easy to operate. It is also relatively quiet. We are fully satisfied and would recommend this unit to others who have fairly light power requirements.

This generator came in yesterday and I in boxed it packaging was great everything that was supposed to be in the box was in the box. Took literally 5 min to hook up the battery and to put the oil in the machine. Fired up on the first push of the button. Great running machine and super quiet for such of a monster it is

Purchased to accompany us on our RV trips and it is PERFECT. Easy to get set-up and even easier to use. We are novice and this is our first generator so we were worried about it being complicated but it is VERY EASY! Dual fuel is a wonderful feature but our favorite is the REMOTE START!

This generator is exactly as advertised. It is as quiet as indicated, was easy to set up and start. The battery was fully charged so the remote start worked immediately. The ECO mode works well and adjusts RPMs as designed. First impressions are this is a well-made, solid, compact generator. After setting it up, I operated some power tools/saws to test the generator and the ECO mode which worked well. Overall, I'm impressed and satisfied that this generator is exactly as hoped for.

Update to my Review of 4 days ago. We are still very happy with the iGen 4500, just wanted to report on small issue of the automatic choke. Thanks to YouTube, I found an easy to follow repair. Seems the automatic choke was not connected to the control module from the factory. Took about 30 minutes to repair myself. As stated, we are still very happy with the iGen4500. This thing is amazing!! Love the remote start. And, yes, it will handle the A/C on our Camper without any problem.

Meets all of my needs. Handle makes moving it very easy. Very quiet. Wheels could be a little wider making it easier to move in soft soil or sand. The remote feature is WONDERFUL as I use it for my RV. The display provides a lot of useful information.

I am writing this as a second review .. I just used this for a week straight and it worked perfectly.. very good on fuel 15-16 hours with an AC going on and off ... I broke it in at home, put 5 hours on it and changed the oil... CHANGE THE OIL OFTEN THE FIRST FEW TIMES.. had a lot of metallic but not abnormal , so I changed the oil and ran it another 5 hours at 25% load and changed the oil again and it was pretty good so I filled it with synthetic oil and off on vacation.. flawless is all I can say..I ran it 77 straight hours at one point except for adding fuel .. I am more than pleased !!

1st impressions are this is over all a nice generator yet heavy. The plastic does have some scuff and scratches on it and the fit and finish seems a little off. I was surprised to see that the one I got has a life time run hours meter on it. The generator started right up the 1st time and runs very quietly I really like the telescoping handle in order to maneuver he had around. I was somewhat disappointed that the power meter shows the wattage in kilowatts amd fuel in liters. What is the purpose of the remote start if I still have to go to the unit and flip the battery off and on?

I bought this for camping and have used it around the house for activities and it can easily run everything I planned to plug in. This unit is easy to start and runs very quite. Under advertised is the handle and wheels which make it really easy to roll it around.

This generator is powerful yet quiet. It produces enough wattage to run my well pump and refrigerator and other appliances in my home during power outages but is still portable enough to be used for a vendor’s booth or camping. It’s fairly heavy but still transportable with the handle and wheels. It takes some strength or two people to get it up into the bed of my truck, but not so heavy to be totally impractical.