I'm not trusting Texas power grid this year. Glad I decided to go with this larger size and put on a 30A back feed breaker. Powers entire house with all of the basics running; frig, gas furnace blower, lights, 75" TV/amp, computer, including a 1600W microwave that pushed temporary draw up 3200W. Eco mode drops RPM slightly and extends run time. Installed sliding interlock on electrical panel and moved breakers around a little. Plastic insulated shell keeps it relatively quiet. Runs at lower RPM versus smaller generators at higher more annoying RPM.

My old generator went out on my and I was looking for something more powerful and quieter. The Westinghouse iGen4500 is everything I’ve been looking for. Perfect for my travel trailer and nice and quiet so I’m not bugging people at my camp site anymore. Love it!

I purchased this unit to power my camper, but the day it arrived we had an ice storm and the power went out. I poured in the oil it came with, some gas I had laying around and fired it up. I ran extension cords into the house to power my coal stove, fridge and tv.

The unit would not stay running upon receipt unless the fuel shutoff was nearly closed. Contacted the technical support line and created a case. However while waiting for a tech to call back, I found a service bulletin online for re-attaching a wiring harness that comes loose during shipment. Once I completed the repair, unit seems to work great. Sounds like this connector needs to be redesigned so it doesn't come loose.

bought generator at the end of November 2020. didn't get a chance to try it because of the long winter until today, easter. didn't realize it had a charger for the battery, but it started immediately with the remote starter after putting oil and gas in it. put both it and my honda eu2000i in my driveway and it is every bit as quiet as my honda. started my ac in my camper with no problem, then it ran both the ac and microwave with 1000 watts to spare. ordered ramp ends to make ramps to take it in and out of my camper. very happy so far.

I am a 79-year-old widow who lives alone. The power goes off often in our area. I really needed this generator and I know I am going to be happy with it. I am petite, but I have no problems rolling it around. It is easy to start , and it is going to be easy for me to do routine maintenance. The hardest part was lifting the generator high enough so I could read the serial number ( on the bottom) that is required to do this review. LOL.

This is the second one of these I have owned. I am having a hard time finding the high altitude kit for it though. I live at 2700 feet. I will keep looking as I am sure it will probably make it run better since it will be rich at higher altitudes.

No issues, ran everything except 2 ACs in the RV, which is to be expected. It will run all night on a tank of gas. It's quiet and does what it's supposed to do. It's heavy no doubt. I have to have help to lift it into an RV compartment, but it does have beefy handles.

I bought my 4500c a couple of weeks ago. Setup was simple and my generator fired instantly. I love the remote start feature and I am impressed with how quiet this machine runs. I would recommend this machine to anyone in the market for an inverter generator.

Only had one month. Have not used it other than for familiarization of unit ( Starting, Letting it run, Applying electrical loads to it etc.). Right out of the box the LED gas gauge was not working properly. It read half full when completely full and empty when below actual half full. As of now Westinghouse it taking care of issue. It happens. Starts quickly and is as quiet as a Honda.