Bought one a couple months ago; this second one will enable using parallel adapter to provide a full 30 amps to my fifth wheel trailer. These gennies are relatively quiet and easy to work with. So far so good.

purchased for powering my 17' casita travel trailer. It starts the ac meeting the initial surge demand then "steps down" after the ac is running. This saves fuel and is quiet.

Easy to start. Light weight. Extremely quiet. Efficiency mode is a MUST feature. The RPMs lower to a pur. The digital readout leaves nothing to guess as far as fuel left and runtime on that fuel level. Highly recommended.

Just received my igen2500, added oil and gas started 1st. pull. Runs smooth even under load. Ran 2 hours changed oil, a bit dirty. Ran 2 more hours and oil was clean when changed. Hopefully this will give many years of service.

Got this for recreation and home back-up. Handles our upright freezer like a champ. Eco mode is so quiet. Father-in-law saw it in action once and thought he might need to get one himself.

Easy to start, runs microwave and furnace at same time, will run 13.5 btu air conditioner with watts left over, and it is very light weight, quiet running, and compact size for storage.

after putting oil and fuel in the Generator I gave one pull on the recoil start and it ran beautifully, very quiet and the perfect generator for my camping and RV needs

I use this inverter generator to power my travel trailer. It is able to start and run the 13.5k BTU air conditioner utilizing the Micro-Air soft start.

I received this inverted today for use with our RV trailer. I was impressed how easy it was to set up. Oil fill and gas fill went easy and it started right up. It's quiet and will come in very handy to charge batteries and run small appliances.

I added the provided 10-30w oil, put fuel in it, slowly pulled the pull cord a couple times. Gave it one good pull after that and it fired up perfectly. I also own a Honda EU1000i and this IGEN2500 is every bit just as quiet.