Living on the Albemarle sound in North Carolina, we face violent storms and loss of power. I have purchased three I GEN 1000 S power supply units for such emergencies. They do provide peace of mind, but what I really need is something with enough power to run my well pump. At this point, I am not interested in anything other than solar, portable power supply units. I hope Westinghouse will make something like that available soon, because access to my well could be a matter of life and death for us. also, I would add that it would be great if Westinghouse would make these units with extendable handles and wheels that operate like luggage. I noticed that at least one competitor offers this design, and it would be a nice addition because these units are quite heavy for a woman to lift

Purchase this for an emergency in case we lose our power. I've been testing it out along with the solar panel and it's super awesome because it's quiet and obviously recharges and it's very compact. I hope I never have to use it or I have to plan a camping trip soon. .

Everything I was looking for EXCEPT it feels much heavier than 31 lbs. Don't know if I will get to try the car charger because I would have to lift the igen1000 down 12 steps and then into the car seat and of course lift it again from the car and back up 12 steps. I am still trying all the features so I hope it will hold a charge, etc. I will definitely need to purchase the solar panels as a second option for charging. But still love the shape, color and availability. thank you

I have to admit I searched several Power Stations before purchasing this one. I feel living in Texas not far from Galveston & just going through Berle I so needed this. I will always be prepared now! Thank you Westinghouse ( a name I've grown up with)

I bought this after having a tornado and a hurricane come thru my area in a span of 6 weeks. Relied on neighbors to plug into their generators to keep my fridge running. I have a natural gas hookup and plan on using this generator to run a small garage apartment. Having a natural gas supply. Keeps me from looking for gasoline and after finding some waiting in lines to get it.

I bought this power station to run a small swamp cooler which uses less than 50W of power. I am new to solar systems and I am still learning the best way to charge stuff off the grid. I should have researched more carefully, because I had a very hard time finding an adapter that would work on this power station to hook it up to my solar panel. I can't afford to buy a Westinghouse Solar panel,so it would have been convenient to have adapters to use solar panels other than Westinghouse.

Purchased this generator when our power went out and was not due to be back on for four days. I ran it for over 60 hours and it handled what we need in our house. Ran the freezer and sump pump in the basement. It also powered our kitchen refrigerator and non essential items like the microwave, TV, internet, lights and more.

Westinghouse electric 12v blanket can only get 58 watts out of the iGen1000s because the car socket is handicapped at 12v/5A. A true car socket gets 10A. Have fun freezing because Westinghouse didn't consider using this for anything but charging a phone or two. Pathetic.

I have been using this for about a year and a half. We use it when camping. It runs everything from our refrigerator, to our portable swamp coolers and TV, etc. We use solar panels to charge it. It has stopped working, and now it will only turn on for a few seconds. I'm hoping that we will be able to rely on the 2 year warranty for repair or replacement. If not for the issue I would give it 5 stars.

I bought this power pack because I needed something larger to charge and power my photography equipment. Its really worked out well - I've had no issues with it running out of juice on me while working, doesn't really take up that much space compared to the rest of my equipment. Solid purchase.