Despite it saying it will power a single rv ac, NOPE‼️ At least not here in Moab Utah. Keeps throwing a engine code on the control panels. Unit stays running but doesn't generate any power. And it doesn't throw the units breakers. My 30yr old Makita 3500 watt powered it just fine, but, it was much louder and thought the quieter unit would do the trick...WRONG‼️

I bought this well over a month ago for use if we lose electricity. Have set it up and started it but nothing else. I hope it works as an inurance policy and prevents us from loosing service. If that is the case, I am pleased I made the purchase. The electric start was a must and that was an important feature when making the purchase. If and when I use the generator, my overall rating could change.

I bought this on Friday for our tailgate on Saturday. Put oil in it that came with it, filled it with ethanol free gas and never would start. After 3 hours of trying to get it to start we just gave up. Have never been more disappointed in purchasing a product as buying this portable generator. Ruined the entire tailgate

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This is a absolute masterpiece of generator! The Generac iQ3800 Dual Fuel Inverter Generator is a thoughtfully engineered solution for anyone needing reliable, clean, and flexible power in portable form. Designed with an emphasis on quiet operation, modern user-friendly controls, and safety, the iQ3800 strikes a balance between raw output and advanced technology. One of the standout features of the iQ3800 is its dual-fuel capability, allowing users to switch between gasoline and propane depending on availability or personal preference. This versatility is particularly useful during emergencies when fuel options may be limited. The inverter technology ensures clean, making it safe for sensitive electronics such as laptops, TVs, and mobile devices. The iQ3800 is ideal for both home and recreational use. Generac equips the iQ3800 with Smart Economy Mode, which adjusts engine speed based on load demand to reduce fuel consumption and noise. This efficiency is particulammmmmrly valuable for long-term use during outages or for overnight RV stays, allowing users to run essentials like refrigerators, sump pumps, or air conditioning units without frequent refueling. Weighing in at around 107 lbs, the iQ3800 isn't the lightest unit in its class, but it compensates with a robust wheeled frame and folding handle for easier maneuverability. The generator's fully enclosed housing not only reduces noise but also adds durability and protection in rugged environments. Despite its weight, its compact design and clean interface make it a practical choice for those needing power on the go.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This is a smaller capacity generator - best for camping or just keeping the lights on during a power outage. It is heavy, but pretty easy to move with the handle and wheels. It has several different power outlets. We plan to use it mostly for our family's camper.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The generator is somewhat heavy and I definitely needed my husband’s help to get everything all set up. Once it’s all put together, it is easy to roll around. My dad has a very old generator and compared to that this generator is pretty quiet. It runs smoothly and doesn’t burn through fuel. The panel is easy to read in the instruction manual was helpful. This is a solid unit and I’d highly recommend it as it is easy to use as well.

have not used it yet. but used another one like it and liked it

Having to unscrew side cover to check oil is very inconvenient

Nice, smooth srart. Easy to maintain. Quiet too like my eu3000 is honda

Green light on panel went off don't know why but generator still working fine.