Bought this generator for its inverter function and compact size. Not too heavy for me to move around. Tried twice, worked with dual fuels. Still has a bit of low capacity to carry 3 portable heaters, a fridge, and routers/computers. 'll see in the wintertime.

I bought the generator for home standby and installed it in a shed with a muffler extension. Saved a bunch of costs over a contractor install. It runs well on propane and the noise level is acceptable with the muffler extension. I like it alot so far. Having the cover will protect it from moisture.

We purchased the Igen5000dfc as a back up for home power outages. Have yet to use during actual power outage but have conducted testing. We have used the propane fuel option to power a coffee maker and tv with no issues. The unit was remotely started with the fob and ran for approx 30 minutes. Operation was flawless and was surprisingly quiet. We are very happy with our purchase and would recommend to others.

This is an upgrade from the Westinghouse EEN 4500 dual fuel which I use on my recreational vehicle for on-demand power while living off grid full-time. I prefer generators that run off of liquid propane for a variable of reasons but ideally because it’s a cleaner burn and less service hour intervals And still yields the power I need without petrol. This generator has ran full-time in the Arizona summer months, running my air conditioner and has for the most part held up pretty well to the outside dust storms, monsoon, rains, and blowing desert dust. My one constructive criticism would be to make Better access panels to the oil, change area and battery compartment because due to weather elements as well as normal wear and tear their pull down latches eventually fail, and I’ve lost both covers.

I bought this a few days ago. It came with everything you need in the box, and only a few minutes to fill up with oil, connect the propane tank and battery, and hit the start button on the remote! It’s incredibly quiet compared to open frame generators. You won’t regret this but.

Have about 75 hours on mine so far, and it is running great. I've run on both propane and gasoline, and gen starts and runs easily on both. Really happy with noise levels, power output, runtime, weight, and features (remote start, battery start). Maintenance pretty easy too, especially after doing it a few times. Go ahead and compare to other models, and you'll see that this one stacks up really well in terms of features and price.

I bought the generator 2 weeks ago. Just finished the initial break in. Quieter and much more fuel efficient compared to my old open frame non-inverter generator. Connected it to my house and verified it is capable of powering everything I need during a power failure. Happy with my purchase.

We are nervous as this is our first generator ever. The instruction is very easy to follow and clear, we did a test run and it works perfectly. The design is also compact, it has wheel so it’s very easy to move around! Definitely recommend you consider this as your first generator

Just purchased the Igen4500DF dual fuel with remote start. Very easy to set up out of the box. 2 recommendations. 1) use entire bottle of oil provided. They don't say in the instructions but its exactly the amount to fill the crankcase. 2) The battery may need overnight charging for the remote and push button start to work. Use trickle charge plug provided. The instructions don't give you that tip either. Otherwise, the unit pull started right up and is very quiet. Exactly what I need for my trailer camper.

I love it! Runs everything I need and runs a long time.