Put oil in, got the battery in, gasoline-instructions were pretty good. Started on the first pull. Did remote start, electric start, and pull cord. all worked flawlessly. Plugged rv into it and ran for a few minutes and everything worked like it should. Will put it to the test next weekend. If everything works like it has so far I'll be even a happier camper than I am now. Haven't tried propane yet, but really have no concern about whether or not it will work on that. Very satisfied so far.

I purchased this generator for power outages that happen time to time. It will power my refrigerator, freezer, modem and lights. Generator is quiet. Runs on propane so there is no fuel to get old and less chance of generator not functioning properly. 2nd Westinghouse generator I have owned and have never had problems with Westinghouse.

Just opened up the box, and unfortunately the engine cover panel had a huge crack in it. I'll be submitting my claim for replacement/repair, so I'll update when I see how that goes. It appears to have been dropped in transit. Otherwise it's been great so far!

Did a lot of research before buying this. This fit the bill for all around variety of features, fuel flexibility, low sound output, etc. Very happy. Haven't used on heavy load yet, but ran it for awhile to test out. Started right up and ran very smooth.

To keep this short, I use this to power my travel travel AC and microwave being the biggest items. With the amazing remote start, from anywhere around your campsite, you start, run on propane, and use both micro and AC at the same time, which still gave 25% more power available. Love it runs on propane, and also has the remote start. Started first run, and has been flawless. Three trips to the wild so far.

I just purchased an IGen 4500DF generator with remote. The whole set up was easy and connected to propane. It started started right up on the first try using the remote. I also used the recoil start and it also started right away. l might use gasoline once I go outdoors this coming weekend but I really like not having to mess around with gasoline containers. I am looking forward with to our camping trips showing movies of the "Great Outdoors" to our kids. We will not miss our family movie night.

I purchased this generator because it used both propane and gas, ran very quietly, and created very clean power for use with electronics. Once I had the generator home, I put in oil, followed the other setup steps, and the unit started right up! We like the fact that our small camper can plug right in. We're glad we made this purchase.

Just bought this and removed it from the box. No damage whatsoever and complete as described. Put the included oil in added gas connected the battery. Hit the start button and it fired right up and ran like a champ. Can’t wait to try this compact quiet generator out at a campsite.

I lost power 4 times in 2023. I don't have a big house (1062 SQ.FT) so I started researching what to purchase to run the necessities. I knew that I wanted one that was compact and easy to move around. I went with the iGen4500DF Inverter-Generator for all these reasons plus it got some good reviews. Although I haven't "officially" used it yet, I did complete the "break in" period so I got to see how it starts and runs. The electric start was really great and also the duel fuel. I had it hooked up to a 20lb LP tank and let it run for 4-5 hours. I plugged in different things to see how the control panel worked. It has some really nice bells and whistles on the control panel with gauges, lights and digital displays. Pretty cool machine!

I lost my home to the Dixy wildfire in August 2021. So I bought a camp trailer and needed generator as there was no electricity available on my property. The iGen was the best choice for me. The inverter allows 2 generators to be combined (with the proper adapter harness) for a 50 amp hook up. I've only needed 30 amp so far. It starts easily even in subfreezing temperatures. It is quite running and produces enough electricity to power my RV and other power tools I need to rebuild dut not at the same time. At 47 hours I served the generator and found it is difficult to drain and refill engine oil with out spilling oil in the lower casing and more difficult to get the spiled oil out. The engine calls for .63qt .6l of oil, I found in mine that much will over fill the crankcase. Other than the oil change issues it is a very good generator.