So far it has done everything it's supposed to do. Starts very easily and is very quiet. I haven't used it for an emergency situation yet, but it's ready to go. I love the fact it has a three year warranty.

Bought to get energy at cottage for the hunting week and few times holidays; running well, giving nice power, but difficult starts in cold events, have to manually start sometimes (often) , even if battery is full charge

Upgraded from a non-inverter generator to this one. Purchased it for emergency use. Instructions for setup were super easy to follow. I've finished the 5 hour break-in period using propane and completed the first oil change without any issues.

I purchased this product for my portable sauna and it has exceeded my expectation. The instructions are very easy to follow and it was easy to quick to set-up.

Received iGen5000DFc and mighty impressed. Owner of other generator brands and blown away by this Westinghouse brand thus far. The lugage style handle, the roller wheels, the electric and remote start features all checked the boxes for me. The quietness of the generator itself excelled all expectations!

I bought this in July for a backup and to use around the place. Has sat on the covered patio since purchase and have run a little while every so often just to test. This month (4 months later) when trying, cannot get it to run on either gasoline or propane. Had an older open fram Westinghouse generator that I loved, so had high hopes for this one as far as noise level and capacity.

I love mine. The power is very clean and will run the expensive electronics and alot of what's sold won't. Also the quietness is special. Sitting on deck with sliding glass door shut we don't hear it in house. Starts easy and runs great after 3 years. DF is a blessing as well. I got one for my daughter and son in law 6 months before mine and they're very happy as well. I purchased an EcoFlow battery backup with solar panels and this generator and feel like I made the perfect decisions, you would too.

After much review and investigation, I decided that the Westinghouse brand was the best option for me. Also, the 5KW dual fuel was important. I plan on using it both with our Casita trailer and as a back up power source at our home. After unboxing it, the directions were clear once you get past all the "safety" language. I have two suggestions for the manufacturer: 1. I live in Texas; we use imperial numbers. If you are going to print measurements with the metric system (ie. oil needed is 0.6 L) add the imperial number in ounces as well. Had the oil that came with it not had 0.6L on the bottle, I would have had no idea of how much oil to add without going to the internet for a conversion. 2. Extend the throat for the oil reservoir so that it is closer to the side of the unit. Even with the provided funnel, it was hard not to get oil both inside the housing and on the floor. Easy fix is to extend the oil throat.

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.

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.