So far so good. Lots of bang for the buck. Westinghouse igen4500df inverter generator. Dual fuel, remote start, 4500 Watts. A little heavier than what I was anticipating, however not too heavy. Looking forward to using this generator as we take our RV cross country.

I just purchased this generator for the purpose of backup power, got it delivered and have unboxed it and assembled the propane fuel supply,added motor oil as the easy quick start guide instructions states,all components fit well and are well made, have not fired it up yet but very satisfied with this product !

Apparently these generators are so popular that my last one got stolen. I really like this thing. It has the best features out of any generator. It's quiet, can run on propane or gasoline, has remote start, has a fuel tank big enough to run all night and keep the AC on. There's actually no other generator that has all these features.

I got this for Xmas. I ran a bunch a tests on it and it looks good. I needed to have something easy to use and maneuver. Just looking to be able to keep a pellet stove and a few lights going in an emergency. The remote start / push button start was a must for my wife to use while I am away if needed. It is a little heavier than I wanted, but the telescopic handle makes it fairly easy to move around. It is quieter than I expected.

I bought this to replace a Honda EU3000is generator that I loved. Sadly, the Honda would never run our trailer air conditioner. Since everything is included, even a funnel to fill the oil, I took the box with us and I set this generator up over July 4th weekend. I did all the initial prep, it fired right up and after letting it run for a little while to break it in so to speak, I turned it off and connected the trailer to the RV plug. I restarted the generator and fired up the air conditioner and the power meter never went above 50%. It has a little bigger engine that the Honda, but I think it is easily as quiet as the Honda EU3000is generator was. The remote is a nice touch if you don’t want to go outside on a cold morning to start it.

I purchased this model a year ago and there was a recall on mine. They paid for the return of the first one and shipped a brand new unit immediately. I used the first one over 50 hours through the summer and it worked flawlessly running my house power including a 12,000 BTU room air conditioner. The new one has been broken in know and ready for more PG&E power shut off's this summer. I highly recommend this unit for its power output and the low noise level when running.

I bought this to replace a standard generator for our camp. My wife loves the push button/remote and mostly to quiet of this unit. I haven't run is thru any heavy duty yet still being broken in. already thinking about a second to slave and have 2 for a house backup

We just bought this generator about a week ago. Other than a cracked side panel from shipping, the generator runs great. Runs very quiet. Perfect for state park use! The dual fuel option is a great feature. Running it off the propane allows for longer run times. You also can’t go wrong with the remote start option. Start the generator as you are pulling back up to camp.

As a 70 yr old woman living alone, my burning question was would the wheels allow me to move it on my own. FedEx delivered a day early & left it at the end of my long dirt driveway (since I didn’t expect it my gate was shut). I was able to unbox & wheel to cement carport where it will be used & I don’t believe moving will be a problem. I’ve had it less than a week but found it easy to set up & start using the remot start with gas.

We purchased our iGen4500DF several months ago for backup power on our motorhome. We finally have had a chance to use it, and first use was not sp special. It started but ran rough. I stopped and reviewed the issue on the internet, and found many are shipped without the wire connection to the auto-choke control attached. This makes the unit run rough. I had to remove 3 out of 4 side panels, and sure enough, my choke wire coupler was dangling there, not connected. I connected it, reassembled the covers, and tried again. This time it cleared up and ran very smooth. I am assuming this is all I will have to do, but my thinking is I should NOT have to disassemble a new product to get it running! Come on Westinghouse! Many people complain of this. Get it right when you build it!