Purchased this unit in August and following directions, regarding adding oil and connecting the battery, I connected it to propane and it started right up.Ran smooth and quiet. I hooked it up to our trailer and it ran the A/C no problem. I have no doubt it will power everything in the trailer with capacity to spare.

Just got this iGen4500DF and ran for a few hours to break it in. Tried the conversion from has to LP and vice versa and was as seamless while running as advertised. Ran under load for another hour and seems to be something I can rely on for years to come when remote camping or to power my refrigerators and freezers when we inevitably lose power again.

Just bought this generator a week ago and so far so good! Disappointed I had to take the time to adjust the manual choke so the unit would start the first time. Starts without further adjustment since. Looking forward to first camping trip with my IGen4500!

We bought our first Westinghouse generator over a year ago. Unfortunately, it was stolen from us. We were very happy with that one. So, when buying a replacement, we didn't hesitate to look for another Westinghouse. This time we wanted to try the dual fuel model. We have not been disappointed. While on a 10-day summer adventure, it performed very well. It ran pretty much 24/7 the entire time other than shutting it down for oil changes. We're hoping we will have this one much longer than the last. Thanks!

My unit works great! I was a little apprehensive at first when I was considering buying the igen4500df because of some of the reviews about the loose wire/choke issue. I unboxed my unit, put oil in it, and fired it up. I broke it in according to the manual, then connected it to my camper afterwards. I ran various appliances and it never missed a beat. I am completely satisfied with my unit so far.

My Brother has this same generator. He told me about it. It works great. I can run everything in my trailer with this generator and it doesn't really put too much of a load on it. A/C, Microwave, water pump and all the lights on no problem with this generator. And all this at 9,000 feet in Utah.

I performed the startup on the IGEN11000DFC and everything went well. I ran it on propane and will continue due to less maintenance, no long term storage of propane concerns and the ability to run it continuously without shutting it down to add fuel. I have a dual automatic regulator & cylinder setup on a large cart. The generator dB level is not bad. Sorry, I did take a reading while I ran it.

I've just unboxed the unit, have not went any further than adding the oil. But I plan on firing it up in a day or so. Looks great, everything seems to be like advertised, just a bit heavy at 100 lbs for a 70yr old but I still managed to lift it and put it in the back end of my truck.

Just unboxed the unit today. Break in seems to be going well. Oil reservoir took the whole bottle of included oil. Quiet enough. Reading the date center will take some getting use to, but not a big deal. Hope I don't need it, but living in the Houston area I'm thinking it will be surely tested.

Set up took 10 minutes, most time was spent filling oil because I couldn't find oil capacity anywhere, had to remove funnel and visually inspect with light then dipstick. Started first time and is super quiet. Love the digital read out of remaining time and current load.