I just received my igen 4500. Quiet, compact and lots of power for its size. I'll be using for my refrigerated trailer rental business. Just did the break in period and used propane. It's a duel fuel so I have options. This is the same generator as the onan one but just a different housing and much cheaper. Quality looks great.

I bought this product close to two weeks now I tested it with gasoline and so far so good. It worked as suggested set up was easy, one push and start immediately, appliances work well according to the wattage load. It is not too load, I also like the features showing the fuel level, power output, remaining running time, voltage and the run time hours. Good product!

We use this to run desktop computers and our refrigerator during our (too frequent) power outages. The AC source has been very clean with nary a complaint from sensitive electronics. We run off of propane and a typical 20 lb canister has gotten upwards of 16-17 hours of service. Very much appreciate the remote on/off control. The only part that I'm not so happy with is that their oil change well is not the cleanest design and results in drips which require care to prevent stains on concrete below.

After lots of research, I decided the iGen series was for me. I was correct. The dual fuel, remote start functions are awesome! On the first start (on propane), I ran a vacuum cleaner off of it and the generator made less noise! Great product, so far. Judging by other Westinghouse products I have, I'm expecting many years of dependable, versatile, and quiet use.

Bought the 4500DF based on needs and reviews for my RV. Much quieter than my previous gen, so I don't need to put it in a sound retardant box. comparable to the db ratings of the Hondas. So far no complaints, works great. Wife likes the remote start, she doesn't need to leave RV in the AM when I'm not there. opted for the dual fuel version to have a second source of fuel, on the chance we run low on gasoline. The 3year warranty is a nice perk, and fairly priced. If your looking to compare, the Cummins/Onan p4500i is similar.

I have a camper that we have started using on a farm where generators are the only source of power. I initially borrowed several inverter gens between 3000w and 3500w and seemed to have some issues with each one. I then purchased a 9500w powerhorse. It worked great and had plenty of power, but I couldn't hear myself think because it was so loud. After a year of that, I recently purchase the 4500 duel fuel. It did not seem to run right at first, like the choke was stuck on, but I did some research and saw that there have been some issues with the automatic choke not being plugged in at the wiring harness. It seems like this has been an issue based on other reviews. It took 5 minutes to fix that based on watching a youtube video and it ran perfect after that. I ran it initially about 10 hours at my house with nothing hooked to it and changed the oil to prepare for a camping trip. My first weekend, I ran this for 4 days straight with ZERO ISSUES. It was super quiet and never ran over 50% capacity based on the meter on the generator. What was really unexpected was the fuel consumption. I used about 1/2 the fuel that I have been using with the 9500 powerhorse. Long story short...I love this generator. I usually do NOT leave reviews, but was very impressed with this machine! I would highly recommend and I have several camping friends that will be purchasing this as well.

The generator worked very well for our 35-foot fifth wheel trailer. It was much quieter than our old one and very efficient. The only complaint is that the battery for the electric start is not sufficient to last through the night. After we hooked up a larger battery, the electric start/remote worked every morning, which was sure better than going outside in 25-degree weather. We did find it started better with gas than propane when it was cold. All in all, we are very happy with this purchase.

Bought this a few days ago, just got it. All parts were accounted for. User manual uncommonly clear & concise. Oiled & based it up. Push button started worked first time. Remote worked to turn it off then back on. Loaded it with a heater, hardly noticed a change in engine noise. Pretty quiet. Have yet to try it running my campers AC but think it'll handle that as well. Also haven't tried the LP side. Nice little genset.

I just bought this for my RV. I was looking for something fairly quiet, that could run the A/C in my RV when needed. I saw this recommended in a few RV forums and after seeing all the features and the price I decided to try it. It was well packed and came with everything needed, minus fuel. I followed the setup procedure (basically add oil, charge the battery and add gas or connect to propane). I tried the propane and it started right up and was fairly quiet. I haven't had the chance to connect it to my RV yet as it is in storage right now. So far I am happy with it and would recommend it.

Seems to be a good generator so far. Plenty of power and lots of features. Starts very easy and remote start is very convenient as well. Also one of the quietest generators I've been around. Dual fuel capability makes it excellent for running our rv. Keep in mind it is a big generator so plan accordingly.