I bought the product a year and a half ago and find the product simply perfect. Light, efficient, quiet and compact. Used it for home during Power outage, camping, overnight parking in the lower 48 and the product simply does what it is made for. Remote starter is also an awesome feature, don't need to get outside to start it and get Power to the rdv.

I got this to use with my camper for now I am starting it today for the first time the Battery is Dead the propane adapter is not working it will not let gas to generator something wrong with it I am in the process of getting with Westinghouse to see what they will do .I will leave more latter on this unit so far I can't get to start with Battery

After the last power outage, I was looking for a good, lightweight, and quiet inverter generator. I had some experience with the single-fuel Yamaha SC2300i, but I wanted something similar that was dual-fuel. Additionally, the 2kW capacity of the Yamaha was a bit too low for my house, so I decided that 3.5kW would be a better fit. Unfortunately, most generators on the market seem to force you to choose only two out of three features: lightweight, quiet, or dual-fuel. Just as I was about to give up on my search, I came across the iGen4000DFcv on a website and decided to give it a try. The generator arrived within a week, and I had a chance to test it on both fuels shortly after. It starts easily, operates quietly, and is simple to move around thanks to its pull handle and two wheels. The iGen4000DFcv has almost everything I missed with the Yamaha: convenient LED lights, protected buttons, and socket covers. When a new load is added, the generator adjusts smoothly without any noticeable light flickering, maintaining a stable power supply. For its price, I'd say this is probably one of the best inverter generators available. Pros: - Dual-fuel inverter - Adequate number of sockets - Lightweight, quiet, and easy to move Cons: - The propane hose doesn't seem very durable, though the generator supports gas, which could help in case the hose breaks. - The oil funnel has an awkward pop design, which can lead to leftover oil dripping out.

Hello Westinghouse; We purchased this inverter-generator Jan.,7th 2025 and just removed it from the box. We purchased it for an ice storm that was supposed to hit on the 10th but missed us. The instructions were spot on and it started right up. It's very quiet compared to the one that we rented after Helene hit and we hope that when it's needed it will be just what we need.THANKS

All the power I need when the lights go out. We have constant power failures during the winter months when the heavy wet snow hits, this keeps us going until they get the power back on. This keeps the refrigerator, freezer, internet, all our TVs, coffee pot, and most importantly for me, my CPAP machine all going lots of power to spare I was surprised at how quiet it was even when standing right next to it.

Propane regulator was dead on arrival. Hopefully they get this resolved quickly and I'll update the review. Battery was also DOA and appears to not be holding a charge. I ran it on gas to test it, Didn't want to put any gas in it since I'm planning to run it on propane. Now I have to drain and clean it so nothing gums up. It's very quiet, quieter and lighter than the pred 3500 I had. Very nice that it came with an oil funnel that threads in. It has an onboard charger for the battery. I'm not sure how well that works. After an hour it just clicks the solonoid but if my bat is dead then that's the problem. Could have been a 5/5. Hopefully they solve issues faster than other reviews said....

I am interested in this generator but it would have to fit in a specific space. Is the a diagram that shows specific dimensions? I really am most interested to k ow of the 30.5L dimensions includes the folding handle. And is so, how long is the body of the generator without the handle?

Great back up generator. I takes little space to start and its easy to handle with the telescope handle. It's really handy that it comes with the adaptor for the liquid propane tank, the correct oil, oil funner and tools. Im pleased with my purchase.

A recent purchase. I hooked it up to a theatrical lighting system to run it under a load for the brake in period. I was happy with the sound level from the generator and its performance running the dimming system. Connected it to an PA sound system and it powered it flawlessly. Planning to use it for house backup power.

I picked up the iGen111000DFc. It was in a box on a small pallet. The packaging was sufficient, and assembly was quick and easy. After running through the initial break in run I connected this to my house propane tank and RV plug that goes to the electrical panel. I flipped the lockout on the breaker panel and tested it powering the house. It runs everything well without bogging down. I previously calculated the total necessity load on the panel, and it is a little under 8kW with everything intended on. So it works for me. We already had a power outage just weeks after getting this set up. It was quick and easy to power on, switch over the breaker, and back to having power in the house.