After several days of researching for a generator, I landed on this beast. I'm sure I don't need this much power but I prefer to have more then less. Generator was easy to setup and even though its pretty heavy, having the arm to pickup up and wheel around makes it easy to move around.

Bought this generator after having three power outages this winter. This is my first generator and I wanted one that would be quiet but have enough power to run refrigerators, water heater, and heat. Setup was easy. Two people can easily lift the generator out of the packaging and move it around for assembly. Tools needed were included which was great since I didn't have a 24mm wrench. Only part that was a challenge was filling the oil. The funnel included looks like it should screw into the oil inlet, but it doesn't. As a result, it's a bit tricky to fill the oil without spilling some of it. Also, the key fob for remote start has a plastic ring around the battery that needs to be removed before it will work. I didn't see anything about this in the instructions. I started it up to test it using propane. Started easily and was pretty quiet.

We have frequent power outages & with a special needs son we needed to be able to run tv& video games for him. Since this is an iGen that runs at 4200 watts on LP, it handles our watts to keep the electronics, internet & essential kitchen items all working. A big plus is being able to use remote/electric start especially for us senior citizens.

I just received the generator. The first thing I noticed was the generator had no assembly instructions. I was glad to see that all of the parts were included. It was pretty self explanatory, it took some time to figure out it out but I was able to put it together. It would be helpful if the serial number was labeled, I'm not sure if I got the right serial number. It would of been nice to include a cover for this generator. I'm looking forward to receiving the free cover for filling out this review. After using this generator I would be glad to to leave another review.]

Runs well, pretty quiet, and I like that I can run from propane tanks and not have to worry about leaving gas in the tank. It was a little hard starting in the beginning, I assume from purging air in the propane lines, but once that was done, rans very well.

I've always had the basic construction type of generator that work well but are super loud. I just Upgraded to this inverter style and what a difference! It is a solid well built unit. You can stand next to It and have a normal conversation. No more upsetting the neighbors.

I have been looking for a compact generator with some features and this inverter generator covers all the bases. It is compact, has a 50amp output, easy to move around and very quiet when running. The unit was packaged very well resulting in a pristine unit after removing the box. Very easy to assemble because everything required was in the box including engine oil and wrenches to fit everything.

I just purchased this Inverter Generator, iGen11000DFc, a couple days ago. The product was packaged nicely and well protected. Everything (other than the fuel, lol) comes included in the box, even all the tools needed for assembly. The set up was quick and easy. I connected a propane tank and fired it up. It started right up with no problem. Ran some quick tests by connecting a couple appliances to confirm it was working properly and called it a day. I will be installing a transfer switch in the next few days so that I can power my entire house during the next power outage. So far I love this Inverter Generator!

I recently purchased this inverter generator and just finished up the break-in process. I connected it to propane and it started right up. It ran smoothly over the course of several hours and handled small loads well. I will update if any issues arise after playing around with how well it handles different sized loads. One sidenote, I had bought a Drainzit hose based on reviews I read on other sized models to improve the ease of changing the oil; however, it appears this model only offers a tilt option to drain the old oil rather than through an oil drain plug. Please correct me if I am wrong, but the manual and my own inspection of the engine could not find a way to drain the oil outside of the tilt method, so save your money if you were wondering if a Drainzit was needed.

While this was somewhat heavy I was still able to unbox it and set it up by myself with little difficulty. After adding the oil, I hooked it up to a handy propane tank and it fired right up. I was surprised at how quiet it was, the neighbors couldn't hear it from inside their houses and I was unable to hear it from the street. I hooked up a couple of hair dryers to simulate a load (under 50% because break in) and it wasn't noticeably louder. Yeah, this is still brand new to use but I think it's going to be great!