First in line is my travel trailer, in which my CPAP is easily supported. Obviously at home when a power outage happens and perhaps in the event other family member in town are in need of AC power.

I needed a generator that worked with Gas and Propane-- this one does both-- I just turned it on and it works fine with Propane-- still have not use it with gas.

Currently using this generator to run our camper and some of friends home. It is pulling everything like a champ. Our camper and AC, their small window unit AC, fridge, deep freezer, washer, and a strip to charge phones and for fans. Running great!

This is good generator to first time user And I fastened 3/4 plywood with wheels underneath And I strongly recommend producer make some kind rain protection products

Purchased during an ice storm and was able to power two portable heaters (until I figured out how to run our gas furnace instead!) and all of our battery chargers and lights. I've only ran in on gasoline so far but love it.

We brought our generator before a hurricane. So glad we were able to power our refrigerator & freezer. We went grocery shopping not long before we knew about the hurricane it saved us a ton of money.

back up generator for half of my second isolated panel. my complete home utilization is about 900kwh per month. this little unit will cover my needs for all the small stuff combined.

I was not sure what to expect using a generator at first. It comes in so handy when the power goes out or needing it for a job without electricity. And it is so quiet compared to others I have heard..

First thing that i like about it is the durability, The second thing i like is how it came with all the stuff you need with it, Third thing i like about it is i can fill safe now for me and my family when our power goes out.

Simple plug and play. I strongly recommend getting one if you have one. They come in handy during Hurricane seasons and during heavy winds down here in the spring. Worthy it!