I've read review after review and decided this was the best buy. The fuel gauge is a big plus. I like to know what the voltage and load is since generators was my military job. Easy starting and noise level is normal. Haven't been able rv with it yet but have loaded it with various tools around the place. Easier to carry gen than get extension cords out. I like it.

I bought this a month ago for keeping my basement from flooding in the event my sump pump looses power from a outage. I finally had a nice clear day outside and unpacked the inverter. I then followed the easy instructions for first time set up with adding oil and checking things over. I then hooked the unit up to a full propane tank and within 3 pulls it fired up and it ran very well. I was impressed at how quiet it is while running. I followed the break in period instructions and then plugged in a space heater to see how it works. The heater came on and the unit didn't miss a beat. True test will be the next power outage when I need to run my sump pump, refrigerator, and freezer; which this unit is supposed to make enough wattage that I should be able to run all 3 at the same time with no issue. Quick tip, when selecting a generator buy one of the kilowatt gauges that measures starting and running watts of your appliances or items you want to run with the generator. Get a average of each appliance and add them up and then make your generator selection. That is what I did and it worked out well and made my selection easier.

1st of 2 that I purchased for my Airstream to run parallel. After 7 or pulls I took the choke off and it started with one pull. See review of the 2nd generator after I register it. (Started on 1st pull!) Waiting for parallel plug arriving tomorrow.

I like the dual fuel, our intent is to always use propane, but I like the option for both. We originally looked at the 2800 but it doesn't have the 30A plug. This one saves us from bring more parts and allows us to run the AC (with most other services in the RV off). It's also 60lbs lighter than our old generator. I would recommend.

Have a large generator for home but wanted a smaller "suitcase" type generator for our place at the lake. Wished I would have had it before Helene knocked out the power for a couple weeks! Only had it a short time but am very satisfied with it's performance so far.

This is my second Westinghouse inverter generator. I bought this one for a lighter weight option. First generator is a 4500 and is much heavier. I've put it well through its pieces for the last three years with no issues. I'm hoping to have the same experience with this 2550. So far so good, and I love how quiet it is.

This generator provides great peace of mind knowing that we can keep not only freezers and furnace running during a power outage but also internet equipment and other sensitive electronics.This generator has proven to handle all the critical loads on numerous occasions. Highly recommended.

I live off grid in Michigan and use my igen everyday. It's easy to start and usually fires up on one pull. I built a small enclosed wood housing for it to keep the rain and dirt off which reduces the noise even more. Although without it, you could comfortably have a conversation right next to it without having to yell. The best part about this generator is the fuel efficiency! Must have for anyone traveling or living off grid like my family.

I received the generator today and completed the start up procedures. The generator started easily on LPG after purging the air from the lines. I ran the generator for several minutes without a load to get a heat cycle on it. It ran smoothly and is very quiet. You can have a normal conversation within three feet of the unit.

This is my 2nd Westinghouse generator/inverter. On a rare occasion it would be nice to run 2 in parallel. This one is slightly bigger than the older one, but feels lighter to me. The display is what sold me on this one. It's very helpful to know how many hours you have on the engine for scheduled maintenance!