My husband and I purchased this Generator after 15 days of no power after the Northern Michigan Ice Storm. It is built like a tank and easy to follow all the Manufactures videos on set up and maintenance. We are currently waiting for our electrician to install a transfer switch. We are very Happy with our purchase and hope we will never need to use it. Peace of mind is priceless after living 15 days in the Winter with no power. Or home was 40 degrees and we were terrified our Animals would freeze. We never want to go through an experience like this again so we invested in this Beautiful Westinghouse inverter Generator IGen11000DFc.

Assembled and started up first try. Quiet and stable running for this size equipment. Appears good quality. Average set of instructions. Only quirk I have found is that after starting with auto start and shutting down, it would not start with the manual pull cord. Tried numerous times. I found that after charging the battery to capacity, it started first pull. My thinking is that pull starting should be the work around for a dead battery. A generator should not require a charged battery to pull start. Maybe I need to review the instructions.

I haven't had a chance to use it with a heavy load or using gasoline yet, but with propane, it starts right up and is pretty quiet for it's size. Lots of great features. The only minor issues I have are: 1. The funnel supplied for adding oil has the wrong size threads so it wont screw into the the filler and it leaked oil. I just used a standard filler that I had. 2. The right side panel (where the oil filler is) was really difficult to open and close.I had to use a putty knife to pry it open (Yes I did turn the lock knob to open) and I had to smack the panel to to close it. Hopefully it will loosen up with use.

I just took delivery of an IGen11000DFc which is an upgrade from an IGen4500. The 4500 ran for 10 straight hours last week without any issue and got us through Hurricane Milton. We upgraded only because we needed 240 volt support to run our new septic pump .Everything was very tidy with the new unit. I like the no-screw side panels which easily come off. The oil drain hose was a pleasant surprise as I had added one to my IGen4500. I hooked up the battery, swapped the spark plug for an NGK and I'll add a magnetic drain plug as soon as it comes in the mail. I've been through 2 hours of no load break in without issue followed by an oil change. Tomorrow will be a partially loaded run. After that, I'll test it connected to the house. We added an Easystart on our AC, so I'm interested to see how the Igen works with it. These inverter/generators rock!

Excellent buy for our home. The generator is quality built, sturdy and amazingly quiet. I have a Predator 5000 and it seems this generator is as quiet or quieter than the 5000. I only wish there was a built in switch to have a choice to go back and forth to a floating neutral or not. It would be nice to have that option rather than cutting a wire and heat shrinking it. But otherwise a great product.

My igen1100dfc was installed 1 month ago and did the 5 hour break-in with no problems. The generator is very quiet, holds the house power requirement without any problem.i did have a CO problem with the sensor shutting me down after 2 hours. I solved the problem with installing fans in my generator house. Other than the listed problems ran great.

I bought this to use as a back-up for my whole house. It will not power everything but should power the necessities. So far I have ran it for the break in and then drained all of the gas out. It started and ran great on gas and propane. I have floated the neutral and should have it wired into the main panel soon and will begin testing capabilities.

Just puchesed for home emergency use (I live in Florida). Powers my whole house with the exception of the high draw appliances (stove, oven, Hot water heater) at the same time. If I want to use the high draw items I simple turn off other circuits to use them, then switch back after usage is complete.

There are not many inverter generators this large, and this had all the features and a good quality reputation, at the best price. I wanted an inverter unit because it wouldn't damage electronics - but more importantly is more fuel efficient and quieter.

Although I only recently purchased this dual-fuel inverter generator, I found it easy to assemble, easy to add the oil, and much quieter than my 10k gas generator when running. This inverter generator is VERY heavy, although once the wheels, feet, and handle are installed, an average person can move it around on flat ground. One additional note for the new owner - the removable door for adding/checking oil and connecting to the battery takes some considerable pulling to open - although there is a twist lock, there are also several pinch clips holding it on - don't be afraid to give it a good tug.