Houston was hit with Hurricane Beryl and I needed a bigger generator. This generator was so easy to operate and large to power almost my whole house (except HVAC). The plastic cover with no tool needed to removed was so convenience. I can wait to make more use of it on the next power outage.

Just finished breaking in the engine and so far so good. This seems to be a very well built unit. Plenty of power to run my whole house or welder & air compressor in the shop. Very quiet for its size, fired right up after adding fuel and engine oil. I did quite a bit of research online before deciding on this machine. Love the dual fuel option and full power capacity to the 50 amp receptacle.

I purchased this generator right before Beryl hit and it helped us get through the few hours we had without power. We were one of the lucky ones here in Texas to not have to go days without power. I loved the ease of everything from starting to draining the oil. Especially draining the oil. Westinghouse makes it very easy. This generator is a bit on the heavy side but for what can do it's well worth it.

I bought this to power my house, I haven't had to use yet, but seems to be everything I will need, tested it out on some small tools, runs really quiet and I love the dual fuel, I plan to use it on propane so I will never have to worry about the gas messing with the carburetor

So far this generator has exceeded my expectations. I got this to replace a never-quite-worked-right prior generator and it's so far working quite as expected. I'll know better come the winter months and the days of unending cloud cover (happens a lot here in Colorado) of course. It's a bit heavy and difficult to get it into place, but I eventually got it sorted properly. The cover will be good to keep it clean when it's not in use.

Running off house propane. Tested to 7+KW no problem. Had to move the large regulator from supplied propane tank hose to the house gas connection. User manual a bit confusing for Data Center display. I don't see frequency as an option. My DVM showed 60hz solid at full power with only a slight drop in voltage (244VAC no load to 238VAC full load).

So, the process began with the realization that our residence needed a reliable backup means of power should the electrical grid go down for any length of time. The dual fuel option with the iGen11000 was a must. The other attractions were the unit's capacity, the inverter aspect that affords greater safely to electronic equipment and excellent reviews regarding the quality of the Westinghouse motors that power their generators. After my "setup" is complete, I may muse with a degree of confidence that ready benefits will be reaped when the need arises.

Bought based upon positive reviews. Expect it to do well, bought largely due to ability to run off propane as well as gasoline. After unboxing and starting to assemble, pit on legs & wheels, found that bolts (2) for wheels not provided. A call to Westinghouse said the product had to be registered before they would provide the missing bolts for the wheels.

I bought this in preparation for hurricane season to have some power in my house. After testing it, its powerful enough to run the essentials at my house, but small enough to still use elsewhere. Has plenty of extras compared to other brands in this price range.

I purchased this unit to replace a very basic 5 kW Coleman Powermate generator that I've had for over 25 years. The difference in technology is amazing - inverter quality power, dual fuel, remote start, control panel data display, etc. So far I've only run this generator to test it but it has already exceeded my expectations. I'm an electrical engineer and in my opinion the build quality appears to be excellent, and given its size the maneuverability has been surprisingly easy.