Just received today. Hooked up propane and it took some time to start but was expecting that with propane and being new. Auto choke was the issue, I believe. Following break in procedures, hopefully everything will go as planned. Runs quiet and smooth.

Have had unit for 6 weeks now. Doing a gradual break-in. So far the unit is working as it should. Big test will come this winter when we lose power often. Generator starts instantly on gas but has a bit of a problem starting on propane. Am trying to work that out. I would say at this point the unit is as advertised. Big test to come

I bought this to replace an open frame generator that was not compatible with my Ford F150 Lightning due to higher distortion. This one started right up, I plugged it in to the truck with the charger set to 32A and it works like a charm, and it will also be large enough to power my whole house including heat pumps when needed.

I havent put it underload just yet, but the assembly was easy and it started easily. In reading the manual I did opt not to use the supplied oil, as our low temps can easily be below 20 degrees Fahrenheit. I opted for this model because it is an enclosed inverter generator, while it is true we have whole house surge protection, the idea of having <3% THD is attractive to protect the many electronic boards in some of the strangest places in the house :)

With all the bad weather and losing power 2 times in one month is all it took. The electrician recommended this generator. Very easy to install and to get around. Love the option of being able to use both Propane and gas. Mainly will use propane to keep it cleaner. Not too much time to put together/install. Just the tires, handle, and rubber legs for friction/vibration.

We bought the iGen11000DFc because we live in Florida and experienced two major hurricanes this year. Fortunately, we did not use it as our power was restored quickly (thank you to the line people from near and far who made that possible). We will keep the project for future needs. Recently, we had a transfer plug installed and ran the product for about 8 hours in advance, per the electrician's instructions. So far, so good. It was easy to assemble and is easy to maneuver.

I had a Coleman 4000 generator for 25+ years, figured it was time for an upgrade. I chose the Westinghouse iGen11000DFc, Wow! huge power to run my entire home, very quiet, electric start, I run on propane, so no messy smelly gasoline. I love the style, color and features of this model. Everything I need and more in a compact package.

This is our second unit. First one we bought was a 4500 dual fuel and it was amazing just a bit underpowered for what we needed. We went with the 11,000 dual fuel this time. Love the dual fuel option of not having to use gasoline and gum up the carb when not in use. Lp is slightly less power but it's gonna start everytime I need it to. Never had issues with our 4500 and I'm expecting a trouble free use on this one as well.

I researched a lot of generators and talked to neighbors and electricians. I also read Consumer Reports which recommended inverter generators as more efficient and quieter. This model is pefect for what we need. Dual fuel, flexible for using different outlets, able to connect to a transfer switch on our breaker panel, lots of safety features, large enough capacity for handling what we need powered, and very good instructions for how to use it.

Picked up this inverter generator today. set up was very easy. Will fire it up when time permits. Need to be able to run it for a few hours for break in. Did a lot of research before deciding on the Westinghouse brand. Had a lot less negative comments then others along with lots of positive comments.