I purchased this to replace a conventional generator I owned that was used to run my whole house minus air conditioner during the frequent power outages we are having. The new generator being an inverter is working better with my sensitive electronics and has had no issue running everything in my house. I would strongly recommend this product to anyone who has sensitive electronics that they would like to run off of a generator.

After hurricane Helene I had plenty of time to research generators while being without power for 9 days. I knew I wanted an inverter generator after borrowing a small one from a neighbor. The igen11000dfc checked all the boxes for me. Quality of the unit after unpacking and assembly is excellent - initial impression. I plan to break it in per instructions, and then see how well it does powering my home.

We purchased the dual fuel inverter for power outages. We haven't had a need to try it yet, and hope we never need to, but having it as insurance brings peace of mind. One feature we particularly appreciate is the option to use gasoline or propane as a fuel source.

Love the built of this enclosed Inverter generator. Bought it a few month back when first hurricane arrived in Florida. Fortunately we did not loose power and did not get to test under extreme emergency conditions but we feel confident this machine will do the job.

Purchased for the occasional troubling emergency usage. Dual fuel only intended for propane use. All parts came as described. Subtracted one star because the battery does not maintain charge and requires trickle charging. Not sure why since it did run for a few hours, but start up a week later had to do the charge of the battery. Also took off because the peg legs are burdensome is 187 pounds and quite heavy to roll. Four wheels much better option. Otherwise, started it up properly runs relatively quietly can take gasoline as well as propane, puts out adequate amount of wattage to run my entire house. I have adapted a whole house transfer switch to the breaker box and a line from the main propane feed to the generator to replace the portable so I never have to worry about running out of fuel. Unable to comment further until need to put it to actual use.

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.

I received inverter 2 days ago and set it up and ran today using propane. Setup was fairly straightforward. All needed tools were supplied. I needed help to tilt inverter to install feet and wheels. The oil funnel is functional but does not thread as anticipated. I had an issue with startup because I mistakenly set fuel selector switch to Blue (gas) instead of Green (propane). (Propane setting was Blue on my old Firman generator.)

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.

I received this product delivered with care and complete. It meets my criteria of >10k watts with low noise. I'm most impressed with the quality. I've only hooked up and tested so far but meets all my criteria and easy to use. Excellent User manual leaving no questions. Ready now for hurricane season.

I was looking for a dual fuel inverter generator that had a 50 amp outlet, and this seems like it fills the bill. We had an inlet and interlock installed on the side of our house by an electrician so that we can plug it into the house during a power outage. We did have an initial problem getting it to start, but it turned out that the propane tank was defective. It started using another propane tank. We are still doing the break in period, so I can't comment on usage in an actual power failure.