So I was hit by Hurricane Helene and I had a westinghouse inverter generator. It ran for days non stop keeping the power on to all the necessary electronics like freezer and fridge. Kept the internet and phones up so we could contact friends and loved ones. I even loaned it out to others, once my power was back on, who were still without. This thing was a beast. It was time to upgrade to a whole home back up so I went with a tri-fuel unit that can power everything including my smaller hvac unit while running on natural gas. Westinghouse for the win. Not using anything else.

I love this generator. I'm a big fan of the quick connector that enables easy switching between Propane and Natural Gas for portable vs fixed placement scenarios around my home. The push-button start/stop is nice and fully automated, meaning it seems turn over a few times until my gas line saturates with gas and then starts. I love that it has a trickle charger for the battery too! Finally, since this unit has a NEMA 14-50R, I should be able to charge my Tesla with the factory mobile charger, if ever needed. While I'm a little nervous to try this, I'm sure I will at some point…

Pleased that the unit started first time and runs great. Love that it can also run on propane, in extreme cases gas stations may not be able to pump gas, but usually you can buy pre-filled propane tanks and that's a great standby feature. Also, purchased because of the 50 amp feed that can power my RV if needed.

I bought it for use in a fairly remote area where grid energy is disrupted quite often. The tri-fuel options should give me peace of mind because I am connected to a natural gas line and I also have L.P. gas and just in case, I always have non-ethanol gasoline on hand for my mowers and other equipment. I followed all instructions , filled the crankcase with oil , and it fired right up with the battery remote. The delayed starter puzzled me at first ,but then realized it was supposed to do that . I only ran it so far on a connected 20 lb. L.P. tank ,but it powered all the electric power tools I tried so far with ease. I have yet to put gasoline in the tank , but that will be done when I get it to where I plan to be installing it - also hooking up to the natural gas. But so far I really like what I've seen.

Actually, this review is for the iGen11000DFc inverter generator. I received it the end of December, to replace an older Champion 7000W that we had. The generator arrived in perfect condition. After filling it with oil and gas, and connecting the battery, it initially wouldn't start on. The battery was low. A few hours on the charger and it fired up immediately. So if anyone has initial problems, start with charging the battery. Everything about this generator is quality. Its construction is fabulous, and operation flawless. It even has a high quality tool kit, including a 23 mm metric box end to put the wheels on with. I love this generator! It is quiet and powerful. I haven't tried it in a long outage yet, but I am looking forward to at least a 12 hour run time, so I won't have to get up in the middle of the night to refill it like I did with the Champion. If I want longer, I'll get an LP tank put in, to let me run to days. I highly recommend this generator to anyone. You will not regret the purchase.

I just bought this generator to backup my entire house since we have had problems with power outages and since I have small daughters it is a problem, with this generator it is more than enough for my entire house, an excellent purchase that I made, and is tri-fuel it's a plus. 100% recommendable.

This was backordered for approximately 4 weeks, but I'm glad I waited for it. This generator, in addition to providing tons of wattage for powering a decent sized home, has practically everything you need included in the box - natural gas hose, propane gas hose, trickle charger, remote starter and even a quart of oil to get you started. It's also tri-fuel, so you've got plenty of options to power it. The only thing you need to provide is a 50 Amp cable to your power inlet box. I'm not looking forward to the next hurricane, but when it hits, I know I'll have access to electricity.

Packaging was great - no missing parts. Wheels and feet are easy to install with the included wrenches. Propane connection with regulator included. Nat. Gas connection included. Also comes with an external battery tender/charger, which was a nice surprise. Purchased the tri-fuel model in case we get a repeat of Hurricane Helene and can't find one of the available fuel sources for days.

We wanted a generator large enough to power most, if not all of the house. We purchased this and it was very easy to assemble. The generator itself is very nice looking. We started it up and having three options to turn on is very nice. The gas tank is very large and the remote start is an excellent feature.

My sisters and I bought this for my Dad as an early Christmas gift. He's older and lives alone and we want to make sure he has power and heat. This generator is perfect to run most everything in his house. We love the natural gas hookup option and the remote start. I gave it four stars because the manual doesn't give BTU info or specs for the size of gas line needed based on distance from source.