I bought this generator in October. After installing a transfer switch and all of the related accessories I was finally able to fire this baby up and see what it could do. Well, it performs just as expected. A few switch flips and I'm able to power all the circuits needed should there be a power outage. Fired right up using the convenient push-button start and ran smoothly. I didn't try the remote control, but, honestly, I can't say that I plan to use it. I did purchase the Westinghouse generator rain canopy. I installed it after the test run, but it appears to fit nicely and will be necessary should I need to use the generator in the rain -- or snow. I did a lot of research before deciding on this generator. Time and time again this generator was ranked the best out there. FWIW, I actually wanted to buy a whole-house battery backup system. But to get the same capacity, those systems are prohibitively expensive. And I didn't want to sink a lot of money into something I might actually use (need) very little. I think I made the right choice. Time will tell.

As luck would have it, I bought this about 2 weeks before Hurricane Beryl tore through the Houston area, and boy am I glad I did. We lost power, but we didn't suffer the Texas heat because with this generator running on natural gas and the Micro Air Easy Start I added to the AC, I was able to run my 5 ton central air conditioner and pretty much everything else in the house. The generator cranked right up and ran good with not too much noise for a generator of this size. I am very impressed with it's performance and extremely happy with my decision to purchase it.

I just received this generator and bought it because: 1) it's tri-fuel, 2) has ≤5% THD even at full load and AVR, 3) L14-30R & 14-50R receptacles, 4) 9500 W on NG (how I'll use it), 5) easy to unbond neutral from frame, 6) manual gas shutoff valve at tank exit, 7) electric start with FOB, 8) included battery charger & panel socket, 9) includes an oil filter/screen, 10) can rejet for altitude differences (I'm at 4700 ft). I installed a 1" NG line from my gas meter's main house feed and out to my house's outside wall using a 1" full port ball valve for maximum NG flow. Then I bought a 3/4" ID NG hose and only reduce it to a 1/2" QC where this hose connects to the generator. That ensures maximum NG flow under all conditions. I'll be doing the 5 hour engine break-in process tomorrow and am really looking forward to using this outstanding generator.

Great product and features with plenty of fuel capacity for long run times between refuel occasions. Generator is pretty quiet for its size and output capabilities. Love the option for 3 different fuel types during possible fuel shortages and power outages to help keep home power supply comforts.

I purchased the iGEn11000DFc but for some reason it isn't on the drop down menu So far I haven't had a power outage and its not hooked up but it came nicely packaged and the wheel went on easily (according to my BF) and also the oil came which was nice. I am excited to have this when the power goes out this winter. I am a little nervous I won't be able to do the pull start tho by myself. Hopefully the push button start always fires it right up!!

Tri fuel generators , this is it. Excellent quality , excellent layout. Everything seems to flow very well on this generator. The manual explains everthing very well and so far every thing dealing with maintenance seems pretty easy. I tried this out with my manual switch i installed and it handles the circuits i have hooked up very well. The remote start is a cool idea also.

Just hooked up the generator to the natural gas supply yesterday and it started up easily. Purchased this unit because of the less than or equal to 5% THD and the higher natural gas running wattage of 9500. The generator came with everything that was supposed to be included with it. The operating instructions are very clear and easy to follow. The unit was packaged well and there were no sighs of any kind of damage. Looks like it will do well for my needs.

I am using this Portable Generator with the 50amp line as a house backup for the Winter Storms we experience in Texas. Since the furnace here is running on natural gas, the power needed by air handlers is small. I was able to hook this to a natural gas line and run into a 50amp Interlock setup and ran most of my house lights, refrigerator, air-handlers and had no issues. Gen started up on natural gas from brand new with only a couple tries using electric starter. Highly recommend as a backup option -- warning this thing is heavy -- portable simply means it can move into place and the wheels are great, but several hundred pounds if you need to lift up stairs.

It was obvious that a lot of thought and experience went into packing and making user set up as intutitive and as easy as possible. If the same impressive engineering went into the design of the generator, then we should be good to go. We have not started the generator yet since not sure if want to leave oil set in it. Bought this tri fuel so would not have issues with gasoline going bad or having to drain it and yet, if ever need to use gasoline as a last resort, we have that option. P.S. If left a review based on getting the online warranty to form to accept my info, then I would have left a 1 star since had to refill numerous times i.e. really really hope generator engineers are better than the web guys.

This generator was incredibly easy to start-up and run. It will be a huge benefit over the next hurricane season and winter in Texas if we get another big freeze. The generator has plenty of capacity to power the entire home and was actually not as loud as I thought it would be.