I bought this on based on my electrician nephew's recommendation. It required minimal assembly (wheels and handle) and was easy to set up and test. I haven't needed it yet but so far so good. One weird thing... it came with a battery charger but I can't find anything in the documentation that tells me what it is for.

Purchased online and picked up in the store. Unboxed it, assembled it, connected the battery, and filled with oil. Hooked up propane at first to test it. Wanted to make sure the pull start worked, and after 2-3 initial pulls, it fired right up! Next, I filled it with ethanol free gas, used the push button start, and it fired right up. Tested it with the remote's on/off and it worked like a charm. Let it run for about 30 minutes at idle with no load, then added a small <1kw load for another 30 minutes. Had no issues. Build quality seems SOLID and heavy duty. Hopefully when I need it it will fire up the same and take care of my needs! During the last hurricane a friend let me borrow a small Westinghouse inverter 2,500w I believe and I was impressed how well it worked, how quiet it was, and how little fuel it used to power my outdoor refrigerator and a window AC unit. Figured i'd upgrade with this one, which has 4x the power as I plan to get an interlock kit to plug directly into my home. Initial impression is quite positive!

Nice! Bought it for the gas power, but added ability to use natural or propane. Really like how the push button start goes thru cycles, tho it would have been nice to have a little more explanation on how that works in conjunction with the choke. After the learning curve, started right up and hasn't skipped a beat!

I purchased back in February 2025. We have used it on our beverage truck that requires a lot of power. Until recently, I have had not issues. I am currently experiencing issues with it cutting off but I am taking it to be serviced. In general Westinghouse generators are reliable, This is our 6th one in the last 4 years and they all run great.

I bought a igen5000df digital inverter about a year ago so I can vouch for the quality and low noise level on these machines so I decided to step up to iGen11000 so my neighbors can still be my friends and I will say due to quality it must be made in the USA.

I shopped a lot of generators for a home essentials backup solution. This model hit the sweet spot on my main criteria: tri-fuel, inverter, and value. It has a solid build, smart layout, and runs quietly. I'm confident that it will do well during our next power outage.

We bought this for peace of mind, in our area the number of power outages has increased over the last 5 years. The set up was easy, we purchased the version that can use Gas or Propane which is great option to have in an emergency. The power load is sufficient to run the whole home. So far, we are very happy with our purchase.

I just purchased the Westinghouse igen11000 tri fuel for our rv and home back up power. Set up was easy, only assembly was to install the wheels/chalks and add oil/fuel. Will test it out next weekend on our boon-docking trip, excited to see how it holds up on a 2 a/c rv set up!

Just picked up the iGen11000TFc and while I haven't had to put it to the test yet, I'm already impressed. The build quality feels really solid. It's clear Westinghouse put thought into the design, from the enclosure to the controls. Setup was straightforward, and everything needed was included. It's heavy, but the wheels and handle make it manageable. I haven't run it under load yet, but it's quieter than I expected for its output power and, based on specs and user feedback, I'm confident it'll handle emergency home backup power when needed.

I bought this because I run a home business and travel a lot, and needed a powerful inverter generator for my electronics. The generator itself does a great job and has saved me on more instances I can count. That said, the documentation is really poor and there isn't a lot of information online about the product.