After spending our first hurricane season without a generator, we bought this generator to be prepared for this hurricane season! We like being able to run it on gas or propane (we don't have natural gas where we live, so dual fuel was all we needed) and having enough power to run the truly important things. We also like that it's an inverter, so we feel better about the electronics that will be powered by it. We're hoping it will get us through many hurricane seasons to come!

Purchased for home backup power after storm and power loss; electrician wired into fusebox with outside plug-in for home natural gas furnace start. Reliable, moveable (wheels) and the perfect size to support essential power needs short-term and intermittently. Controls are easily accessible and arranged well; dual fuels perfect for flexible use.

Picked up this generator after a bad storm hit our area really hard and left us without power for several days. Really liking the dual fuel option and plan to stick to using propane to run it. Haven't been able to ruggedly test it yet, but so far it has been a good purchase.

I bought this on July 8th And just finished setting it up. Currently going through The process of break-in procedures, but it’s So much quieter than my Generac, portable gas generator love the digital data center on this generator and the features with the power output I shouldn’t have any issues powering everything in my house

I've only had the generator in my possession for only about a month, but I am confident I'm in good hands in the event we lose power in our home. I've powered it up a couple of times and let it run, and I am thoroughly impressed at the ease of startup. Plus, it's not overly loud compared to other generators. It has all the "bells and whistles" you're looking for in a generator. I really like the dual fuel feature where you switch from gasoline to propane. I believe I made the right choice by going with this Westinghouse model!

Pro's: Well built, easy on/off no-tool access panels, starts on 1st try every time, easy assembly, dual fuel is a big plus, oil changes can actually be done without spilling a single drop due to the oil drain tube, air filter is easy to access and the included remote on/off fob is a nice touch. Con's: only minor, for as heavy as this unit is I would have liked a sturdier foldable handle and with the power this unit produces (I wish all manufacturers would incorporate) a bonded/unbonded toggle switch for easy selection between extension cord usage and whole home transfer switch hook up would be useful.

I just bought this igen11000DFc inverter generator. I'm very impressed with the quality. Came with everything needed to get it assembled and up and running. I paired the remote start to it and it fired up first shot. Ran it for 2 hours today. I need 3 more hours to complete break in. I was kind of surprised by the quietness of it. I thought it would be a little bit louder so that's a plus. I ran it on has today, next time I'll try propane. Overall great purchase and so far I'm very satisfied!

I like the generator and have it set up to supply a plug that then feeds the house through a transfer switch. Easy to set up and refuel. Very quiet when running. The reason I gave it a 4 instead of 5 is I would prefer a key to the toggle switch, to easy to forget to shut off and it will drain the battery.

Recently purchased and generator appears ti be a great value. Started up with no problems and ran well. Only issue is the placement of the engine oil drain plug. Not sure how to drain the oil since there is a cover under the engine that will be completely flooded with oil. Manual shows a tube extending out from the drain but does not provide any instruction on how it is used and is not included with the generator.

This is my second Westinghouse iGen. The iGen 5000 works well with my 30amp RV, but I now have one with 2 AC units and the iGen11000 can handle both. The only issue I had with the 5000 was the difficulty reaching the oil drain nut through the small panel. And as far as the 11000, it surprises me it does not have an oil filter. I have not had to change the oil yet as I have not even run it through the break in period. I hope it is much more accessible due to the entire side panel being easily removed.