With all the bad weather and losing power 2 times in one month is all it took. The electrician recommended this generator. Very easy to install and to get around. Love the option of being able to use both Propane and gas. Mainly will use propane to keep it cleaner. Not too much time to put together/install. Just the tires, handle, and rubber legs for friction/vibration.

I bought this inverter generator this month to be ready for winter weather and power outages .The Westinghouse 11000 watt inverter generator will provide enough power to power necessities and provide power that won't damage computer equipment. The generator came with all the tools needed to assemble the unit. Everything went together well and so far I would definitely recommend this unit.

After losing power for 4 days after a hurricane, I decided to get a generator. I researched brands and features of many inverter generators. I chose Westinghouse for their reputation for reliability. I picked this inverter generator because I wanted one that is quieter plus safe for electronics. I like the option for dual fuel. Mine is hooked up to run on propane. It has enough watts to run many items. I will install a 50-watt generator box into my home's fuse panel.

After looking at a variety of generator brands, I decide the iGen11000DFc gave me what I wanted at the right price point. It was easy to setup and I've tested it using gasoline, a 20lb propane tank, and my 250 gal propane tank (I had a plumber set that up). I filled it with the oil that came with the generator, replaced the oil dipstick with a magnetic dipstick from GenExhaust, ran it for 30 minutes on gasoline and then 30 minutes on propane, and then changed the oil to a 5W-30 synthetic.

This generator is the best out of 3 I have owned in my life . The duel fuel is such a bonus with out a doubt . Its easy to run and use as well as the small room it takes up for all it does. I did a lot of research and for the price it does the same as other generators do far a much greater price. Not to mention Westinghouse has been around since 1886 .

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.)

Received the Generator today and started the 5 hour break in period. Was pleasantly surprised on the noise level. I needed a 50Amp plug in and usually these generators are very loud. So far I like the noise level and the ability to power our bbq food trailer

II bought this a few days ago, it just came in, setup was fairly easy, the oil funnel would't screw into the engine block but not a big deal. filled it with oil and gas, it cranked on first try. I have let it run for about two hours with no problems. runs fairly quit for a large generator. so for I am impressed.

We bought this generator to charge the battery system in our house as we live off the grid. It took care of the job in a timely manner, taking only 2 hours to fill our batteries from 63% to 100%. The Honda generator we had took 3 hours to fill the batteries. We bought a Westinghouse because we borrowed an old beat-up generator to tide us over, and it was a Westinghouse, still going strong after 15 years.

Just purchased the iGen11000DFc 10 days ago. This is my first generator I have ever purchased. During my research, this inverter generator was on my list of narrowed down brands/items. Almost settled on a few different ones, but something kept causing me to come back to looking at this inverter generator: has most power in it's class/runs on gasoline and propane/three ways to start/quietest in class. I made the right decision. It was packaged well, easy to set up, very quiet, and is extremely good looking (nice bonus). I put gasoline in, followed the quick start instructions (using the remote start function) and it took running like it is already broken in. This is staying housed in out toy trailer (28 foot all aluminum) with dirt bikes, ATV's, kayaks, canoes, power washer, air compressor, and a 2008 Goldwing. This is it's primary use, but a bonus for us is, it is powerful enough to hook to the hose in case of emergency power outages. I have it set up in our toy trailer with the exhaust facing the front ramp door so it can be run while in the trailer. We are able to still hold a normal conversation (without raising our voices) while in the trailer with the generator running in normal mode (didn't have to be in Echo mode for this to happen). I would highly recommend this to anyone wanting/needing an Inverter Generator. I have a good understanding of the importance of a pure sinewave inverter if using sensitive electronics (which will happen while camping in the toy trailer) so in my opinion this generator will/does fit our needs/requirements extremely well. Did I mention: "it is very good looking & quiet" ?