What a difference, compared to the Champion 10,000 watt open frame generator we were using as a backup. So quiet, easy starting. I ran it dry of fuel a few months ago. Add gas today and it started on the first pull. And did I mention it is so Q-U-I-E-T? I wish we had bought this first. Highly recommend.

I borrowed one of these from a friend to run my house after an ice storm. After the second day of use, I liked it so much I placed an order for myself. Absolutely outstanding performance. Ran my entire house (gas furnace and water heater) and was still able to run the electric dryer if need be. Great Product!

I have an iGen4500 that easily got us through two hurricanes last year. Decided to up the comfort level and bought the iGen11000DFc. I was a little worried about the sound level, but no worries. Seemed just a bit louder than the iGen4500 but not much. Started up with the push of a button and I put the first hour on it. Hopefully I won't need it, but happy to have it.

Purchased this generator after doing a ton of research. This Invertor generator fits the bill. Excellent design and is super quiet for the size. Easy break in period and the generator is ready to go. Looking forward to getting many years from this one.

I bought this a month ago and just started breaking it in. When I tried to start it the battery was dead. When I tried to use the pull starter the handle cam off with the first pull. When I open the box there was no battery charger included with the inverter, so I'll have to find one. I got it started and it runs fine.

Really wanted an inverter generator large enough to run my house or most of it. This one was one of the largest with great reviews. Packaging was great and came with all the tools for setup. This generator runs awesome and is very quiet but packs enough power to run everything in my home. My mother purchased one as well after seeing/hearing mine run.

When I unpacked this yesterday, the plastic bag that it was in had quite a bit of oil inside. After removing the bag, found that the cap on the oil drain hose was never secured. There was oil on the side cover, rear cover, and the shield on the bottom. I spent about 2 hours, mostly on removing all of the panels so I could clean them, along with wiping down the frame and other components. I just ran it for the first time and was extremely happy with how quiet it was. Enclosed is a picture of the shipping bag and the bottom pan.

I have only used this for about 1 hours. I assembled it which was straightforward. Quality seems good. Ran good. Hooked it up to my 50 amp generator sub panel and ran it up to about 50% power on propane, no issues. I obviously cannot comment on long term durability or fuel efficiency but so far so good. Only negative I could say so far is that some of the fittings on the propane regulator/hose were loose, but that's understandable. Also, the propane tubing is too short in my opinion.

I bought this generator about a month ago and finally got to put it to the test this weekend. I live in FL where we need to be prepared every year for tropical storm and hurricane caused power outages. I've had a Predator 3500 for several years and love it, but it's only 120V. I wanted something that was still relatively quiet but had the power to run my big loads like central AC and stove. To run the AC I first installed a MicroAir EasyStart and it works great! This generator has no problem starting it up along with everything else in the house. Electric start is so easy. You just push the button and it fires right up. If it doesn't start the first time, just wait a second and it automatically tries starting t again. I've only had it for a very short time so I still have lots of testing and break in to do but so far it has been great. The noise level is a little louder than my Predator 3500 but no where near what an open frame equivalent would be. Those can be quite obnoxious in a residential neighborhood like mine. My only complaint is that I wanted to test out the recoil start and the rope knot slipped out of the handle on the 2nd pull. So it's in there somewhere and I have no idea how to disassemble the unit to get it back out. Not cool at all because that's the only way to start it if the battery is dead. Now I need to find out where to get it repaired under warranty. Since they are out of stock everywhere it's not as simple as just returning it for another one.

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.