Open the box added oil like it said too, filled with gas, would not start. Got hold of Westinghouse help next morning. They told me they had too much oil and I said yeah, I put exact oil that I told me to put in and she said she knew that, but it was too full. So I released the oil And it eventually started. It took some time. Not impressed so far.

ran and worked as it should during Halene. only issues we had were we were running it old school with generator drop cords, as our appointment to have it wired to the panel box was 4 days after the storm hit, it will not run a new large refrigerator off of the GFI 20 amp outlets. It trips the GFI every 5 to 10 minutes.

I finally got to test the iGenTent this past 3 days in the Seattle area. We experienced what is called a "Bomb Cyclone" Power was knocked out for 500,000 customers. I left the generator outside for 3 days while our power was out. The tent kept the generator dry even under 50mph gusts of wind.

I just got it today and have assembled it added oil and gasoline and it started right up. I let it warm up for while then connected my 29 ft 5th wheel RV with 50 amp hook up and it had no trouble running everything. I will be back to update how it has continued to run after some further use but for now it is exactly what i needed.

I bought this a couple of days ago so I don't have any real time with it but I was surprised how well built it was. Instructions were simple and after adding oil and gas it started up on the second pull. I already have a much bigger generator but it is so loud that my neighbors would complain if I ran it at night. This one is so quiet by comparison with as much wattage output that I would need to run my gas heater or tankless hot water heater if the power goes out. I also will use it if the power is extended on my two refrigerators. Very light compared to the monster I have out in the shed. Time will tell how it will fare but based on other users it should be fine for my needs.

I really Like the triple fuel. I am using LP and gasoline. I tried LP first. I have no use it with gasoline yet but I have generators that run on gasoline. I like the large fuel tank. With the fuel combos you only need to turn a switch and continue generating in a few moments in the cold of the night instead pouring nearly 10 gallons of fuel if you time it right. This generater power my whole house that is total electric.

Purchased this in 9/2024 and finally got to set it up today since we are having a week long freeze here in the south. I am very pleased with the RV outlet and the nice style & looks of the WGEN3600CV generator. Started it up and I like the low noise, not to loud. Can't wait to get to use it even tho I really hope we don't lose power. I'm ready if we do tho. Thanks Westinghouse 🤗

I bought this back in September and I'm so happy I did! I'm elderly and on oxygen so it's important that I have non-stop electricity. After several multiple days without power in Houston, I decided to shop for a generator. I was looking for quality, capacity, cost effective and overall easy to use. I settled on WGen9500 TFc since I wanted the option for natural gas. This one had everything I was wanting. I had a friend come hook it up for me and have it ready for when I need it. Wow!!!! It even comes with a remote and with a push of the button, I was up and running. Very good quality and has the handle and wheels so that even I can move it around as needed. The cost was extremely affordable for my situation and comfort in knowing it is there whenever needed. This unit will run my whole 1750 sqft home along with the A/C. Currently it is hooked up to propane, but I can switch it over to natural gas easily. And as far as easy, I keep it plugged in to a separate plug (just for the generator) and only need to flip the switch on the wall and hit the start button on my remote. Can't get much easier than that. Extremely pleased with my purchase.

We chose the Westinghouse iGen2550DFc 2550 Watt Dual Fuel because it best fit our needs for a small generator for camping and emergency power during power outages. We use the generator to recharge the Airstream batteries while boondocking. It will run the Airstream air conditioner (we have a soft start) if nothing else is running. It is also handy to keep the house refrigerator and house freezer going during power outages like we had during hurricane Helene. One nice feature of the Westinghouse iGen2550DFc is the 30-amp RV connector, although it does not produce 30 amps unless paralleled with another generator, it makes connecting the generator with our travel trailer very easy. It can be connected to propane port on our Airstream with a straight hose, or directly to a propane tank using the regulator and hose sent with the unit. Using propane, the available power from the generator is a slightly less than running it with gas but we generally use propane. This is an important feature for us camping. The generator is very quiet. It is the perfect choice for us.

Just bought this and only ran it for 20 minutes, but it was easy to assemble and appears to be very well built. It took probably 10 tries to get it started the first time, likely taking a while to get gasoline into the carburetor but it runs and starts perfectly. Assembly of the unit and pairing of the remote start went exactly as the instructions indicated.