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Reviewed in the United States on March 18, 2025
Battery failed after a few weeks, but they promptly sent a replacement and now all fine.
E. Blodgett
Reviewed in the United States on February 2, 2025
Solid generator. It’s new and should crack easy and it does. Output seems to be good and solid too. I ran a portable ac and a fan off it it and didn’t even come close to maxing it out. Easy to hookup and use. I would be it again and may since you can hook two up in tandem.
Karry L.
Reviewed in the United States on February 19, 2025
Worked great on our hunting expedition in the Utah mountains. Quiet, efficient and worth the price.
John R. Hubbling
Reviewed in the United States on September 25, 2024
I've only had this generator for a week now, but I wanted to report on my experience so far. I bought this unit to run my furnace in case of a power outage, but I wanted a unit that was capable of being connected to my house power panel should I decide to do so. I selected this generator because it has the most features for an excellent price: something I can lift (I'm 76), dual fuel, CO protection, quiet, etc. The only feature it does not have is an automatic switch over between fuel sources when one runs out (it appears on other models but not this one). So far, I have only done the 8 hr break in period, running with a low low1000 watt load and replacing the oil. (Do get the magnetic oil dip stick. It should come standard. There was quite a bit of metallic shards on the dip stick after the break in period.)I used only propane which is how I intend to use the generator unless circumstances require using gasoline. I got the 8 hours with just 10 lbs of propane so a couple of 20 lb tanks should serve for most power outages. Running just with propane has a number of advantages: only minutes to connect and start, longer run times between refueling, no concerns about gas degrading in storage or in the engine, and much easier on the engine, extending its service life. I would also point out that I tested the exhaust and was unable to detect any carbon monoxide. Of course, one should always run the unit outside as instructed but clearly running with propane is safer. So far, the unit has run flawlessly.One thing that greatly impressed me was how quiet it runs. What prompted me to write this review is an important feature missing from the manual and all videos reviewing this unit. Every video and the unit's manual say that you must remove the oil fill plug and tilt the unit to drain out the oil. Yet, just below the fill hole is a bolt with a rubber trough below it that is clearly intended to convey liquid. In addition, there is a hole in the case directly in front of this bolt that is clearly there to allow one to insert a socket to remove the bolt. I did remove the bolt, and it is clearly an oil drain plug. Using this method of draining the oil is easier and much less messy and avoids the danger associated with trying to tilt a 60+ lb machine. I am considering replacing this drain plug with a short length of pipe and cap that will make draining the oil that much easier.My next step will be to test out running my furnace off the generator using my modified power supply switches and electrical plugs on the furnace. So far, I could not be happier with this generator.
tyleebeck
Reviewed in the United States on July 5, 2024
It is quiet, looks well made, and is easy to move.Only upgrades I’d suggest.1. It encourages you to disconnect the battery for the starter when not using. This is a good idea but you have to remove two screws. These should be replace with figure tighten or wing nuts.2. The start instructions need put on the machine like a sticker. Not just a piece of card board attached to the handle.Just received but looks like it’ll be good for a good price
David B
Reviewed in the United States on December 26, 2024
Great product. Very quiet. Used it extensively to power my RV while tailgating. Have only used it with propane. The only “complaint” I have is I wish it had a 30 amp twist lock receptacle rather than a straight prong 30 amp RV receptacle, because the plug vibrated out of the receptacle. I use a bungee cord to make sure the plug doesn’t come out. Definitely recommend this generator.
Loretta F.
Reviewed in the United States on October 3, 2024
After adding oil and connecting battery the generator started right up on gasoline. Have yet to try it on propane. Fairly quiet even at full load. The handle makes transporting easy.
Mike G.
Reviewed in the United States on October 13, 2024
Bought this generator after researching many dual fuel lightweight generators after Hurricane Beyrl.Has plenty of power to run my refrigerator and a portable 6000-8000 BTU A/C unit, as well as some lights and phone charging.This thing is really quiet which is why I spent the money on an inverter type instead of an open frame unit which would have actually cost less but are loud as hell.One thing about starting.Even though it has electric starting I wanted to use the pull cord and have learned that if you place the selector on choke and pull the starter cord about 8 easy times and then put the selector on run and pull it again it will fire up with one pull each time you try hot or cold.I changed the oil using an oil suction tube tool after the first 1 hour of run time and then again after another 3 hours of use.I also used the Wen magnetic dipstick.After this unit accumulates 10 full hours on it, I will switch to some 5w-30 Briggs & Stratton Synthetic oil I just ordered from Amazon.I keep three 20-pound cylinders of full propane at the ready and intend to never use gasoline in this little gem of a generator.
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