Customer Reviews for A-iPower - SUA4300iD 4300W Portable Dual Fuel Inverter Generator Quiet RV Ready CO Sensor Lightweight Backup Power
Customer Rating
4
Nuby
on September 16, 2026
Posted by: Rick C
Add oil and took a few pull to start. Ran for a couple of hours and did the change oil. Took a couple of pull to start with propane and ran it for a few minutes then shutdown. Check oil no problem, ready for our next use. So far it’s good!
Bought this unit to go off-grid camping so I can run my AC during the hot summer months have not used yet but will be using in the month of July I will report back
It runs fine but it has a lot of screws to remove to get the access cover off . Other brands like Champion / DuroMax and Westinghouse have a quick non tool wing nut instead . Also the other brands are easier to service not so much plastic in the way . Controls are easy to use . Auto fuel switch is a nice feature . Thanks
I only use propane due to what I've heard about gasoline is not good for any generator carburetor. I broke it in exactly as directed. I use specific oil for it along with the magnet dipstick to remove any metal shavings that might be in the crank case. It's not too heavy. I plugged in my 14-ft fully contained travel trailer. I turned on every outlet including the in-window AC unit. Everything works very nicely. I'm glad I got the more powerful generator with the dual fuel option.
I needed something that would run my main appliances in the house (fridge, coffee maker etc) and small enough that I can pick up and move(I am a woman with a bad back) and is easy to start. This fills those boxes, the first time after sitting for awhile it took a lot of pulls to get it going but after that it was great. If you are going to let it sit with gas in it make sure you run Star Tron Enzyme Fuel Treatment through it so the ethanol doesn't make trouble with your engine!