Customer reviews from westinghouse.com
Westinghouse - 4,000-Watt Gas and Propane Dual Fuel Powered Portable Inverter Generator with Recoil Start, LED Data Center - Blue
Average customer rating
4.7
(857 Reviews)
Rating breakdown 857 reviews
5 Stars
689
4 Stars
138
3 Stars
12
2 Stars
7
1 Star
11
96%of customers recommend this product.
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794)
Customer Reviews for Westinghouse - 4,000-Watt Gas and Propane Dual Fuel Powered Portable Inverter Generator with Recoil Start, LED Data Center - Blue
Customer Rating
5
Great features.
on June 17, 2026
Posted by: Tom6311
from Pennsylvania
As advertised.. can't wait go camping! Petfect for my needs!
I would recommend this to a friend!
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Customer Rating
5
on June 17, 2026
Posted by: SES1
This is a great generator. I am so glad that I bought this geneartor.
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Customer Rating
5
Easy set up and starting
on June 11, 2026
Posted by: Thermal1
Generator was packaged well. Excellent instructions. Started rasily afyter adding the oil.
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Customer Rating
5
Started the first try
on May 29, 2026
Posted by: Teejack
from Norfolk, va
Easy start up on first operation! Put oil in that was supplied, soft pulled the pull cord and then started it right up. I’m still in the break in period but so far it’s going smoothly
I would recommend this to a friend!
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Customer Rating
5
Brand new
on May 22, 2026
Posted by: Jpo61
Just bought today for my camper so will see how it does .5/22/26
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Customer Rating
5
Very QUIET!
on May 20, 2026
Posted by: KC Trailer Hauler
from Shenandoah Valley, VA
Purchased for use with a 21-foot travel trailer...it is sure quiet compared with my house generator!
I would recommend this to a friend!
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Customer Rating
5
Ideal for Travel Trailers w/30 amp plugs
on May 9, 2026
Posted by: CaptAl52
from Beaver Dam, AZ
Just picked up this generator yesterday. It's the perfect sized unit to provide backup power for our 24' Travel Trailer. It's powerful enough to run the A/C and microwave or coffee pot, yet light enough to load in the back of the truck singlehandedly (60lbs). It also fits under my BakFlip MX4 bed cover with a 1/2" to spare.
I would recommend this to a friend!
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Customer Rating
2
Still early, but some disappointment
on May 8, 2026
Posted by: CGN58
from NY
Received this iGen4000DFcv Inverter Generator today. Did the unpackaging, read all of the instructions. Filled with oil. My intension is to run the genset on propane only as I want to store it in a safe place without gasoline fumes and draining and Stable, etc.
Had the unit outside, propane tank connected to genset, ECO mode off, Switch on, choke on. Pulled several times and nothing, tried the chock at 1/2 position, off position, back to on position. After 50 pulls, Stopped. Decided to hold the propane tank upside down for a few seconds. Pulled a few more times and it finally started. Ran well. Let warm up for 15 to 20 minutes in bot the ECO and off modes. Shut the unit down. Propane still on. Came back 5 minutes later and tried starting again, same results more than 40 pulls and nothing. Finally, had to pull the side cover and the cover off the filter and resort to a shot of starting fluid into the breather opening. Unit finally started. Ran Ok again. I am disappointed in that I would expect this unit to start "significantly" easier than this exercise demonstrated. Especially for a brand new unit. It was 55F outside, so not cold. I can't imagine trying trying to start this unit when its 5F outside and you really need it. I hope it gets better or I can find a way to get it to start better than it does. The engineering in this aspect leaves alot to be desired, especially for the cost.
Had the unit outside, propane tank connected to genset, ECO mode off, Switch on, choke on. Pulled several times and nothing, tried the chock at 1/2 position, off position, back to on position. After 50 pulls, Stopped. Decided to hold the propane tank upside down for a few seconds. Pulled a few more times and it finally started. Ran well. Let warm up for 15 to 20 minutes in bot the ECO and off modes. Shut the unit down. Propane still on. Came back 5 minutes later and tried starting again, same results more than 40 pulls and nothing. Finally, had to pull the side cover and the cover off the filter and resort to a shot of starting fluid into the breather opening. Unit finally started. Ran Ok again. I am disappointed in that I would expect this unit to start "significantly" easier than this exercise demonstrated. Especially for a brand new unit. It was 55F outside, so not cold. I can't imagine trying trying to start this unit when its 5F outside and you really need it. I hope it gets better or I can find a way to get it to start better than it does. The engineering in this aspect leaves alot to be desired, especially for the cost.
No, I would not recommend this to a friend.
Response from westinghouse.comBy eComm, May 11, 2026
Hello, thank you for letting us know about this. We are genuinely sorry to hear about it. I have passed your feedback along to our quality control team to ensure that we are producing the best units possible. Please contact us at 1-855-944-3571 or support@wpowereq.com and we will look into the matter.
-Manny
-Manny
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