Westinghouse 2200 Peak Watt Super Quiet & Lightweight Portable Inverter Generator, Gas Powered, Parallel Capable, Long Run Time
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Style: 2200 Watts - Gas Only
Features
- 1800 Rated Watts and 2200 Peak Watts at Less Than 3% THD - Weighs Only 47.4 Lbs. - Gas Powered - Two 120V 20 Amp Outlets; Two USB Outlets
- Great Choice for Home Use as an Emergency Backup in a Power Outage - Strong Enough to Run All Your Home Essentials
- Extremely Quiet, Extremely Fuel Efficient: as Low as 52 dBA Noise Output and 12 Hour Run Time on a 1. 2 Gallon Gas Tank - Features "Economy Mode" for Maximum Fuel Efficiency
- Parallel Capable - Combine Your iGen2200 with the Westinghouse WH2200iXLT; iGen1200; iGen2200; and iGen2500 to Increase Available Wattage and Amperage (Requires Westinghouse Parallel Cord)
- All Westinghouse Portable Generators are Functionally Tested in the Factory and May Contain Minimum Residual Oil and/or Fuel Odor; EPA Compliant; Backed By 3-Year Limited Service, Labor, and Parts Coverage and Nationwide Customer Service Network
Description
The Westinghouse iGen2200 Portable Inverter Generator produces 2,200 peak watts and 1,800 running watts, making it perfect as an emergency backup for home use or for recreational use. The iGen2200 can simultaneously power most refrigerators and large appliances as well as any home necessities you may need while traveling. Powered by a 4-Stroke OHV Westinghouse engine, the iGen2200 is engineered to automatically adjust its engine speed to produce only the amount of power needed for enhanced fuel efficiency. It’s lightweight and convenient, weighing 46 lbs. with a built-in carrying handle for easy portability. The iGen2200 has an ultra-low tone for community-friendly use, operating as low as 52 dBA which is quieter than the average conversation. Unlike traditional generators, the iGen2200 safely powers sensitive electronics like plasma/LCD televisions, laptops, tablets, and mobile devices by producing clean, stable power at less than 3% THD. If you need more power, the iGen2200 is parallel capable and can be paired with another Westinghouse Inverter Generator using the Westinghouse 30A Parallel Cord (sold separately). The iGen2200 has built-in safety features including low oil shutdown and overload protection while backed by a 3-year limited warranty and lifetime technical support.
Brand: Westinghouse
Wattage: 2200 watts
Fuel Type: gas powered
Power Source: Fuel Powered
Recommended Uses For Product: Camping, Residential
Item Weight: 24 kg
Voltage: 120 volts
Output Wattage: 1800
Special Feature: Muffler, Overload Protection
Included Components: Engine Oil & Funnel, Owner's Manual, Quick-Start Guide, Warranty
Wattage: 2200 watts
Fuel Type: gas powered
Power Source: Fuel Powered
Recommended Uses For Product: Camping, Residential
Voltage: 120 volts
Output Wattage: 1800
Additional Features: Muffler, Overload Protection
Engine Type: 4 Stroke
Ignition System Type: Recoil start
Tank Volume: 1.14 gallons
Engine Displacement: 80 cubic centimeters
Total Power Outlets: 4
Engine Power Maximum: 2200 watts
Starting Wattage: 2200 watts
Running Wattage: 1800 watts
Frequency: 60 hertz
Runtime: 12 hours
Color: Blue
Material Type: Plastic
Brand Name: Westinghouse
Included Components: Engine Oil & Funnel, Owner's Manual, Quick-Start Guide, Warranty
Model Name: Inverter Generators
Model Number: iGen2200
UPC: 855464003889
Manufacturer: Westinghouse
Global Trade Identification Number: 89
Item Type Name: Inverter Generators
Manufacturer Part Number: iGen2200
Warranty Description: 3 Year Limited Warranty
Item Weight: 24 kg
Item Dimensions L x W x H: 19.8"L x 11.4"W x 17.9"H
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Reviewed in the United States on October 11, 2024 by Angela
Style: 2200 Watts - Gas Only
To be totally honest I have only done a test run through of this beautiful powerful device. I have been in the same place many people get into who want power during a brown or blackout. The cool and great help devices that allow for you to recharge your phone and power small items in clever ways: well I have several. But unless you have experience with gasoline generators at work or for emergency situations; it’s difficult to make the move to buy a power source for emergencies that will actually allow you and your family to stay in the home and just do the simple math (or if you hate math, just do some consolidation). The issue for my wife was the idea of a generator filled with gas and blowing smoke while being very loud. I was not really aware of this type and style of gas generator that is made to compete with the construction site monster generator. But the gas tank is around one gallon. The size is about the same as a large toolbox. The amount of power is worth learning (watts volts amps and the amount needed for items you need to run). This Westinghouse generator will allow me to focus on my man cave and control center with A/C and the Internet box as well as a couple of power recliners and a lot of technology like computers tablets and phones. Plus by using a long hd power cord I can also keep the refrigerator and lights and washer dryer working. The only difference between this home generator of this parameter vs. a much larger and powerful professional one with gallons of gas and super heavy serious generator is just using the two 110 or 220 plugs and a couple of really long and well made hd extension cords that can be connected to a device while using and then disconnected and used somewhere else. Like the washer and dryer. Different from the refrigerator that needs a constant power flow; the washer dryer just need power while in use. This also came with a backup gas container. So with a gallon in the generator and another gallon in the safe extra container; you have at least 24 hours of full time running. And the safety factor is obvious and built in with this super well made generator for urban (neighborhoods) that is made so much better with quiet operation and smaller size that doesn’t need a set of wheels. Plus the excellent amount of total watts and the ability to then provide the needed voltage that critical items in a normal home needs in order to know that you can stay home and deal with power outages in most cases. If you want to add a second generator and link it together easily to the other... then you are in awesome shape. I am actually waiting for the first blackout of the summer in order to confirm my test run. Finally the name Westinghouse has a lot of strength in this arena. Plus the easily noticeable difference in overall visual and practical ability.
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Style: 2200 Watts - Gas Only
This is a review of the iGen2200 generator. I bought this generator for two reasons. 1) About half the price of a Honda 2000i 2) Offers 200 watts more than the Honda 2000i The extra power was important to me because I've used a Honda 2000i with my motorhome in the past and it struggled to power my microwave. Neither the microwave nor the generator was happy when I was running it. Now, I could have solved the problem by buying a lower-power microwave, but the generator was a loaner and if I was spending any money, it would be for a generator, not a microwave. So, I received the generator, I unpacked it , then started it up. It started on the first pull, which was impressive. The controls were also intuitive and I liked having the choke integrated with the off/run knob. Much handier than the Honda. We went out camping and the generator was able to power the microwave without any problem. It worked like it was plugged into a household outlet. Later, my wife asked me if I was going to run the generator. It was so much quieter than our old Coleman 1850 that she didn't realize that it was actually running. Speaking of noise, how does it compare to the Honda 2000i? Well, I had the loaner Honda and the new iGen2200, so I fired them both up and compared. In Eco mode, the Honda is 1-2 decibels quieter. This was expected, based on my research of the 2200. In my opinion, the difference can be noticed, but it's not significantly louder than the Honda. However, on full throttle, the iGen2200 is noticeably quieter. If you're running more than just lights, etc and putting a load on the generator, then you'll find this generator to be quieter than the Honda. Another aspect to consider is quality. This generator is almost half the cost of a Honda, so the Honda must be better quality, right? Not necessarily. In my opinion, the Honda is overpriced. They came to the market first with the "quiet" generator and established a reputation. Since then, they keep cranking out the exact same generator, offering a big profit margin to the dealers while their competitors have caught up and, in some ways, have surpassed the Honda (2200 watts vs 2000 watts, for example). Competition will eventually catch up with Honda, just like it did with with the iPhone, but there will always be die-hard users who insist on a Honda -- to the detriment of their pocketbook. that's their choice.
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I bought this generator as an insurance policy against power outages, since I live in a hurricane-prone area. I really wanted a Honda, but didn't want to spend the money for one. I bought this Westinghouse during Prime Days and I feel like I got a pretty good deal. I have not used this in an emergency yet, but my initial impression is very positive. It started up on the first pull and is VERY quiet, at least as quiet as the Honda. In Eco mode, it gets even quieter. To be fair, I have not run it under load yet, so it probably gets noisier once you start plugging things in. The manual is very complete and well-written. You can tell it was written in native English, not translated from another language. The only negatives I've found are: 1. To add or check the oil, you need a screwdriver to remove two screws and take off the side panel. This is a little frustrating - they could have used thumbscrews to make it easier. They did include a screwdriver to use. 2. The oil fill is awkwardly located at the bottom of the unit, so I had to tip the unit to fill it properly. Once you tip it, of course, you can't measure the oil level accurately, so it's a tedious process. 3. It's a little heavier than I expected and awkward to lug around with the handle, but no worse than a heavy piece of luggage. Other than these minor quibbles, I am very happy with this generator! Kudos to Westinghouse for making an affordable, no-frills alternative to the Honda. I will update this review as needed once I use this generator in a real emergency!
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