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Westinghouse 2550 Peak Watt Super Quiet & Lightweight Portable Inverter Generator, RV Ready 30A Outlet, Gas and Propane Powered, CO Sensor, Parallel Capable, Long Run Time

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Style: 2550 Watts - Dual Fuel - CO Sensor


Features

  • 2550 Peak Watts and 1900 Rated Watts at Less Than 3% THD Weighs Only 42 Lb. Gas or Propane Powered One RV Ready TT-30R Outlet, Two 120V 20 Amp Outlets, and 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. Up to 11 Hours of Run Time on a 1.16 Gallon Gas Tank at 25% Load Features Economy Mode for Maximum Fuel Efficiency
  • Plug-and-Play: Comes With Oil, an Oil Funnel, a Tool Kit, and a Users Manual to Get You Started Right Out of the Box (Minimal Assembly Required)
  • 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 iGen2550DFc Dual Fuel Portable Inverter Generator produces 2,550 peak watts and 1,900 running watts, making it perfect as an emergency backup for home use or for recreational use. As a dual fuel generator, the iGen2550DFc operates on gasoline or propane for versatility wherever you are. It’s equipped with an RV Ready TT-30R 30A outlet that conveniently hooks to your travel trailer, keeping the air conditioner and travel necessities up and running all day long. The iGen2550DFc 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 iGen2550DFc 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 42 lb. with a built-in carrying handle for easy portability. The iGen2550DFc 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 iGen2550DFc 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 iGen2550DFc is parallel capable and can be paired with another Westinghouse Inverter Generator. The iGen2550DFc features automatic low oil and carbon monoxide (CO) shutdown, voltage regulation, and overload protection, complete with a 3-Year Limited Warranty and Lifetime Technical Support, backed by our nationwide Westinghouse service network.

Brand: Westinghouse


Wattage: 2550 watts


Fuel Type: Gasoline, Liquefied Petroleum Gas


Power Source: Fuel Powered


Recommended Uses For Product: Camping, Residential


Item Weight: 43.2 pounds


Voltage: 120 volts


Output Wattage: 1900


Special Feature: CO Sensor, Dual Fuel, USB Port


Included Components: Engine Oil & Funnel, Owner's Manual, Propane Hose, Quick-Start Guide, Screw Driver, Warranty


Wattage: 2550 watts


Fuel Type: Gasoline, Liquefied Petroleum Gas


Power Source: Fuel Powered


Recommended Uses For Product: Camping, Residential


Voltage: 120 volts


Output Wattage: 1900


Additional Features: CO Sensor, Dual Fuel, USB Port


Engine Type: 4 Stroke


Ignition System Type: Electronic


Tank Volume: 1.11 gallons


Total Power Outlets: 2


Engine Power Maximum: 2550 watts


Starting Wattage: 2550 watts


Running Wattage: 1900 watts


Frequency: 60 hertz


Runtime: 12 hours


Item Weight: 43.2 pounds


Item Dimensions L x W x H: 19.5"L x 17.3"W x 17.9"H


Brand Name: Westinghouse


Included Components: Engine Oil & Funnel, Owner's Manual, Propane Hose, Quick-Start Guide, Screw Driver, Warranty


Model Name: Inverter Generators


Model Number: iGen2550DFc


Number of Items: 1


UPC: 850032657662


Unit Count: 1 Count


Manufacturer: Westinghouse Outdoor Power Equipment


Global Trade Identification Number: 62


Item Type Name: Inverter Generators


Manufacturer Part Number: iGen2550DFc


Warranty Description: 3 Year Limited Warranty


Color: Blue


Material Type: Plastic, Metal


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    • Easy to get going, but be sure to read ALL to documentation first
Style: 2550 Watts - Dual Fuel - CO Sensor
Bought this for RV boondocking. Unpacked and got it up in running in no time. However, anyone buying should be aware of a few snafus we ran into so they can avoid problems. 1- They provide a small bottle of 4 stroke engine oil, but it's not enough to reach the minimum level. We had to add about a 2 oz more of our own to get a reading on the dip stick. The dip stick reading itself is a little jinky - the fill port is horizontal so you're not really dipping into the depth of the reservoir. A fill neck is provided to assist with filling, but you can't tell when you've overfilled until you unscrew it. You then have oil dripping down the side of the unit. They tell you to not thread the dip stick in to read it, but you can orient the stick and impact the reading. 2- There's a quick start guide, the owners manual AND an addendum, all of which don't say the exact same thing. Be sure to read it all before firing up the first time. They've changed the start up procedures so follow the addendum. Luckily this didn't negatively impact us, but I'd hate for someone to struggle or worse. 3 - the pressure release value for the propane is unguarded. While this didn't cause problems for me, I know I'll be positioning the value and propane tank so this cannot get accidentally bumped or pressed open. Venting propane unknowingly don't sound like a good idea! 4 - the service panel on the side is held on by spring clips, along with a locking knob. I'm mildly concerned about the durability of the spring clips with repeated removal to check oil levels. Seems a more robust attachment strategy should have been used for something they tell you to check before each use. Even with these minor issues, this is still a great unit. It's light enough to be moved around and quiet enough that you can communicate with someone while standing near it. Granted, it's not whisper quiet, but I've heard louder generators before. Looking forward to many adventures off grid with it! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 5, 2024 by Swimmerchic
    • Impressive generator and USERS MANUAL
Style: 2550 Watts - Dual Fuel - CO Sensor
We were without power for 8 days during hurricane Helene and I used a different brand suitcase generator which sold me on the value of having a portable unit. Upon researching, I picked this one because I wanted the dual fuel (gas was initially hard to get after the hurricane). This generator is even more impressive than the one I had borrowed! It is easy to use, you can toggle between propane and gas while it is running and it is very quiet. Of course, I was expecting it to be a great generator but what I haven't seen in a long time is such a well written user manual. I kid you not, and who would even care. Actually, this generator was designed in the USA and it is obvious that they put a real effort into explaining how it works and why certain things are important or how things work. As a small example, "ECO mode minimizes fuel consumption and noise by adjusting the engine RPM to the minimum required for the current load". They consistently explain how and why things are designed the way they are rather than just saying something like use this switch for ECO mode. I guess I don't expect much these days since most user manuals are not written by native speakers but I found this one refreshing. Anyway, 5 star and highly recommended. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 28, 2024 by Yaggie
    • Quiet, well built Generator
Style: 2550 Watts - Dual Fuel - CO Sensor
Nice Generator! Only had this a short time but it started right up on propane which I plan to use most of the time. Very happy with the weight and it is very quiet especially on ECO mode. Seems well built and well thought out, can’t wait to try it out camping.
Reviewed in the United States on June 25, 2026 by Alan Thompson
    • Fuel Usage & Versatility & Update
Style: 2550 Watts - Dual Fuel - CO Sensor
I got this Westinghouse inverter for emergency power outages mainly. Sure, I'll have other uses for it, but for now, it's for emergencies as I live in a cold weather region, frozen tundra! I have a bigger generator but when you think emergencies, you have to think fuel. My bigger generator burns allot of gas and isn't portable. In a power outage situation I have to expect to not have access to more fuel. This Westinghouse iGen2550DFc will only use about one gallon for approx 12 hours runtime on economy mode, I haven't verified that yet. That's allot! Not only that, I have propane tanks for my grill and can run it off of those too! I haven't run it yet and I'll update this after I do. I purchased this model based only on duel fuel versatility, fuel economics, and it weighs less than 50lbs, I can move it around easily. Another selling point was the fact I can hook another one up in parallel if I want more power. The only negative comment I have is that I read in other comments a magnetic dipstick is worthwhile at first running. They weren't specific but I had a hard time finding one, had to order off Amazon. I plan to use it only during initial few hours as it doesn't have any readings on it. I'll update comments when I know more. My only reason for 4 stars and not 5 is I haven't run it yet. It deserves 4 stars just for the comments above. If it runs great, I'll change to 5 stars. Update: I did run it last year (2024) and it ran terrible, sputtered when I'd put a load on it, had to run it with the choke on. I did run it out of gas but never filled it completely up, hence don't know how long it runs on one gallon of gas. I ran it again a couple months (Aug 2025) ago and it ran great. The original issue had to be old gasoline. I had put untreated gasoline in that was sitting around for years. With the new gas this year, started right up and purred like a kitten. I still haven't had time to run a full gallon, but when/if I do, I'll update. I'm leaving rating as is until I verify run time as that was key selling point to me. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 7, 2024 by Scott B.
    • Cool little generator!
Style: 2550 Watts - Dual Fuel - CO Sensor
Seems to be a nice generator that works as advertised. We got it as a smaller/quieter generator to our 9000kW 'whole home'. This one will be use to keep our internet going, a couple of home offices and a fridge or two. Also will work to power our small travel trailer. Its very quiet, seems to start easily and is very quiet. I like the light for the panel when trying to check things in the dark. I like the 30A connector for being able to hook our travel trailer and i use that connection for connecting to our home as well. I also like that it is light when compared to some other options with the same output. Of course the dual fuel was a big sell point for us so we could run it off our RV's propane tanks instead of having to carry gasoline around and/or having it go bad if not used. My only very small improvement suggestion: I wish there was some space or compartment on the generator to store the funnel and small tool kit. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 14, 2024 by Berto
    • Ready Freddy !!
Style: 2550 Watts - Dual Fuel - CO Sensor
When hurricane Milton missed my home in North Georgia by a song & a prayer I told myself ex South Florida boy you better get yourself another generator (gave it to a friend when I left) & be prepared just in case !! Candles-check, several flashlights & plenty of batteries - check, generator - oh no, time to do some research ! First I ordered a plug in watt meter which only accepts one appliance at a time & after it arrived I took paper & pen & wrote down how much watterage each appliance used that I needed & wanted to use which was a large & small dorm size fridge,short 3 foot tall freezer, laptop, 65" T.V. & its 200 watt sound system, Xbox SeriesX console, oscillating floor heater for winter that I can put near me but only on medium heat & if it's summer it will handle a small A/C window unit I have as back up in case I can't use the central A/C (broken, etc.) generators are rated by the wattage they can handle so now that I had the important data I needed I spent the better part of a day looking at so many gens I lost count, when I came across this one I booked marked it because it impressed me so much that in the end the one I came back to ! Start up - fired right up on the gasoline side but when I switched over to the propane side I just couldn't seem to get it started so I pulled out the manual again & saw it was because of operator error !! On gas after starting & run a minute or two push in choke BUT on propane pull the choke out & pull the recoil handle ONE time & THEN PUSH THE CHOKE BACK IN & then now pull the recoil handle & it fired right up no problem, you use the choke the OPPOSITE way that you use it for the gasoline startup !! As a retired Hospital Director of Maintenance I can't stress enough the importance of following the maintenance program layed out in the owners operating manual if you want this piece of equipment to be there for you when it need it !! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 24, 2024 by Chetthejet
    • Update: unreliable and underpowered for us
Style: 2550 Watts - Dual Fuel - CO Sensor
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Update: wanted to like this generator. Ran well, until it didn’t, despite following break-in instructions and little/easy usage well under 100 hours. Propane regulator went first - Westinghouse support after several calls sent a dirty used/requalified (I assume) one. Then gen stated surging a bit on gasoline before quitting altogether when we really needed it. Attempts to restart resulted in broken starting cord. First call to their support line only establishes a case number with technician taking 1-3 days (and counting) to get back to you. Really never had enough power to do much other than recharge batteries. I’m done with it - can’t recommend. Original: Look forward to trying this out but was immediately disappointed when the box arrived and running watts listed on the box are lower than that in the "Product description" and "About this item" listing sections. Once you get past the 2550 peak rating what matters is running watts. Description reads "1,900 running watts" in the detailed product area of the listing. The box however clearly states 1800/1600 for gas/propane as shown in attached photo - I understood propane would be ~200 lower than gas but was hoping from 1900 as advertised. Not sure if running watts have been derated since ad was generated or if these are typos.?. While this still makes it a slight improvement to my current portable gen, or equivalent now at the propane rating, it is not as much of an upgrade as I understood I was purchasing. I'll look into other options but may still give this a go as the form factor meets my needs where others did not. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 27, 2024 by JJ
    • Fantastic & Quiet Lil' Powerhouse
Style: 2550 Watts - Dual Fuel - CO Sensor
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Wow. Very satisfied! The packaging, instructions, prep and start-up all were flawless. The box arrived on time and I jumped right into it reading the Instructions first. Once satisfied, I began the prep phase by first examining all compartments and overall condition of the unit and then inserting the supplied oil. Then I checked the oil level...nice and full without excess spillage. No issues. Once I finished the prep phase, I then hooked up the propane and tested that out before putting any gas into it. It started right up on only a few pulls. I was absolutely shocked and pleased at how effortless it is to pull the recoil handle, and it simply goes. Very quiet, and the ECO Mode is even quieter. I gave it a few minutes to run before hooking any load to it. I placed a couple of nominal loads (lights, tools, etc.) and it ran like a champ. The weight of the generator is so easy, and I wanted to have one on hand that my wife could manage in a pinch. This checks the boxes! I then put in some gas and tested that function and it worked perfectly. All circuit receptacles worked as well. I give it a 5 Star rating. Great little generator and I'm very pleased. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 6, 2023 by RS

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