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The Westinghouse iGen2550DFc is a dual-fuel inverter generator that runs on gasoline or propane. It delivers 2,550 peak watts and 1,900 running watts on gasoline, with a TT-30R outlet for RV hookup. At 42 lb and as low as 52 dBA, it is portable and quiet for camping and light backup. It competes with other dual-fuel inverters like the Champion 2500-Watt and Honda EU2200i, offering propane flexibility and parallel capability at a lower weight, though propane reduces output.
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Owners appreciate the iGen2550DFc's portability, quiet operation, and dual-fuel flexibility. Many find it reliable for RVing and emergency use, though some note the pull-start effort and reduced power on propane.
The Westinghouse iGen2550DFc is a dual fuel portable inverter generator that runs on gasoline or propane (LPG). It produces 2,550 peak watts and 1,900 running watts on gasoline. It can serve as backup power at home during an outage or as a power source for RVs, camping and other recreation.
A 4-stroke OHV Westinghouse engine adjusts its speed automatically to produce only the power needed. This variable speed design allows 30% to 50% higher fuel efficiency than a traditional generator. A double-insulated acoustic enclosure, asymmetrical cooling fans and low tone mufflers keep noise as low as 52 dBA.
The generator produces clean, stable power at less than 3% THD, which is suitable for sensitive electronics such as laptops and cell phones. It has a built-in carry handle. Two units can be paired using the included parallel cables. Protections include automatic low oil shutdown, carbon monoxide (CO) shutdown, voltage regulation and overload protection.
