Champion Power Equipment2500-Watt Dual Fuel Portable Inverter Generator with Quiet Technology and CO Shield

Easy to start. Only got for power outage. Not used except starting and running for 10 minutes.

Been using this for a year and it's preformed great although it has not run on propane. There was one issue on the road when it sputtered but that could be altitude or faulty gasoline. I try to use non-ethanol gas when I can and when I don't I let the generator run until gas is empty from the lines. The generator powered my RV for 8 hours on one tank while in sitting in snow although I kept the electrical usage to "need to have" such as two small space heaters and a couple of lights. I turned off a heater to run the two burner stove. I think it's a great buy for the money. Always break it in for an hour or more then change the oil. Champion seems to always get good reviews on Youtube.

As others have stated this unit doesn't like to start on propane, at least to begin with.Out of frustration i tried it on gas and it started right up... then after switching back to propane, it also started right up.So it seems you have to run it on gas at least once, which i wanted to avoid, in order to run it on propane.Not sure why that is, but it's worked like a charm ever since.It's very quiet for a generator, lightweight enough that a woman could carry it without too much trouble and had no problem powering a 1500w space heater.It's everything i wanted out of a little suitcase generator, albeit a bit pricy for my pocket.... but that's just what inverters go for.And it's dual fuel on top of that, so what do you expect?Besides that one little problem at the start it's given me no problems so far.

Cannot get it started using propane. Called technical support. They told me a pin in the gas regulator can be stuck. So I rapped on it while pulling and pulling and (did I say pulling?) pulling. This is while using a new bottle of propane. This generator turned out to be a nice large paperweight. Not real happy that the instructions are to tap on the new gas regulator while attempting to start.

So far this little generator has done a great job. Starts easy everytime and is pretty quiet. For the money I definitely recommend this.

Easy to start runs quiet. However-my first time camping found it would not run more than 5 minutes using gas (propane worked fine). It worked fine at home with both gas/propane. After getting back home found that the manual mentions anything over 3000 ft elevation-they recommend a different carburator needle. I did not think we were that high but do not know for sure. So-recommend that for camping-use propane and emergency home use (for me I live at sea level)-I’ll use gas.

The Champion 2500-Watt Dual Fuel Inverter Generator is a game-changer! Super quiet, efficient, and packed with CO Shield safety. Runs smoothly on propane or gas, perfect for camping or emergencies. Compact yet powerful—exceeds expectations. Highly recommend!

I've had a 4500 W Champion big generator, and it was a workhorse. Once ran it 24/7 for 5 days after a hurricane. In a new condo now, and wanter something smaller. Started and starts up on the first pull, but is not as quiet as advertised. It's not really loud though, and will work well for us. I measured at 20 ft away 79 dB on one side and 88db on the other, averaging from two sound measuring apps on my phone.