Westinghouse iGen2550c

Last updated: October 22, 2026

Westinghouse iGen2550c
3.8/5#3 of 14 in small generators
3.8

A light, quiet camping and tailgating generator with an RV outlet and CO shutoff. Good for running a fridge, lights and electronics in an outage.

  • 1,900 / 2,550 WRunning / starting
  • GasolineFuel
  • 11 hr at 25% loadRun time
  • 52 dBA at light loadNoise
  • 40 lbWeight
  • $0.25Price / W
Check price at Amazon$479

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Pros
  • Quiet enough for most campgrounds and backyards
  • TT-30R outlet plugs a travel trailer straight in without an adapter
  • Shuts itself off if carbon monoxide builds up nearby
  • Light enough for one person to carry by the handle
Cons
  • Too small on its own to start most RV air conditioners; needs a second unit in parallel
  • Gasoline only, so no propane option for long storage

How it scores

The rating comes from 7 measured or published factors, each scored 0-100 against fixed reference points for its size. How we rank explains each one.

Specifications

Model numberiGen2550c
Output
Gasoline1,900 W running, 2,550 W starting
Outlets2 × 120 V, TT-30 (RV), USB
Parallel capableYes
Total harmonic distortionunder 3%
Price per watt$0.25
Fuel and run time
FuelGasoline
Tank1.1 gal
Run time (gasoline)11 hr at 25% load
Engine80 cc
Noise and safety
Rated noise (light load)52 dBA
CO shutoffYes
CARB compliantNo
Build
StartingRecoil (pull)
AppNo
WheelsNo
Dimensions18.5 x 11 x 18 in
Weight40 lb
Warranty3 years

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