IGANGenerator Tent Running Cover, Ultra Heavy Duty Tarpaulin Enclosure, Portable All-Weather Generator Rain Shelter for Most 3500w-12000w generators, Black Generator Cover

I just purchased this cover for my Champion 11250 generator and received it the next day. The cover is of great quality and the installation was very easy. Those instructions are the best I have seen in a long time. Clear English and great pictures. The cover fits perfectly and is very sturdy on the generator. I ran the generator yesterday to see how the cover would work. It is easy to open (and to keep open with the hooks) and does not interfere with the operation of the generator at all. I am very happy with the purchase.

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I put this together and installed on our Westinghouse wgen11500 tfc in about an hour. This cover fits perfectly. Great quality and engineering. The box was so small I thought it was the wrong package. Has a stout tubing frame and a nice insulated cover. If it holds up well, I will give it 6 stars.

This generator cover seems pretty sturdy. It went together in about 20 minutes. I haven't had a chance to test it outdoors to see how well it keeps the rain out yet. Since I live in Florida, I'm sure I will be testing it out before the end of hurricane season. We just missed the landfall of Debby and only lost Poer for 1.5 hrs. so I didn't hook up my generator this time.

I have a Powerhouse inverter generator and have been looking for a solid cover for some time now. We've tried tarps, makeshift covers or anything simple to protect it. Sure there are several covers on the market, however, many of them are made very cheap.This cover (although pricy) is very well made. The cover's material is the big selling feature. It's well made, thick and seems like it should last some time. The frame is "ok" though. It's nice and lightweight, but the poles are made of very thin metal and the plastic components are tight and easy to crack if you aren't careful with your assembly. A gentle touch is recommended here.Although my particular generator was not on their list of models, it still suits it quite well. As you can see from the photos, there is a decent overlap on each end. This is particularly useful for the exhaust side as it is far enough away to not heat up the material.The control side is still easily accessed and the overlap is helpful here for any larger extensions that you may have protruding. It keeps them covered from the elements. You can easily fold the flaps back down over an extension without it propping up the flap.The top flaps fold up on either side to access your fuel port. I'm lucky that mine is offset and not directly in the center as this cover doesn't allow for easy access to center fuel caps. All the other flaps fold up nicely and are easily secured in place with the included hooks. The velcro is also quite strong keeping everything in line.There is a more expensive version of this cover and after looking more closely the only difference is that it includes tie down ropes and stakes to secure in strong wind. You can easily make your own and save a few bucks.The cover does go on sale once in a while. It is an expensive cover when you compare it to other options out there, however, this one is well made and has several nice touch options that make it worth the price. Overall, if you're looking for a solid cover that will protect your expensive generator from the elements for years to come, this is the one to pick.Pros:Thick, protective materialEasy to assemble/disassembleCan fit or adjust to pretty much any type of generator.They include several velcro straps to tie down the frame to your generatorCons:Frame is very lightweight and easy to bendPlastic components crack easy if you force too much (just assemble carefully)Generators with center fuel caps will be more difficult to fill