GEHENG Generator Covers, Generator Covers While Running, Top Can Be Opened for Refueling, 600D Silver Coated Oxford Waterproof Cloth+200D Flexible Fabric Inner Lining, Double Layer Material

Works as it should and covers my large generator. I believe I could also fit it on my 7500 watt as well. Haven’t got to use it yet for bad weather.

Works as intended and described by seller fits perfectly over the generated to keep it dry during the inclement weather and when you’re not in use

Fits. Well. Would give five stars but got caught under wheels a stitching tore easily. Other than that, designed well and does as advertised. Will write a follow up review once it gets more use this winter.

Perfect sized outdoor storage for our home generator. High quality and easy to assemble.

This generator is the best gift for active families and our lifestyle. I bought this for my husband as a gift but it was really for our family! We take it with us on all our camping trips and soccer tournaments, and it’s incredibly user-friendly. The waterproof cover is a fantastic feature, for any weather allowing us to use it even in bad weather without worrying about damage, and the heavy-duty material makes this long-lasting! It’s been so convenient to have reliable power on the go, and know we can protect it from rain, snow, and dust. Plus, the design makes it easy to refuel and manage connections, making our outdoor adventures that much smoother. Overall, it’s been a fantastic addition to our family outings and makes the perfect gift!

Would good during a rain storm & power outage

Will definitely buy another one works great no complains does exactly what it suppose to do pretty durable

Keeps Rain Off, but is a hassle to use. Takes a lot of time to roll up and secure the sides for running. If the power goes out in a thunderstorm or snowstorm, do you want to spend 5-6 minutes outside securing the sides of this cover before even preparing to start your generator? Plus, the tubes that form the support structure do not stay together when assembled, even with liberal use of the "strong glue". I finally used small sheet metal screws to fasten the tubes to the plastic fittings. Then, to fasten the frame to my generator, I had to use 8 zip-ties to anchor it down. It does work, however, but it is a lot of trouble to use. However, the low cost may be worth it for some.