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Mobile generators for flexible and rapid backup power.

How does a mobile generator work?.

Backup power on wheels – Quickly available for temporary needs, operational interruptions, or maintenance work

Our mobile generators are ideal for professionals such as asphalt crews, construction workers, and engineers who frequently move between different worksites. These units offer the flexibility to deliver power wherever and whenever it is needed—especially valuable in fieldwork where access to the electrical grid may be limited.

There is also demand from mobile testing and trial facilities that require a reliable power source to ensure accurate and consistent results during operation. Our mobile generators provide a stable power supply, which is crucial for the precision and efficiency of these operations.

In the event of unexpected power outages, mobile generators are particularly useful. They can quickly supply stationary or hard-to-reach facilities with the necessary electricity, minimizing downtime and maintaining operational continuity. This is especially important for critical infrastructures such as hospitals, data centers, and manufacturing plants.

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Characteristics of our mobile generators:

  • Effect from 8 to 1000 kVA
  • Approved environmental engines according to the latest applicable requirements
  • Ground fault equipment

  • Bevel gear
  • A mobile backup generator can be equipped with a tow bar, forklift pockets, or lifting hooks for a mobile crane.

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Double sheathed fuel tank.

It means that the fuel tank is enclosed within an additional shell structure. In case of any leakage, the fuel is collected within the outer tank. Furthermore, this design provides protection to the inner tank in the event of collisions. In certain situations, this may be required for environmental reasons.

Remote start.

Enables you to start or test your generator from home or through your mobile device. Remote control can be achieved through cable, network, or wireless connections. We also provide customized options that allow you to monitor the unit from any computer.

GENSET (generator set).

A collective name of powered generators.

Changeover switch.

Used to transfer power from a backup generator. The switch interrupts the regular power supply and connects to the backup power source instead. We design manual switches in the form of two-way switches or fully automatic switches with sealed contactors or motor-driven circuit breakers.

Mobile diesel generators.

We offer fully customizable mobile generators according to your specific needs. You have the option to choose between alternatives mounted on wheels, as trailers attached to your car, on swap bodies, with lifting eyes, or built into detachable containers.

Phasing in and out.

We equip the backup generator with seamless transition to grid operation. Using the in-phase and out-phase equipment, it’s possible to seamlessly test the generator under load without interruption.

Soundproof generators.

Our sound-insulated generators can be custom ordered with a noise level as low as 55 dBA, which is equivalent to a level between normal conversation and heavy rain.

Emergency power set.

Ensures the safety of emergency lighting, escape routes, elevators, gates, fire alarms, or other critical safety functions during power outages.

Parallel operation.

We manufacture backup generators that actively communicate with other generators or power sources to enable parallel operation. These units can also be synchronized and loaded onto the power grid.

UPS system.

A reliable battery backup ensuring stable power supply and eliminating disruptions such as flickering, transients, and voltage drops that may occur in the power grid. This solution is used to safeguard computers and other sensitive electronic equipment that can be damaged by power outages. The batteries are charged using diesel power when the regular power grid is unavailable.