Petrol & Silenced Diesel Generator Hire

Generator Hire

Portable generators & site generators for construction, events & emergency power

We have generator hire available nationwide. Our power distribution range includes compact & portable petrol generators for powering small tools and machinery on-site. They are also useful in an emergency. We also have large silenced diesel generators for use on construction sites, at festivals, events and more. Our generators are all high-quality and from great brands, including Mosa & Stephill. If you can't find the generator you are looking for on our website, give us a call. Let us know what you need, and we can often source a suitable unit on request. You can book one of our small generators for hire online.

Power Generation Range

2.75kVA Petrol Generator: A small, robust & portable petrol generator with dual voltage output (230v/115v). It has a wrap-around frame for protection and easy carrying and rubber mounts to minimise vibration—ideal for powering small tools & equipment on-site or during an emergency.

3.4kVA Petrol Generator: A compact, tough & portable petrol generator with dual voltage output (230v/115v). It has a wrap-around frame for protection and portability and rubber mounts to minimise vibration. It is ideal for running most small tools & equipment for construction and industry. It is also great during a power outage or emergency.

1.7kVA Suitcase Generator: A convenient petrol-powered silenced inverter generator. Features 230v output and is suitable for powering small tools and equipment. It can also charge devices during boating trips, camping, caravanning and more.

6kVA Silenced Diesel Generator: A high-quality portable 6kVA generator. It has large handles and wheels for easy transport around the site. It meets all noise regulations.

10kVA Silenced Diesel Generator: A tough & portable site generator with 230v and 110v power outlets. It has large handles and wheels that allow for easy transport around the site. The outer casing helps to meet noise regulations. Features include electric start and full circuit protection.

16kVA Silenced Diesel Generator: A portable site generator, ideal for construction, emergencies and events. Road towable – so you can transport it to the site with ease, towed behind a vehicle. Let us know your requirements, and we can provide a suitable model to suit your application.

20kVA Silenced Diesel Generator: A high-quality site generator, ideal for construction, emergencies and events. Road towable – so you can transport it to the site, towed behind a vehicle. Let us know your requirements, and we can provide a suitable model to suit your application.

40kVA Silenced Diesel Generator: A large portable site generator, ideal for construction, emergencies and events. Road towable – so you can transport it to the site, towed behind a vehicle. Let us know your requirements, and we can provide a suitable model to suit your application.

Generator Tips

• Generator Power: Look at the wattage you need or the type and number of tools and appliances you plan to use. Then, calculate whether the generator you are looking at can handle the load.
• Generator Overload: Take care not to overload the generator. You can do this if you run too many powerful tools or pieces of equipment at once.

• Fuel Supply: Ensure that you have enough of the necessary type of fuel to hand, so you can keep your generator running when needed, for as long as you need. You may need a fuel tank to store adequate fuel reserves.

• Location: Please note that as generators feature combustion engines, you can only use them outdoors and in well-ventilated spaces. Place your generator on-site in an accessible area, where you can get to it when needed. It also needs to be close enough to the tools and equipment.

• Lighting: Ensure there is suitable lighting around the generator or that you have a torch to hand so you can operate it in the dark.

• Generator Testing: Test your generator at a time when it is not needed, such as before the start of a job or before a power outage. This will allow you to become familiar with how to start and run the generator when needed.

• Electric Start Charge: Some generators have an electric start function rather than a pull cord. If your generator has an electric start, you must ensure that the start battery is kept charged up.

• Prevent Large Periods of Inactivity: Fire up your generator occasionally, even when it is not required. This will help to keep the engine running smoothly, like with a car.