Diesel generators

Send us the load list: what has to keep running and what can drop. We size from starting currents, not from nameplate totals, because motors, lifts and compressors draw several times their rated current at start. A site survey is free. Contact us →

Price depends on the engine, the enclosure, the controller and the transfer equipment, so it is quoted per configuration rather than published as a list. Send the kW and the build type and you get a written quote. Contact us →

Weichai, Yuchai, Cummins, Perkins and Baudouin. All five are represented across the range, so the choice is usually made on parts availability and service history in your industry rather than on the badge.

Open sets go indoors in a plant room. Canopied sets stand outside and cut noise to the level a site next to housing can live with. Containers are for remote sites and large power, and carry their own fuel, ventilation and service space.

With an ATS panel, yes: the controller detects the outage, starts the set and transfers the load in seconds, then transfers back and shuts down when the grid returns. Without one, starting is manual.

By running hours, and at least once a year even if it never ran. We write the schedule with you at handover: filters, oil, coolant, battery and a load test. A set that only starts twice a year is the one most likely to fail when it matters.

Yes. Engine parts, alternator parts, control modules, ATS units and service tooling are held in our own warehouse in Tashkent and restocked through the year, supplied directly by the manufacturers.

Yes. Gas sets run quieter, can sit closer to housing, and with heat recovery they also produce steam or hot water, and cooling if the site needs it. Diesel remains the default where fuel has to be stored on site.