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We offer a wide range of high-quality generators tailored to meet diverse power needs, from portable gasoline generators to silent diesel generators for industrial use. Our selection includes generators with power outputs ranging from 3kW to 108kW, ideal for a variety of applications—whether you need a compact generator for occasional use or a high-power diesel generator for continuous, heavy-duty performance. Each generator meets rigorous safety and quality standards, ensuring reliable, efficient operation and durability in demanding environments.
Why invest in our generators:
Each generator is backed by a warranty and is serviced in Europe. We provide fast shipping to all EU countries, Norway, and Switzerland. Shop with confidence, knowing you’re getting the best value for high-quality generators on the European market.
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In the sections below, we’ll cover everything you need to know about our generators, from the benefits of each type to factors influencing price, and how they can support your power needs efficiently. We’ll also explore how our generators work, and the advantages and maintenance considerations to ensure long-term reliable performance.
Investing in a generator is essential for anyone in need of reliable, on-demand power. From homeowners seeking a backup power source to businesses requiring consistent energy during outages, generators ensure uninterrupted electricity. Our range includes gasoline, inverter, and silent diesel models tailored for various applications—whether for home, industrial, or outdoor use. Each generator provides the flexibility of easy setup, portability, and robust construction to withstand heavy use.
The price of a generator depends on its power output, fuel type, and specific features. Our gasoline generators offer affordability and are well-suited for light to moderate power needs, while diesel models, known for durability and efficiency, serve high-demand situations with minimal maintenance. Inverter generators add further value by providing stable power suitable for sensitive electronics. From economical gasoline models to more robust diesel generators, our selection covers a range of price points to match different budgets and needs.
Our generators are engineered for ease of use and efficiency. Gasoline and diesel models convert fuel into mechanical energy, which is then transformed into electricity, providing immediate, portable power. Inverter generators take this a step further, converting the current into a smoother, more stable flow, which is ideal for powering sensitive electronics. Silent diesel models incorporate sound-dampening features to reduce noise, making them suitable for settings where quiet operation is essential.
Our experienced service team is fully equipped to handle any maintenance or repairs your generator might need. With readily available spare parts and tools, most repairs are completed within a week or two. Regular maintenance, such as oil changes and filter replacements, will ensure optimal performance and prolong the life of your generator. For any issues, simply contact us, and we’ll arrange for service or advise on shipping your generator to the nearest service location.
Consider factors like power output, fuel type, and noise level when selecting a generator. For outdoor events or home backup, our gasoline and inverter models offer convenience and ease of use. For industrial applications requiring constant, long-term power, our silent diesel generators provide durability and performance, even in demanding conditions. If you’re uncertain which model suits you best, feel free to contact our experts. We’re here to help you find the generator that perfectly meets your power requirements.
Our generators are backed by a warranty and serviced across Europe, with free shipping to EU countries, Norway, and Switzerland. Choose confidently, knowing you’re investing in high-quality, reliable power solutions.
Industrial generators serve a wide range of applications, from powering specific tools to providing a continuous power supply in critical facilities. For light-duty tasks, like running power tools on a small site, a portable 3-10 kW generator is often sufficient, offering easy mobility and simple setup. Mid-range applications, such as powering construction sites or temporary facilities, benefit from 50-100 kW generators that can handle multiple devices at once and sustain high loads over extended periods. For large-scale or mission-critical applications—like data centers, hospitals, or large industrial operations—a high-capacity generator, often 200 kW or higher, with redundancy features, remote monitoring, and automated transfer switches (ATS) is recommended. These ensure seamless power continuity, allowing for immediate switchover during outages, thus safeguarding operations that cannot afford downtime.
Price is a significant factor in choosing the right industrial generator, and it varies based on size, fuel efficiency, and special features. Smaller portable units between 3-10 kW typically cost between about €240 and €2,200 and are suitable for light-duty needs. Mid-range units (20-52 kW), suited for construction sites or temporary offices, can range from €6,400 to €12,000, with the price reflecting features like improved fuel efficiency, enhanced noise reduction, or weather-resistant enclosures. The highest-power generator available, 108 kW, is priced at €20,000. Additional features such as automatic load management, extended warranties, and remote operation capabilities further affect the price, so it’s essential to consider not just the upfront cost but also fuel, maintenance, and installation expenses for an accurate comparison.
When choosing between diesel, natural gas, and gasoline industrial generators, each fuel type offers unique advantages, making them suitable for different applications and environments.
Diesel generators are renowned for their durability, fuel efficiency, and high power output capabilities, making them the preferred choice for continuous or heavy-duty applications like construction sites and industrial facilities. Diesel engines operate at lower RPMs, resulting in lower wear and extended lifespan, even under consistent heavy loads. Diesel fuel is also more energy-dense than gasoline, providing more power per unit, which makes it efficient and cost-effective for long-term use. However, diesel generators tend to be noisier and produce more emissions than their gas counterparts, although newer models incorporate soundproofing and emissions-reduction technologies. Diesel generators are ideal for high-load, long-term operations where reliability is paramount.
Gasoline generators are known for portability and ease of use, especially in smaller sizes (3-10 kW), which are popular for portable applications like powering tools at remote sites or providing backup power in residential or small business settings. Gasoline is widely available, making these generators convenient for temporary or emergency power. Gasoline units are also generally lighter, which makes them easier to transport and set up compared to diesel or natural gas models. However, gasoline engines are less fuel-efficient and produce more emissions, particularly in continuous-use scenarios, and they require regular refueling. They are also more prone to wear and shorter lifespans due to the higher RPM operation and the residue from gasoline combustion. Gasoline generators are ideal for short-term or occasional use in portable settings or as backup generators for lower power needs.
In summary:
Our range includes generators from 3 kW up to 108 kW, including models powered by reliable BAUDOUIN diesel engines for demanding industrial applications.
Properly sizing an industrial generator ensures efficient and uninterrupted power delivery. To determine the correct size, start by calculating both starting (surge) loads and running loads for all equipment. Smaller applications, such as powering lights and small tools, may only require 3-10 kW. Medium-sized operations, like construction sites or small industrial workshops, typically need 50-100 kW to handle peak demands safely. Large installations, such as manufacturing plants or hospitals, generally require capacities of 200 kW or more, often with built-in redundancy. Oversizing a generator can lead to inefficiency and higher operational costs, while undersizing risks overloading and potential failure. Using a professional sizing guide or consulting with an expert helps match the generator’s output to actual power needs, ensuring safe, reliable, and cost-effective operation for any setup.
Routine maintenance is essential to extend the lifespan of an industrial generator and ensure consistent performance. For smaller models (3-10 kW) used in occasional applications, maintenance intervals may be less frequent but still crucial to address oil, battery, and filter checks. For high-capacity generators in continuous use, regular oil changes, coolant checks, and filter replacements every 250-500 hours are necessary to prevent wear and tear. Maintenance also includes load bank testing, battery inspections, and cleaning fuel systems to ensure optimal fuel flow and prevent blockages. Larger industrial generators may require additional services, such as testing the automatic transfer switch (ATS) and ensuring that safety mechanisms are fully operational. Scheduling routine maintenance minimizes downtime and helps avoid costly repairs by keeping the generator ready for dependable performance when needed.
Fuel efficiency is a major factor in the operating cost of an industrial generator. Diesel models tend to consume around 0.2-0.4 liters per kWh based on load. Smaller units (3-10 kW) are generally more fuel-efficient, ideal for those with moderate power needs and a focus on cost savings. Larger units designed for heavy-duty or continuous operation may consume more but are built to optimize output per liter or cubic meter of fuel, reducing cost per kW over time. Understanding a generator’s fuel consumption helps in planning refueling schedules, estimating operational costs, and choosing a generator with the best balance of power and efficiency for your specific requirements.
Noise levels are a key factor for generators used in populated or noise-sensitive areas. Smaller generators (3-10 kW) generally produce around 60-75 dB—similar to a normal conversation—making them suitable for residential or small commercial applications. Larger industrial units can reach noise levels up to 100 dB under full load, which can be disruptive without soundproofing measures. Many modern industrial generators are built with sound-dampening enclosures, vibration-dampening mounts, and specially designed exhaust systems to lower operational noise to around 60-70 dB. These “silent” models are ideal for use in hospitals, schools, and offices where quieter operation is necessary. For high-noise settings, locating the generator away from populated areas or investing in additional soundproofing materials can further mitigate noise impact.
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