Mobile Generators

Commercial mobile generators offer several benefits for both business and residential applications. Here are some of the key advantages of using a rental grade or mobile generator:

• Portability: Rental Grade or Mobile generators can be easily transported from one location to another, making them ideal for use in businesses with more than one facility.
• Flexibility: Mobile generators can be used to power a wide range of equipment, appliances, and devices, making them a versatile solution for emergency backup power, outdoor events, construction sites and other applications.
• Convenience: Easy to set up and start, rental grade or mobile generators can be used in locations where access to electricity is limited or unavailable.
• Reliability: Mobile generators are built to withstand harsh conditions, and they can provide reliable power in a wide variety of weather conditions and settings.
• Cost savings: By providing power in situations where it would be expensive or impractical to install a stationary generator or connect to the grid, mobile generators can help save money.

While every business has different requirements, to know the exact mobile generator size you need to power your business, you should have an electrician or electrical contractor visit the site to determine your exact needs. However, a good rule of thumb is to check the amperage and voltage of the main circuit breaker that feeds your business. From there you can use our amperage calculator to determine your kw requirements for your rental grade or mobile generator. This number would the absolute maximum your facility would require to run everything. Most businesses will typically use between 50-80% of that maximum.

Proper maintenance is key to ensuring the longevity and performance of your mobile generators. Some steps you can take to keep your rental grade / mobile generator in good shape:

• Regularly checking the oil and coolant levels and changing them as needed.
• Keeping your mobile generators clean and free from debris, as dirt and dust can clog the air filter and reduce the performance of the engine.
• Running the rental grade generator regularly to keep it in good working order and prevent corrosion.
• Storing the rental grade generator in a dry and protected place, away from the elements, when not in use.
• Regularly checking and tightening the bolts and connections to prevent loose parts and electrical issues.