Site & application guides

Site-specific sizing and specification for the six conditions buyers ask about most: mining and quarry, construction, healthcare standby, telecom towers, agricultural irrigation and rental fleets.

1. 01Mining and Quarry Generator Sizing: Altitude Derating, Dust and Continuous LoadHow to size a generator for a mine or quarry: apply altitude and ambient derating, size for prime duty and continuous load, and choose an enclosure that survives dust and remote service.
2. 02Construction Site Power: Sizing a Generator for EPC and Rental FleetsHow to size a generator for a construction or EPC site: mobile and trailer-mounted sets, fast transfer for tools, and the load swings that decide the band.
3. 03Hospital Backup Generator Requirements: 10-Second Start, ATS and RedundancyWhat a hospital or clinic standby set must do: reach rated load within the code window, carry life-safety loads through an ATS, and stay redundant enough that one fault does not darken a ward.
4. 04Telecom Tower Backup Power: Unattended Sites, Remote Monitoring and Fuel LogisticsHow to power an unattended telecom or tower site: size for the load plus the starting surge, add remote monitoring and a fuel plan that survives a missed delivery, and decide where a solar-hybrid helps.
5. 05Irrigation and Farm Generator Power: Seasonal Duty and Off-Grid SizingHow to power irrigation and farm duty: size on the pump starting kVA, plan for a season of hard running with no grid, and keep the set in the lower to mid bands where most single pivots sit.
6. 06Specifying Diesel Generators for a Rental Fleet: Portability, Telemetry and TurnaroundHow to spec a rental generator fleet: trailer-mounted, lockable, telemetry-ready units in a small set of standard bands, so a set drops onto the next job with no rework and high utilisation.