Plants & Equipment
Generators
Generators keep operations running during outages and power remote sites.
Overview
Power when you need it
Generators convert fuel to electricity. Standby sets cover outages, while prime sets run continuously where there is no grid. Correct sizing matters: too small trips under load, too large wastes fuel.
We help size sets from your load, supply them with automatic changeover panels and arrange installation and servicing.
At a glance
| Item | Typical detail |
|---|---|
| Use | Standby or prime power |
| Sizing basis | Running load, starting load, future growth |
| Typical accessories | Changeover panel, silencer, fuel tank |
| Service | Oil, filters, load tests |
What we offer
Key features and services
01
Load assessment
Right sizing from your equipment list.
02
Automatic changeover
Seamless switching on outage.
03
Installation
Foundations, exhaust, fuel and cabling.
04
Servicing
Scheduled maintenance and load tests.
05
Integration
Works with our power distribution team.
Applications
Where it is used
- Construction sites
- Factories and workshops
- Offices and hospitals
- Remote locations
Why Prosvogue
Delivered with care
We supply, install and support construction plants and equipment, and our civil teams use the same machines, so advice comes from real site experience.
- projects delivered
- 75+
- years of experience
- 15+
- divisions
- 6
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
How do I size a generator?
From total running load plus the starting load of the largest motors, with margin for growth.
What is automatic changeover?
A panel that senses outage and starts the generator, then switches load automatically.
How often should it be serviced?
As the manufacturer specifies, typically by running hours, plus regular on-load tests.
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