1. What types of portable power options do you offer for hire?
We offer a 2kva generator and two battery power pack options—50Ah and 20Ah. These are ideal for powering AV equipment at events where mains power isn’t available or convenient.
2. What can the generator power?
The generator can run up to 2,200W of equipment, making it perfect for outdoor setups like PA systems, lighting, and DJ gear. It’s quiet, fuel-efficient, and suitable for event environments.
3. Are your battery power packs suitable for running speakers and lights?
Yes, both the 20Ah and 50Ah battery packs are suitable for low to moderate power requirements. They’re great for running small speakers, wireless uplights, or devices where silence and no emissions are preferred.
4. What’s the difference between the 20Ah and 50Ah battery packs?
The 50Ah battery offers more capacity and runtime, ideal for powering multiple items or higher consumption gear. The 20Ah is more compact and suits single items or shorter durations.
5. Do the battery packs come with inverters for standard power plugs?
Yes, both battery packs come with a 300W pure sine wave inverter, allowing you to connect standard plugs (240V AC) safely and reliably.
6. How long do the battery packs last?
Battery runtime depends on what you’re powering. As a guide, the 50Ah pack can run an 8” battery speaker for 6–10 hours, while the 20Ah pack is better suited to 2–4 hours of use.
7. Is the generator noisy?
The generator is designed to be ultra-quiet, making it ideal for events where noise levels matter. It’s one of the quietest generators in its class, operating from 53dB-59dB.
8. Do I need fuel for the generator hire?
Yes, the generator requires premium unleaded 98 petrol only. It has a 3.6L tank capacity.
9. Can I use the portable power solutions indoors?
Battery packs are safe to use indoors as they emit no fumes or noise. Generators must only be used outdoors due to exhaust emissions and ventilation requirements.
10. Should I hire a battery pack or a generator?
Choose battery packs for smaller indoor events or when silent operation is crucial. Go with the generator if you need to power more demanding equipment or run gear for extended periods.
