Events & hospitality
Audience areas, ceremonies, hotels, exhibitions and live production.
Plan quiet power →Acoustically enclosed Stage V generators and battery hybrid systems for events, productions, occupied sites and restricted working hours.

Low-noise power is about more than the acoustic canopy.
Correct sizing avoids lightly loaded machines, thoughtful positioning reduces direct sound paths, and battery storage can remove engine noise during quiet periods. We coordinate equipment, layout, operating strategy and distribution around the people and places that need protection.
Indicative sound-pressure figures shown. Final performance depends on the selected equipment, load, distance, surroundings and measurement conditions.

Match generation to the real load and operating schedule.
Use distance, orientation and the site layout intelligently.
Let batteries carry suitable loads with the engine stopped.
Track load and operation so the strategy remains effective.
Temporary systems planned around operating hours, neighbours, audiences, patients, production crews and local restrictions.
Audience areas, ceremonies, hotels, exhibitions and live production.
Plan quiet power →Location shoots, unit bases, studios and broadcast compounds.
Plan quiet power →Temporary power around occupied hospitals, clinics and care environments.
Plan quiet power →Projects near homes, hotels and other noise-sensitive neighbours.
Plan quiet power →Rail, highways, utilities and construction operating during restricted hours.
Plan quiet power →Offices, data environments and estates where disruption must be minimised.
Plan quiet power →For low overnight loads, ceremonies, filming takes and other defined quiet windows, a battery system can supply power without a generator engine running. Intelligent controls restart generation when required and protect the available stored energy.
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One team coordinates the generator, battery and everything between the equipment and your loads.
A diesel generator always creates some engine and airflow noise. ‘Silent generator’ usually describes equipment with a high-performance acoustic enclosure. Where genuinely silent periods are required, battery storage can carry suitable loads with no engine running.
Noise is normally stated as sound pressure in dB(A) at a defined distance, often 7 metres. Site boundaries, reflections, background noise, barriers and multiple machines all affect the level experienced at a receptor.
Yes. A battery can carry low and variable loads while the generator stops, then restart generation when demand or state of charge requires it. Suitability depends on the load profile and resilience requirement.
We consider distance, line of sight, reflective surfaces, air flow, cable routes, access and prevailing site conditions. Safe ventilation and manufacturer clearances must always be maintained.
We can provide equipment data and practical input on sizing, positioning, hybrid operation and operating schedules. Formal environmental noise assessments should be completed by an appropriately qualified acoustic consultant where required.
Send the load, operating hours, site plan, nearest sensitive areas and any stated noise limits. We'll recommend a practical low-noise power strategy.
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