Generators & Parts
Keep your home, business or facility running through outages with dependable diesel, gasoline and gas generators. We also supply filters, alternators, control panels and other genuine parts, backed by expert advice on sizing and fuel efficiency.
Our team helps you choose the right capacity, fuel type and enclosure for your site, whether you need a quiet unit for a home or a heavy-duty set for industrial use. We also stock service kits so your generator stays reliable year after year.
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What you get
- Standby and prime power generators
- Genuine spare parts and consumables
- Sizing and load assessment support
- Warranty and after-sales backup
Standby and prime power generators for homes, businesses and industry
A generator remains the simplest way to guarantee electricity when the grid fails or does not exist. We supply diesel, gasoline and gas generator sets from small portable units to enclosed industrial sets, together with automatic transfer switches, control panels and the fuel and exhaust accessories needed for a safe installation. Standby generators start automatically within seconds of an outage, while prime power sets run for long hours at remote farms, mines, construction camps and telecom sites.
Choosing the right unit is a sizing exercise. We list your essential loads, add the starting current of motors, compressors and pumps, and apply sensible derating for temperature, altitude and power factor. A generator is most efficient when loaded between roughly half and three quarters of its rating, so an oversized set wastes fuel and can suffer from wet stacking. Our team will recommend a size that is neither too small to start your equipment nor too large to run economically.
Fuel types, noise and enclosure options
Diesel generators dominate commercial use because of fuel economy, durability and torque. Gasoline units suit light, occasional use, and gas or dual-fuel sets suit sites with piped supply or emissions limits. Canopied sets reduce noise and weather exposure, which matters near homes, clinics and offices. For critical facilities we can specify redundancy, paralleling and remote monitoring.
Genuine spare parts and consumables
Reliability depends on routine parts as much as on the engine itself. We stock oil, fuel and air filters, belts, alternators, automatic voltage regulators, control modules, starter batteries and service kits that match common generator models. Using genuine or correctly specified parts protects warranties, keeps fuel consumption stable and reduces unplanned downtime. If you operate a fleet, we can help you build a spares list and service calendar so replacements arrive before they are urgent.
Combining generators with solar and batteries
A hybrid approach often delivers the lowest cost of energy. Solar panels cover daytime demand, batteries carry the evening load and the generator starts only when stored energy runs low or a heavy load appears. This arrangement can cut fuel use significantly, reduce engine hours and extend service intervals. It is especially valuable at off-grid properties and sites with expensive fuel logistics. Learn more on our solar panels and systems and energy storage pages.
Choosing between generator brands and configurations
Beyond kilowatts, a generator specification should cover engine speed, cooling method, alternator type, voltage regulation accuracy, control panel features and emission requirements. Industrial users often add remote monitoring, synchronising panels for parallel operation and fuel level alarms. Households usually prefer low noise, easy servicing and automatic start. We help you balance these requirements against budget and local fuel availability, and we plan ventilation, exhaust routing and earthing so the installation is safe and compliant.
Parts availability and lead times
Tell us your generator make, model and serial number when you request parts so we can confirm compatibility, availability and delivery time before you order.
What to prepare before you request a quote
- A list of critical loads and their power ratings
- Required runtime and whether operation is standby or continuous
- Available fuel, ventilation, space and noise restrictions
- Voltage, phase and frequency requirements for your region
Share those details via the quote request form for a generator and parts proposal, or read our guide to sizing a generator for backup power.
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