251 – 1000 kVA

251–1000 kVA Diesel Generators

Mining operations, large-scale construction, water treatment facilities, industrial manufacturing, remote township supply, and critical infrastructure backup all require generators in this range. From 250 kVA upward, you’re dealing with a substantial power source that needs careful site planning, significant fuel storage, and electrical infrastructure to match.

Larger operations often run multiple generators in parallel for load sharing, redundancy, and the ability to take one unit offline for maintenance without losing supply. This is common in mining and remote community setups.

If you’re looking at a large genset for a site project, ongoing industrial use, or remote power infrastructure, contact our team to discuss your requirements and request a quote.

FAQs

What should I consider when sizing a large generator?

Peak load demand, motor starting currents, prime vs standby rating, fuel storage capacity, and whether paralleling will be required. For complex sites, a load study is worth doing before committing to a specification.

Can these generators be used as a primary power source, or only for backup?

Either. Remote and off-grid sites sometimes run large diesel generators as their primary power source, and sometimes alongside solar and battery storage to reduce fuel consumption. Statewide Power can help spec the right setup depending on how the generator will be used.