Diesel Generator Sets

Communities and businesses across the world depend on a reliable power supply – so when there are backup generators and emergency generators available, there’s really no excuse for your UPS to suffer a power failure or loss of power. Standby generators are a critical element to any high availability power system. Data centres, hospitals, manufacturing floors, defence and utilities, among other industries – all require maximum uptime. Therefore, choosing the right generator requires the utmost care and guided expertise – which here at Dale Power Solutions – we can provide you with.

From Himoinsa’s medium voltage generators and silent generators through to Himoinsa’s

heavy range diesel generators and generators for offshore and onshore renewable power, we can provide you with them all including bespoke solutions to suit your requirements. With reduced engine emissions and fuel consumption, as well as high power density modular generation, our vast range can keep your electricity flowing. Installed, serviced and maintained by an expert power supply team, we can also supply generator spare parts should ever you need them.

Our generator rental, generator hire and diesel generator purchases will keep your business going. We are a Premier Dealer of Himoinsa generators and have made them our power supply generators of choice.

With Dale Power Solutions, all of your power generation systems requirements are taken care of. If you’re looking for generators in areas such as Scarborough, St Albans, Glasgow or Pen y Cymoedd, please speak to us today.

Why Generators Are Necessary

From healthcare and defence through to telecommunications, data centres and renewables, our generators can supply power to a whole host of key business equipment and machinery. Our generators prove fundamental to their operations – ensuring they are always connected and can still operate during a power outage.

Generators For Hospitals

If a hospital suffers a power outage for even just a few minutes, the cost to human life and the well-being of its patients can be detrimental. Hospitals and emergency units require generator sets that are faultless and error-free, not to mention an emergency supply that ensures continuous power in the event of a grid failure. A lot is riding on a hospital’s generator and its power supply, such as the surgical equipment they use, their ability to monitor patients and the automatic electronic medication dispensers. Should a power cut occur, generator sets have to provide every guarantee that they will be able to start up in a time that is so short that it barely affects whatever is happening in surgeries, bench testing, laboratories or on the hospital wards. When the strength of your healthcare generators and hospital generators could truly be the difference between life and death, it’s important you choose the right one.

Generators For Telecommunications

Not only is the telecoms industry solely dependent on electrical power and electricity supply, but the electrical power industry depends on telecommunications to manage their extensive network of generators and grid distribution. In fact, such is its important that the government has stated that telecommunications equipment must be, ‘’secured against loss of electricity both by having a battery backup (which might support service for about an hour) plus a diesel generator designed to cut in when the public mains supply fails.’’ From mobile communications, radio networks and television networks to broadband – including ethernet, internet and wireless networks – and public switched telephone networks (PSTN), there’s a lot that the public relies on. Therefore, ensuring long-distance continuity is a must – with the use of backup generators. With constant advancements in the telecoms market too – think voice, data and Cloud services – telecommunications require 24/7 power supply, as do all sectors.

Generators For Data Centres

Data centers are essential to delivering many daily services that society relies on, including communications, energy systems, transport and health services. When data loss is unacceptable, installing a backup generator can be the pre-emptive measure your business takes to ensure your clients and their customers can always access the information, the websites and the applications they need, whenever they need them.

Data centres function in either normal mode, where they operate from supplied utilities, or in emergency mode, where they operate from standby generators. In normal mode, as you may well know, utility power is routed through the automatic transfer switch and into the switchgear. The switchgear is configured for critical (components that need uninterrupted power, such as data centres or UPS) and non-critical (like HVAC or work stations) supplies.

Your data centre backup power supply has to account for components including battery banks, chargers and inverters, as well as the emergency generator itself. Should you lose power, and you have a backup data centre generator in place, then luckily, your emergency generator will start and automatic transfer switch transfers to emergency power. Your switch gear routes power to critical and non-critical loads and your UPS, data centre and security are powered by the backup generator.

Generators For Renewable Energy Sources

With predictions claiming that by 2030, renewables will supply 53% of Europe’s power, its sustainability and ability to provide power will be truly put to the test. Renewable technologies use natural resources – such as wind, wave, marine, hydro, biomass and solar – to make electricity, in varying ways. Wind farms use wind turbines to drive generators for electricity supply. Solar farms capture energy from the sun and convert that energy into electricity. Hydroelectric power stations involve dams to control the flow of water, which drives energy to produce electricity too. The process may be different, but this simple fact remains: with weather being unpredictable in the UK and beyond it, generators are a must for a constant power supply.

Silent Generators

Silent generators are gensets designed to work in locations with greater acoustic restrictions, most notably in urban areas. We supply and install Himoinsa’s Silent Plus generator sets, which, in addition to complying with the Stage IIIA emission regulations, promise a noise level of around 60 dB(A)@7m. The Silent Plus range guarantees slow levels of sound emissions thanks to an optimised design of the air intakes and outputs, the inclusion of a dual core exhaust system, and superb insulating materials.

The silent generator range includes:

The HRYW-20 T5 S+

• 20 kVA Generator set Silent Plus
• Powered by: YANMAR
• Alternator: STAMFORD
• 50 Hz
• 1.500 r.p.m
• STANDARD VOLTAGE: 400/230 V
• AVAILABLE VOLTAGES: 230/132 · 230 V (t)
• Soundproofing provided by high-density volcanic rock wool
• Full access for maintenance (water, oil and filters, no need to remove the canopy)

The HRFW-85 T5 S+

• 85 kVA Generator set Silent Plus
• Powered by: FPT_IVECO
• Alternator: MECC ALTE
• 50 Hz
• 1.500 r.p.m
• STANDARD VOLTAGE: 400/230 V
• AVAILABLE VOLTAGES: 230/132 · 230 V (t)
• Anti-leakage chassis, predisposed to retain liquids (retention tray)
• Emergency stop button (double emergency stop protection: Interior on the panel + Exterior on the bodywork)

Other popular silent generators we supply include the HRYW-35 T5 S+, HRFW-100 T5 S+ and the HRSW-505 T5 S+. For the full range, please click here.

Industrial Range Generators

From mining, telecommunications and hotels through to transport, marine and military, there are a multitude of industries that rely on industrial generators to both protect them from power failures and to keep their machinery and equipment in operation. We’d strongly recommend giving your business the same protection and duty of care by investing in one of our reliable and affordable industrial generators – which can handle even the most strenuous working environments that require a lot of power.

Our industrial generator range includes:

The HYW-8 T5:

• 8.3 kVA Generator set Open Skid
• Powered by: YANMAR
• Alternator: STAMFORD
• 50 Hz
• 1.500 r.p.m
• STANDARD VOLTAGE: 400/230 V
• AVAILABLE VOLTAGES: 230/132 · 230 V (t)
• Electric control and power panel with measurements devices and control unit (according to necessity and configuration)
• Battery charger and heat resistor (standard on sets with automatic control panels)

The HDW-200 T6:

• 231 kVA Generator set Open Skid
• Powered by: DOOSAN
• Alternator: STAMFORD
• 60 Hz
• 1.800 r.p.m
• STANDARD VOLTAGE: 480/277 V
• AVAILABLE VOLTAGES: 208/120 / 220/127 / 440/254 / 600/347 V
• 3-pole thermal magnetic circuit breaker
• Adjustable earth leakage protection (time & sensitivity) standard with M5 and AS5 control panels, with thermal magnetic protection

Other popular industrial generators we supply include the HDW-405 T6, HSW-355 T5 and the HMW-665 T5. For the full range, please click here.

Medium Voltage Generator Sets

The medium voltage generator sets range is a trusted solution in critical sectors such as hospitals, refineries, petrochemical plants, the steel industry and mining, along with similar industries. Large industrial complexes and factories that require a substantial amount of power often use medium supply voltages too. Electrical variational analysis states that the voltage is inversely proportional to amperage. This means that when the voltage is increased amperage is decreased to complete the operation. With many applications, it’s no surprise our clients regularly enquire about our medium voltage generators sets

Our medium voltage generator sets range includes:

The HMW-1145 T5

• 1145 kVA Generator set Open Skid
• Powered by: MTU
• Alternator: STAMFORD
• 50 Hz
• 1.500 r.p.m
• STANDARD VOLTAGE: 11 KV
• AVAILABLE VOLTAGES: 3,3 / 6 / 6,3 / 6,6 / 10 KV
• Medium voltage cubicle separated with overcurrent protections and measurement transformers
• Battery charger alternator with ground connection

The HTW-1620 T6

• 1844 kVA Generator set Open Skid
• Powered by: MITSUBISHI
• Alternator: STAMFORD
• 60 Hz
• 1.800 r.p.m
• STANDARD VOLTAGE: 13,8 KV
• AVAILABLE VOLTAGES: 4,16 / 6,6 / 7,2 / 12,47 KV
• Oil sump extraction kit
• Anti-vibration shock absorbers

Other popular industrial generators we supply include the HTW-2020 T6, HTW-1550 T5 and the HTW-2080 T5. For the full range, please click here.

Heavy Range Generators

Our range of heavy generators supply the back up power generation you need for your business in industries such as hospitals, institutions and financial organisations. Even a short power outage could cause huge financial losses for banks or incur serious consequences for hospital patients. High power generators are therefore required to supply not only emergency power generation, but a continuous power supply.

Our heavy range generators includes:

The HTW-765 T5

• 767 kVA Generator set Open Skid
• Powered by: MITSUBISHI
• Alternator: MECC ALTE
• 50 Hz
• 1.500 r.p.m
• STANDARD VOLTAGE: 400/230 V
• AVAILABLE VOLTAGES: 380/220 / 415/240 V
• 4-pole thermal magnetic circuit breaker
• Maintenance-free and anti-explosion battery

The HMW-1270 T5

• 1249 kVA Generator set Open Skid
• Powered by: MTU
• Alternator: STAMFORD
• 50 Hz
• 1.500 r.p.m
• STANDARD VOLTAGE: 400/230 V
• AVAILABLE VOLTAGES: 380/220 / 415/240 V
• Connection panel wired to the safety protection (open thermal magnetic protection and alarm)
• Maintenance-free and anti-explosion battery

Other popular heavy range generators we supply include the HMW-1145 T5, HMW-1270 T5 and the HMW-800 T5. For the full range, please click here.

The HGY-12 T5 NG

• 12.2 kVA Generator set Soundproof
• Powered by: YANMAR
• Alternator: MECC ALTE
• 50 Hz
• 1.500 r.p.m
• STANDARD VOLTAGE: 400/230 V
• AVAILABLE VOLTAGES: 230/132 · 230 V (t)
• Soundproofing provided by high-density volcanic rock wool
• Watertight chassis (acts as a double barrier against liquid retention)

The HGO-70 T5 LPG

• 67 kVA Generator set Open Skid
• Powered by: FORD
• Alternator: STAMFORD
• 50 Hz
• 1.500 r.p.m
• STANDARD VOLTAGE: 400/230 V
• AVAILABLE VOLTAGES: 230/132 / 230 V (t)
• 4-pole thermal magnetic circuit breaker
• Battery charger and heat resistor (standard on sets with automatic control panels)

Why Businesses Trust in Dale

• We take the health, safety and environmental responsibilities of both our and our clients’ businesses very seriously, emphasised by our industry accreditations. Along with adhering to ISO 45001-, ISO 14001-,ISO 50001– andISO 9001-accredited, we are also a CHAS accredited contractor,Constructionline accredited, an approved safe contractor,assured and CDM altius vendor and Nationalgrid Certified.
• We are also fully-committed to protecting the environment, recycling 96% of our waste, and recovering 4% through a waste to energy process.
• Our commitment to, and investment in, our people is fundamental to our success, and we could not be happier with all of their accomplishments. Whether they’re taking part in our apprenticeship scheme, becoming STEM ambassadors, winning industry awards or showing us how talented they are as engineers, they’re doing Dale Power Solutions, and themselves, proud.
• No matter where you are, and where we are, if you can’t get hold of your account manager – for example, because they’re on annual leave – then we ensure there is someone you can contact beyond that. Along with our escalation process, we also have an emergency service number too, so we’re never out of reach.
• Because of our handy locations in Scarborough, Hemel Hempstead and St Albans, as well as our distributed nationwide network of 100+ engineers, we have an “optimised call out time” – meaning we can be onsite and resolving issues fairly quickly. It doesn’t matter if it’s 3am, a national holiday or you’re located a few hundred miles away – your generator will be fixed and functioning as quickly as possible.

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Himoinsa generators set the standard for standby generators, diesel generators and meeting power demand. Together, we can source power for healthcare generators, defence generators, telecommunications generators, renewable energy generators or data centre generators, as well as utility generators, manufacturing generators, construction generators and transport generators. Therefore, if you’re looking for a generator for your business and are located in areas including Kent, Manchester, Glasgow or Pen y Cymoedd, then please get in touch with us today.