ENMAKSAN POWER / Mobile power solutions

Trailer Generators.
Power that moves
with your project.

Bring generation closer to the work. Explore a trailer-mounted power solution around your electrical demand, transport requirements and temporary installation needs.

ENMAKSAN POWER trailer-mounted generator
Illustrative configuration. Generator ratings, trailer specification and transport suitability are confirmed for each project.
Power for changing locationsTemporary supply matched to the load
Integrated transport planningTrailer, mounting and towing interfaces
Site-ready specificationConnections, controls and installation needs
01 / Generation with mobility in mind

A generator.
A trailer.
One coordinated specification.

Mobile power is about more than putting a generating set on wheels.

The electrical output, complete weight, trailer arrangement and site interfaces need to work together. A clear specification helps align the generator with the equipment it will supply and the way it will be transported.

Discuss your trailer generator requirements with ENMAKSAN POWER to define the proposed configuration, including enclosure, fuel system, output connections and control options.

Define transport and operation separately. The final configuration must suit both the journey and the conditions at the installation site.
ENMAKSAN POWER trailer generator application imagery
Plan the complete arrangement, from towing interface to electrical connection.
02 / Applications

Temporary locations.
Clearly defined power needs.

Potential applications to evaluate against the load, site conditions and transport requirements.

01 / CONSTRUCTION

Construction sites

Assess temporary electrical supply for tools, lighting and site facilities as the work area changes.

02 / EVENTS

Outdoor events

Plan power for lighting, production equipment and support services with suitable distribution and acoustic requirements.

03 / MAINTENANCE

Planned shutdowns

Provide a basis for temporary generation during equipment maintenance or scheduled supply interruptions.

04 / CONTINUITY

Temporary backup

Prepare a mobile backup arrangement for facilities with defined connection, switching and protection provisions.

05 / REMOTE WORK

Remote installations

Evaluate independent generation where a utility connection is unavailable or impractical.

06 / FIELD SERVICES

Utility & service operations

Review mobile power for field workshops, inspection work and temporary support facilities.

03 / Engineering details

Match the load.
Specify the complete unit.

Use these topics to define the electrical, mechanical and transport scope before selecting the final configuration.

Generator rating & electrical demand

Define required kW and kVA, voltage, frequency, phase and operating duty. Include starting currents, load steps and the equipment schedule. Confirm output for the actual ambient temperature and altitude rather than selecting only by a nominal power rating.

Trailer capacity & weight distribution

Review the complete operating and transport mass, including the generator, enclosure, fuel and accessories. Axle ratings, coupling load, centre of gravity and the mounting arrangement must be assessed together. Confirm final dimensions and mass in the approved configuration.

Towing interface & transport requirements

Specify the intended towing vehicle, coupling interface, braking arrangement and transport destination. Public-road use may require jurisdiction-specific approval, registration, lighting and other equipment. A trailer-mounted generator should not be assumed to be road-approved from its appearance alone.

Positioning, stability & installation

Assess the operating surface, parking and stabilisation arrangements, ventilation clearances and service access. Position exhaust away from occupied areas and openings, following the approved installation guidance. Electrical connection and earthing must be designed for the site; mobility does not remove installation requirements.

Enclosure, acoustics & weather exposure

Review enclosure protection against the intended environment while maintaining cooling and combustion airflow. Where acoustic performance matters, define the operating load, measurement distance and applicable noise criterion. Sound levels and environmental ratings require confirmation for the selected configuration.

Fuel system & operating duration

Specify the required runtime and load profile, then review tank capacity and verified fuel consumption. Include fuel-system protection, filling access and any transport restrictions applicable to the final arrangement. A tank size by itself does not establish a guaranteed operating duration.

Distribution, controls & acceptance

Define output connections, protection, isolation and any required distribution equipment. Review local or remote controls, automatic start and transfer arrangements where needed. Agree electrical testing, trailer inspection, documentation and handover requirements within the supply scope.

04 / Configuration planning

Built around
the way you work.

GENERATION

Output & operating duty

Define the load profile, electrical characteristics and intended operating hours for each application.

MOBILITY

Trailer & transport scope

Confirm dimensions, mass, coupling and braking requirements for the intended towing arrangement.

INTEGRATION

Connections & controls

Review output connections, distribution, local controls and any agreed monitoring or automatic functions.

05 / From enquiry to configuration

Define the job.
Then define the trailer generator.

  1. List the loads

    Provide kW/kVA, voltage, frequency, duty and equipment starting requirements.

  2. Describe the locations

    Share operating conditions, access constraints and installation requirements.

  3. Confirm transport needs

    Specify the destination, towing interface, mass limits and intended road use.

  4. Review the proposal

    Agree the complete equipment scope, documentation, inspection and handover requirements.

06 / Questions answered

Mobile power.
Practical answers.

Understand the complete configuration before choosing your generator.

What is a trailer generator?

It is a generating set integrated with a trailer arrangement to support movement between suitable locations. The complete configuration includes the generator mounting, trailer capacity and transport interfaces, with electrical and mechanical requirements defined for the intended use.

Can it be towed on public roads?

Only when the complete trailer configuration and towing arrangement meet the requirements applicable to the intended jurisdiction and use. Confirm approval, registration, braking, lighting, dimensions and mass limits before procurement. Public-road approval is not implied by this page.

How do I select the generator power rating?

Start with an equipment load schedule, operating duty and motor-starting requirements. Include voltage, frequency and site conditions. ENMAKSAN POWER can review your enquiry to help establish the basis for a suitable proposed configuration.

How long can it run on one tank?

Runtime depends on usable fuel capacity, the actual load profile, engine consumption and operating conditions. Request consumption data and a runtime assessment for the proposed configuration rather than assuming a fixed duration.

Can it be used for emergency backup?

A suitable trailer generator can form part of a planned temporary backup arrangement. Connection points, transfer switching, earthing, protection and the response plan must be defined in advance. It should not be connected to a building supply without an appropriate engineered interface.

Which options can be included?

Discuss enclosure, fuel capacity, output connections, controls, monitoring and trailer requirements with ENMAKSAN POWER. Availability and compatibility depend on the chosen generator and the final engineering scope.

Your next mobile power project

Let’s put your
power requirements in motion.

Share your electrical load, site conditions and transport requirements with ENMAKSAN POWER for a project-specific proposal.

Electrical demandkW / kVA · Voltage · Frequency · Operating duty
Site requirementsLocation · Ambient conditions · Access · Acoustic needs
Transport scopeTowing interface · Dimensions · Mass limits · Destination
Equipment & operationFuel capacity · Connections · Controls · Required tests
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