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Which generator can be used at a music show?

The power generator is indispensable at music shows and festivals, ensuring the operation of speakers, lighting, screens, and displays without interruption during blackouts. It values the work done and ensures safety at the entrance and exit of the audience, especially at night, preventing turmoil. The...
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More than ensuring the power supply, the right generator for a music show protects all the investment made before and during the event: sound, lighting, screens, and production structures depend on stable power, without fluctuations that could compromise sensitive equipment or interrupt the audience’s experience.

Choosing the ideal generator for shows

Before renting or buying a power generator for the show you are organizing, it is worth knowing which model is best suited to support the energy demand your event requires.

Tecnogera offers a wide range of solutions for various segments, including providing power generators for shows.

370 to 500 KVA Generator: ideal for musical events

The recommendation for those planning to organize a musical event, or already arranging all the production details, is the 370 to 500 KVA power generator.

The equipment is manufactured with cutting-edge technology to ensure maximum efficiency whenever needed.

The power generator from 370 to 500 KVA by Tecnogera is reliable and perfect for music shows.

Stand By Generator vs. load bank for large events

In locations that already have utility power, the generator usually operates as an automatic backup in the Stand Bymodel, activating only in case of a power outage.

In locations without an available grid, the generator operates as the main continuous source, a model known as load bank, requiring fuel supply planning and technical team rotation throughout the event.

How to calculate generator power for events

The calculation of the ideal power starts with assessing the total load: add up the power of sound, stage lighting, screens, and support structures such as dressing rooms, ticket booths, and production.

It is also necessary to consider the starting current of high-consumption equipment, which is usually higher than the nominal current, and apply a safety margin of 20% to 30% over the total to absorb peaks without compromising supply stability.

Safety first

Large public events require equipment with safety sensors, proven stability, and trained technical teams for continuous operation. Tecnogera has already served large-scale events throughout Brazil, providing uninterrupted power for shows, festivals, and fairs, with technical support available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

Planning the energy for your next event? Contact Tecnogera and receive a tailor-made project for shows and festivals.

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