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View full detailsMining operations need power that does not drop out. These generators for mining are for remote work, where downtime costs time and money, and the crew cannot wait on the mains.
Read moreUse them for site offices, workshops, accommodation, pumps, lighting and the rest of the essential kit. They are built for harsh conditions and heavy workloads, from a portable unit for a smaller task through to a larger mining generator that has to sit there day and night. If the job is general site power and not a mine spec unit, see diesel generators.
Add up what has to run, then allow for pumps and plant that kick on start-up. A mining generator is chosen for how long it will hold that load, not for the biggest number on the sticker. Check the rating for continuous work before you compare prices.
Dust, heat and a long day are the job. Look for a unit specified for mine sites and heavy duty, and for how you start it. Electric start is the usual pick when the machine will be fired often. Confirm mine spec on the product page if that is a requirement of the site.
A smaller mining generator is for a task you can move. A larger one is for offices, accommodation and the gear that cannot stop. Match the frame and the output to where it will actually sit, and to how you will get it there.
A portable mining generator covers lighting, a pump or a small workshop while the job is still mobile. Do not buy the camp-sized machine if the work is a short exploration task.
This is continuous power. Size it to what stays on overnight, not to a single tool. A generator for mining in this role has to be boringly reliable.
Match the outlets and the phase to what you are plugging in. Single phase covers a lot of site kit. Three-phase plant needs a three-phase unit. Check the product page, or tell us the motor.
Shop generators for mining, then match the output to what has to stay on. Unsure whether you need a portable unit or something for the camp? We'll help you pick.
Remote sites where the mains isn’t there or can’t be trusted. Site offices, workshops, accommodation, pumps, lighting and essential kit, day and night.
A mining generator is specified for mine sites and heavier duty: harsher conditions, and work that can’t stop. A general diesel may be fine for a normal site. If you don’t need mine spec, see diesel generators.
Only when the plant is three-phase. Single phase covers a lot of lighting and site kit. Three-phase pumps and motors need a 3 phase generator with matching outlets. Check the product page, or call us with the motor.
If the site requires it, yes. Not every generator for mining is the same spec. Check the product page, or tell us the site requirement before you buy.
Add up what has to run at once, including pump and plant start-up, and how many hours it has to stay on. A portable unit suits a smaller task; offices and accommodation want continuous load sized properly.