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Trailer-Mounted Diesel Generator Sets

A diesel generator set, low-noise weatherproof enclosure and trailer chassis combined as a redeployable temporary power source. It suits construction, emergency repair, events and maintenance outages, provided the load, tow vehicle, route, brakes, stabilizers, connections and required runtime are considered together.

15kW–1000kWMulti-Site DeploymentQuick ConnectionOutdoor Operation

Why Choose a Trailer-Mounted Set

When one power source must serve several sites, a purpose-built trailer is safer and more efficient than repeated temporary handling

The value is the ability to dispatch, stabilize and connect the set quickly—not simply the addition of wheels. The product must satisfy electrical, road-movement and on-site operating requirements at the same time.

Good Fit 01

Construction, emergency repair and event work changes location repeatedly

The unit moves between worksites, plants or service points and can begin work after stabilization, grounding and connection.

Good Fit 02

One power source must support several temporary load groups

Suitable for pumps, welders, lighting, temporary offices and maintenance loads without purchasing a fixed generator for every site.

Confirm First 03

Tow vehicle, gross weight and road requirements are not yet defined

Axles, brakes, hitch height, road lighting and markings must match the vehicle and local rules. Rating alone is not enough to specify a trailer.

Confirm First 04

The unit is intended as permanent standby power for a critical facility

Hospitals, data centers and other fixed critical loads still require a complete ATS, fuel, distribution, redundancy and scheduled-testing system.

Trailer Configuration Range

From compact single-axle units to heavy multi-axle and highway trailers, choose around rating and movement frequency

Chassis type follows total weight, road condition, turning space, dispatch frequency and stability during operation. Larger sets need stronger axles, brakes and stabilizers.

01 / Compact Mobility

Two-Wheel / Single-Axle Trailer

For smaller ratings, short movements within a site or occasional relocation, emphasizing compact steering and quick deployment.

02 / Maneuverability

Four-Wheel Steering Trailer

Can use a movable drawbar and 180-degree turntable for easier positioning in plants, worksites and confined areas.

03 / Heavy Duty

Four-, Six- or Eight-Wheel Multi-Axle Chassis

For higher ratings and greater operating weight, configured around axle loads, tires, braking and stabilization.

04 / Highway Dispatch

High-Speed Trailer

For frequent and longer-distance road moves, with vehicle connection, braking, lighting and compliance reviewed separately.

Available ratings cover approximately 15kW to 1000kW. Final rating, enclosure, chassis, axle count, braking and road configuration are confirmed against operating weight, travel distance, tow vehicle, local requirements and site conditions.

Ratings and Engine Platforms

As rating increases, total weight, axle loading and braking become primary design inputs for the mobile system

Temporary power still requires starting and power-quality checks. The combination of pumps, welders, compressors and sensitive equipment determines both generator capacity and connection method.

15–100kWLighting, small pumps, telecom, events and light construction loads, with priority on compact size and quick connection.
100–300kWMedium construction, plant maintenance and temporary production loads where motor starting and chassis capacity must be checked.
300–600kWLarge pumps, industrial emergency work and transition power, requiring heavy-duty axles, braking, fuel autonomy and cable interfaces.
600–1000kWHigh-capacity temporary power where route access, towing capability, site leveling and safety separation require a project-specific review.
CumminsSeries confirmed by rating, dispatch frequency and local support
PerkinsSeries confirmed by project standard and maintenance coverage
BaudouinSeries confirmed by load, runtime and rating requirements
WeichaiSeries confirmed by rating, chassis capacity and project conditions
YuchaiSeries confirmed by frequency, voltage and mobile structure
DoosanSeries confirmed by high-capacity duty and service conditions
IsuzuSeries confirmed for compact lower-capacity mobile duty
YangdongSeries confirmed for lower-capacity projects and maintenance conditions

Mobile Structure and Customer Value

Eight movement and operating details determine whether the unit can travel safely and supply stable power

Road safety matters in transit; stable placement and quick connection matter on site. If any one area is missing, mobility can become an additional risk rather than a benefit.

Trailer-mounted diesel generator with rapid-connection panel and stabilizers
01

Hitch and Steering

Hitch type, towing height and turntable design affect vehicle matching and maneuvering in confined areas.

02

Axles, Tires and Axle Load

Operating weight must be distributed across axles and tires with margin for road and ground capacity.

03

Mechanical or Air Brakes and Road Lighting

Service brakes, parking brakes, lighting and markings follow the travel distance and applicable local requirements.

04

Stabilizers and Leveling

Mechanical or hydraulic supports stabilize the chassis during operation so slope and vibration do not affect the equipment.

05

Low-Noise Weatherproof Enclosure

The enclosure balances outdoor protection, acoustics, airflow and safe separation from nearby personnel.

06

Ventilation and Service Doors

Front-to-rear airflow and two-sided service access support cooling, inspection and repeated maintenance across sites.

07

Fuel and Runtime

A base or larger-capacity tank is selected around task duration, refueling access and transport weight.

08

Connections, Grounding and Emergency Stop

Quick-connect panel, cables, grounding, protection and emergency stop should be configured and checked before dispatch.

Six Deployment Inputs

Confirm vehicle and load before dispatch so on-site work is limited to leveling, grounding, connection and checks

01 / Loads

Capacity, starting and power quality

List pumps, welders, compressors, lighting and sensitive equipment to define maximum simultaneous load and starting method.

02 / Electrical

Frequency, voltage and quick connection

Confirm 50Hz/60Hz, voltage and phases, plugs or terminals, main breaker, cable length and grounding method.

03 / Towing

Vehicle, gross weight and route

Check towing capacity, hitch height, axle load, braking, tires, route and applicable road requirements.

04 / Site

Slope, ground capacity and safety separation

The parking area must be levelable, support the weight, allow clean airflow and exhaust, and maintain distance from people and combustibles.

05 / Operation

Runtime, fuel and acoustic boundary

Use continuous operating hours, refueling access, nighttime duty and nearby receptors to select the tank and enclosure.

06 / Dispatch

Operators, maintenance and remote records

Define responsibility for towing, connection, routine checks, operating records, spare parts and cross-site maintenance.

Choosing the Mobility Format

Trailers suit task-based relocation, truck-mounted stations suit rapid response, and acoustic sets suit fixed outdoor duty

ComparisonTrailer-Mounted SetTruck-Mounted Power StationFixed Sound-Attenuated Set
MovementTowed by a matched vehicle and dispatched between assignments.Generator, distribution and operator space integrated on a dedicated vehicle.Remains at the installed location and is not designed for frequent moves.
Primary valueFlexible acquisition and dispatch, allowing one power source to serve several temporary sites.Faster deployment and emergency response, with more operating facilities carried on the vehicle.Straightforward fixed outdoor acoustics, weather protection and routine service.
Confirm firstTow vehicle, route, brakes, leveling, grounding and connections.Vehicle compliance, onboard distribution, cable handling, personnel space and maintenance.Acoustics, cooling, foundation, fuel and fixed system interfaces.
Typical tasksConstruction, emergency repair, maintenance transitions, events and rental fleets.Public emergency response, specialist support and frequent fast-response assignments.Hotels, hospitals, schools, shopping centers and fixed equipment areas.

Typical Project Tasks

Configure a complete power tool around fast arrival, reliable operation and clean demobilization

01 / Construction and Commissioning

Provide a redeployable source for phase-by-phase loads

For pumps, welders, lighting, tools and temporary offices, confirm starting demand, site connection and safety separation.

02 / Emergency and Transition Power

Take over loads while the fixed system is under maintenance

Prepare cables, grounding and switching in advance, then connect by load priority to avoid extending an outage through on-site decisions.

03 / Events and Rental Fleets

Control operating and maintenance cost across multiple sites

Standardized interfaces, run-hour tracking, remote alarms and a spare-parts plan improve utilization and reduce operating errors.

Quality Evidence

A trailer generator must withstand both road movement and stationary operation

Beyond the engine and alternator, verify chassis fabrication, axles, brakes, stabilizers, doors and seals, airflow, fuel tank and electrical protection.

Chassis materials, welding, axles, tires and towing structureBrakes, parking system, leveling supports and road lightingEnclosure sheet metal, locks, seals, airflow and weather protectionConnection protection, emergency stop, load test and delivery records

Get a trailer generator recommendation based on loads and dispatch conditions

Share the country and city, critical loads, required rating, movement frequency, tow vehicle, route, runtime and connection method. HOHANK engineers will define generator, chassis and deployment scope.

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