SPARK generators
Complete solutions for uninterrupted power supply
From reliable portable and home generators for peace of mind at home to demanding industrial systems with our own installation, commissioning and 24/7 maintenance.
Your safety during every power outage – for homes, trades and industry.
Custom industrial generator- Models in stock and clear delivery times
- Our own service team
- Installation, ATS and initial startup
- Spare parts and preventive maintenance
For leisure
For everyday use and leisure
- Light and compact
- Ideal for home, weekend cottage, camping and fieldwork
Inverter generators
Quiet. Economical.
Smart.
- Stable electronics
- For sensitive equipment
- High efficiency
Industrial generators
Maximum power for industry
- High performance
- ATS systems
- Custom projects
Bestselling generators
Custom projects
Custom industrial generators
Complete delivery of your industrial project from a single source:
- Sizing
- ATS
- Delivery
- HIAB
- Installation
- Startup
- Maintenance
- Synchronisation
Temporary power
Generator rental
Portable and industrial generators for temporary power.
- Portable and industrial models
- Short-term and long-term rental
- Delivery and collection by arrangement
- Tested and serviced equipment
Solutions for every application
All solutions
Trusted by leading organisations
Why SPARK?
European quality
Built to European safety and performance standards.
Expert support
Our experts are here for you before, during and after your purchase.
Spare parts and service
Wide availability of original parts and a service network.
Industrial solutions
Tailored power systems for demanding applications.
Fast response
A responsive team and fast delivery across the European Union.
Long-term reliability
Designed for a long service life and reliable power.
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Frequently asked questions
We have gathered answers to the most common questions about our generators, services and support. If you can't find an answer, write to us – our team is always ready to help.
Ask a questionA portable generator is a device that uses an internal combustion engine to produce electricity when the mains grid is not available. It is used during power cuts, on building sites, when camping and anywhere you need a reliable power source in the field.
Starting (surge) power is the short-term maximum power a generator delivers when devices with electric motors start up. Continuous power is the power the generator delivers during uninterrupted operation. When choosing a generator, always go by its continuous power.
No. Connecting a generator directly to a wall socket (known as backfeeding) is potentially fatal for you and for grid maintenance workers, and can damage your appliances. To power your home’s electrical installation, always use a transfer switch (ATS) installed by a qualified electrician.
A transfer switch safely connects the generator to your home or business electrical installation while preventing dangerous backfeeding into the grid. You need one if you want the generator to power fixed circuits such as lighting, heating or pumps. The automatic version (ATS) starts the generator by itself when the power goes out.
Regular maintenance is the key: change the oil after the first 5 hours of operation, then every 50 hours. Clean or replace the air filter once a year, and the spark plug too. Keep the generator clean and dry, and run it at least once a week for about 30 minutes. You will find detailed instructions in the manual or from our service team.
Always place the generator outdoors on a dry, level surface, away from windows, doors and ventilation openings. Exhaust fumes contain deadly carbon monoxide, so never use a generator indoors, in cellars or in garages.
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