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Whether you need to power one of our temporary cooling solutions or just need additional power, Trane has temporary power ranging from 36 kW to 1450 kW.
Weatherized for outdoor use, a wide variety of power distribution equipment is available to support Trane rental units in most any situation. From cables to temp power distribution boxes, Trane can provide a solution to your power distribution needs.
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It depends on what you need to power and how much energy you’ll use. Start by adding up the wattage or kilowatt ratings for all equipment or systems you want to run at once. For commercial or industrial generator rental, our team can recommend the best size based on your specific needs, whether it’s for events, construction, or emergency backup.
A generator can run for hours—or even days—depending on fuel source, tank size, and load. Most portable diesel generators can run anywhere from 8 to 24 hours on a full tank. Some larger generator rentals can run even longer with refueling. Always check the manufacturer’s specs and plan for fuel management if you need extended runtime.
Fuel use varies by generator size, load, and run time. As a general guide, a standard portable diesel generator might use 1–2 gallons per hour at half load, but large industrial generator rentals will use more. For an exact estimate, share your expected usage details and we’ll help you calculate fuel needs and costs.
Trane Rental Services has an impressive array of HVAC rental and power generation rental equipment. Our capabilities include 1- to 1,000-ton units of cooling, 36 kW to 1.5 MW of power generation, and electric or indirect fired heaters up to 512,000 btus.