7 kVA quiet generator
For smaller AV, control, support or hospitality loads after the connected equipment is reviewed.
Quiet units · production power · distribution
Generator rental and power distribution for events.
Generator options for AV systems, corporate events, outdoor activations, LED walls, concerts, broadcast and remote productions. Choose generator-only rental or a coordinated package with distribution, feeder, cable protection, delivery and support.
Compact7 kVA
Quiet event unit15 kVA
Production100 kVA
Large production200 kVA
Select generator capacity from the connected loads.
Nameplate kVA is not the same as usable kW for every load. Voltage, phase, power factor, peak demand, distro, cable distance, grounding and runtime determine the final system.
15 kVA sound-attenuated
Compact temporary power for corporate events, small LED or defined production circuits.
100 kVA generator
For larger LED, audio, lighting and multi-department loads with planned distribution and cable routing.
200 kVA generator
Higher-capacity temporary power for substantial show loads and segmented distribution.
Distro and feeder
Distribution, feeder, branch circuits and connections are designed around voltage, phase and the load list.
Backup and redundancy
Critical video, broadcast or show-control loads can be reviewed for backup, transfer or isolated circuits.
Availability model: capacity can be supplied from GLMedia inventory or coordinated with qualified power partners depending on date, voltage, phase, connector and location. The proposal identifies the actual provider and included responsibility.
A generator is only one part of the system.
Placement, exhaust, acoustic impact, grounding, fire access, fueling and cable routes remain subject to manufacturer instructions, venue rules, local requirements and qualified electrical supervision.
LED, audio and lighting
Connected loads, startup peaks, dimmers, amplifiers and processors are separated into a usable distribution plan.
Placement and cable distance
Location, ventilation, noise, fire lanes and cable distance affect generator and feeder selection.
Runtime and fuel
Event hours, setup, rehearsals, refueling window and backup plan are included in the operating schedule.
What to send
Start with the complete load list.
- Equipment list or load schedule
- Voltage and phase, when known
- Event, setup and operating hours
- Site plan and generator-to-load distance
- Critical loads and backup requirement
- Delivery, technician, fuel and strike needs
Build an event-power request.
If you do not know the required kVA, choose “load review” and send the equipment list.
Temporary power questions.
Exact ratings and connectors are confirmed in the written quote.
How do I know which kVA I need?
Send the equipment list with voltage, phase and maximum demand, including any loads that start together. We use those details to select a generator range and plan distribution with the responsible technician. The quote also needs operating hours, location, cable distances and any venue restrictions. A generator’s headline kVA rating alone does not confirm that its connections and output suit the event.
Are the generators silent?
They are sound-attenuated units, not silent machines. Noise depends on the model, operating load, distance and surroundings. Tell us where guests, microphones and nearby properties will be relative to the proposed generator position. We review the selected unit’s acoustic information and placement while allowing the access and ventilation it requires.
Can cable ramps be included?
Yes. Tell us the cable sizes, route and expected pedestrian or vehicle crossings. We review the Yellow Jacket model, channel space and traffic rating before including it. Mark doors, ramps and emergency exits on the plan so cable protection does not obstruct the circulation route. The final placement is coordinated with the venue.
Practical questions before you book
Is a normal wall outlet enough for the AV equipment?
That depends on the full equipment load and the circuits available. Send the venue's electrical information and tell us what other equipment shares the supply. LED panels, processing, sound and lighting must be considered together. We identify the required circuits and connectors for the selected system and coordinate the final distribution with the venue and qualified personnel.
Can an indoor LED panel be used outdoors under a roof?
A roof alone does not establish suitable operating conditions. The exact panel, connectors, exposure to rain or condensation, wind and electrical protection need review. Tell us how long the screen will be outside and send photos of the position. We select a system for the actual exposure rather than treating an indoor package as an outdoor rental.