PulseTrek
Everything a generator does, from stored energy: no fuel runs, no exhaust, no noise complaints.
The term
A battery generator does not generate electricity; it stores it. People use the term for a battery system that replaces a generator: same outlets, same job, but powered from an LFP pack that recharges from the grid, a small generator or solar.
PulseTrek battery generators run from 8 kWh for home essentials to 30 kWh trailers for sites and events. See the honest comparison in battery vs diesel generator.
| Diesel generator | Battery generator | |
|---|---|---|
| Noise | 65 to 85 dB | Near-silent |
| Fuel | Daily deliveries | None |
| Exhaust | CO and particulates | None in operation |
| Low-load efficiency | Poor, wet stacking | Full efficiency |
| Runtime | As long as fuelled | Finite between recharges |
Two numbers decide the model. Continuous and peak power (W) must cover everything running at once, including motor starts. Stored energy (kWh) must cover the hours between recharges.
A small crew with tools and lighting fits the 15 kWh Base or Mini PulseTrek. A larger compound or a site with EV charging fits the 30 kWh Base+. Stage rigs and heavier production loads need the Performance model's 8,000 W continuous. Very long or large loads use a hybrid.
Questions answered
A battery system that replaces a generator, storing energy instead of burning fuel.
A 30 kWh trailer runs a typical construction site for roughly 4 to 8 hours of working load and much longer on light loads.
Essential circuits, yes. GridGO and the Mini PulseTrek are built for that; whole-house loads with central AC need more.
Get in touch
Tell us the site, the load and the runtime you need. Our Austin engineering team comes back with a configuration, a runtime estimate and a price.
+1 512-316-7347
info@pulsar.industries
WhatsApp +1 512-585-8293
