Events and festivals
Power stages, festivals, weddings and corporate events with zero generator noise, zero diesel fumes near guests and no noise ordinance to argue about.
Event power is usually hidden behind a screen at the back of the site, and everyone on the production team knows exactly where it is, because they can hear it. A diesel set at 65–85 dB colours the sound field, leaks into open microphones and drifts exhaust across whichever hospitality area is downwind.
It also brings a compliance tail: noise limits at the boundary, restricted running hours, fuel storage rules and a spill plan for a field. None of that exists with a battery.
A PulseTrek Performance delivers 8,000 W continuous and 20,000 W peak — enough for a full stage lighting rig, PA, mixing board and backstage equipment running together — silently, and safely inside a marquee or an indoor venue.
On site
Sizing
| Deployment | Typical load | Recommended system |
|---|---|---|
| Wedding, small function | Lighting, PA, catering points | PulseTrek Base+ — 30 kWh |
| Stage and production | Lighting rig, PA, mixing, backstage | PulseTrek Performance — 8 kW |
| Trader row or hospitality | Multiple small draws, long hours | Multiple trailers, distributed |
| Multi-stage festival | Whole site over several days | Containerised BESS |
Why it matters here
The single loudest piece of infrastructure disappears, which changes where you can place hospitality, production and camping.
Noise ordinance conversations with the local authority stop being about the power plant.
No generator warm-up, no exhaust hose routing and no CO monitoring setup — the system delivers full power immediately.
highly thermally stable LFP chemistry and no carbon monoxide means marquees and indoor venues are in scope.
No exhaust near queues, bars, seating or camping, which is usually the complaint that reaches the licence review.
Security lighting, comms and cold storage hold overnight without running a generator through the quiet hours.
Questions answered
Yes. A PulseTrek Performance delivers 8,000 W continuous and 20,000 W peak, enough to run full stage lighting, PA, mixing boards and backstage equipment at once. A 30 kWh pack runs a 5 kW concert stage for around six hours; larger or longer events are served by multiple units or a containerised system.
Battery systems operate silently, so the noise case that usually drives permit conditions for temporary generation does not arise. You should still confirm your specific licensing requirements with the local authority.
Yes. PulseTrek produces no emissions in operation and uses LFP chemistry with no thermal runaway risk, so it can be operated safely in enclosed spaces where a combustion generator would be prohibited.
Systems are sized with the run length in mind, and can be recharged from shore power between sessions, paired with solar, or swapped from our 8 MWh storage hubs on longer deployments.
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
