A properly maintained generator serves as a highly dependable source of continuous electricity. Whether you require uninterrupted power for your business during outages or seek a primary power source, our models ensure your lights stay on.

DGA stands as the foremost independent manufacturer and supplier of petrol and diesel generators, as well as clean energy solutions, in Australia.

Generators are available in different types to meet diverse requirements, such as:
- Portable Generators: Compact and mobile, perfect for temporary power needs.
- Standby Generators: Installed permanently, they activate automatically during power outages.
- Diesel Generators: Renowned for efficiency and durability, they operate on diesel fuel.
- Natural Gas Generators: Use natural gas as fuel, providing a cleaner energy option.
- Solar Generators: Harness solar energy and convert it into electrical power.

The ideal generator size for your home or business is determined by the specific appliances it must power, including machinery, pumps, air conditioners, and other electronic devices. A typical household requires approximately 140 to 160 amps of 240-volt power to run all appliances simultaneously. Larger appliances typically run on 240 volts, while lights and smaller appliances use 120 volts. To find the most suitable generator, you'll need to calculate the required number of amps and watts. Because every business and residence has unique needs, the DGA team is here to assist you in configuring the optimal solution.

The ATS (automatic transfer switch) facilitates the seamless transition of power from a standard source to emergency power. It detects power failures in the primary system and triggers the generator to provide backup power. Once the primary energy source is restored, the ATS automatically transfers power back and shuts down the generator. ATS systems find widespread applications in critical infrastructure such as data centers, telecommunication networks, and manufacturing plants.

Standby power generators are typically deployed during emergencies, serving as backup when the main power source fails. They are best suited for scenarios where there's a reliable continuous power source available. It's advisable to use standby generators solely during power outages and for maintenance and testing purposes.

Prime power generators boast an "unlimited" runtime, making them suitable for serving as the primary power source rather than just backup. They find application in job sites lacking traditional power sources, such as mining or oil operations, and remote locations devoid of power grids.

Continuous power generators share similarities with prime power but are distinguished by their base load rating. While they offer consistent power supply, they struggle with overload conditions and are less compatible with variable loads.