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ITC Power offers generators and engine-powered equipment for domestic, commercial and professional applications. Depending on the model, the range includes portable inverter generators, petrol and diesel generators and open-frame or sound-insulated generator sets. Different output classes, 230 and 400 V configurations and single- or three-phase models make it possible to select a suitable power source for workshops, construction sites, businesses, agriculture, events and mobile applications.

ITC Power generators for different power requirements

An ITC Power generator supplies electricity independently of the public power grid. Depending on its design and output, it can power tools, machinery, lighting, technical equipment and selected electronic devices. Correct generator sizing must take account of continuous output as well as the starting current of every connected appliance.

The ITC Power range includes compact generators for mobile use and higher-output generator sets for demanding commercial applications. Depending on the model, transport wheels, carrying handles and an enclosed housing can make movement and operation at the place of use more convenient.

ITC Power inverter generators

ITC Power inverter generators regulate their output voltage and frequency electronically. When correctly sized, they provide a stable power supply suitable for many electronic devices, including computers, measuring equipment, control systems, chargers and event technology.

The voltage, frequency and power requirements of sensitive equipment must always be checked before connection. Electric motors, compressors, pumps, refrigeration equipment and other inductive loads can require considerably more power during start-up than during normal operation.

Choosing a petrol or diesel generator

ITC Power petrol generators are particularly suitable for mobile, flexible or temporary applications. Petrol engines support a compact design and are commonly used in portable generators and inverter models. Depending on the version, an electric starter, automatic engine-speed control or digital display can make operation easier.

ITC Power diesel generators are available in open-frame and sound-insulated designs. They are frequently selected for longer operating periods, higher loads and regular commercial use. Enclosed or sound-insulated models can reduce perceived operating noise while helping protect internal components.

230 V, 400 V, single-phase and three-phase generators

ITC Power generators with 230 V outputs are available for conventional single-phase equipment. Machinery requiring a three-phase supply needs a suitable 400 V generator. Selected models provide both voltage types for greater flexibility.

Power ratings stated in kilowatts and kilovolt-amperes cannot be compared without considering voltage, number of phases and power factor. The decisive figure is the continuous output available from the connection actually being used. The combined load of all connected equipment, including starting currents, must remain within the generator's permitted continuous rating.

Equipment for controlled operation

Depending on the model, ITC Power generators can include electric starting, a starter battery, digital operating data, overload protection, low-oil monitoring, automatic shutdown and load-dependent engine-speed control. Professional control panels can provide safety sockets, CEE or PCE connections, DC outputs and USB charging ports.

Available functions and connections vary by model. Always refer to the technical specifications, control-panel markings and operating manual of the selected generator.

Which ITC Power generator is right for me?

Before selecting a generator, determine the required voltage, continuous output and maximum starting power. An appropriate reserve should be included so that the generator does not operate continuously at its maximum limit.

  • For electronic equipment: choose an inverter model and confirm equipment compatibility
  • For tools and machinery: consider continuous output and starting current
  • For 400 V equipment: select a suitable three-phase generator
  • For mobile applications: compare weight, dimensions, wheels and handles
  • For longer running times: check tank capacity, fuel consumption and permitted duty cycle
  • For noise-sensitive areas: compare sound-insulated designs and stated noise levels

Additional ITC Power products and accessories

Depending on availability, the ITC Power product range also includes motor pumps for clean water, dirty water, high-pressure applications and other liquids, as well as engine-powered pressure washers, welder generators, lighting equipment, accessories, consumables and spare parts. The brand therefore covers a variety of applications involving power generation, water handling, cleaning and mobile work equipment.

Important generator safety information

Engine-driven generators produce poisonous carbon monoxide and must only be operated outdoors, at a safe distance from windows, doors and ventilation openings. Operating a generator inside a house, basement, garage or other enclosed space is extremely dangerous.

Connection to a building's electrical installation must only be carried out by a qualified electrician using an appropriate transfer switch. Never feed electricity into a building through a standard wall socket. Always follow the operating manual and all instructions concerning positioning, grounding, fuel handling, maintenance and electrical loads.

Frequently asked questions about ITC Power

What types of generators does ITC Power offer?

Depending on availability, the range includes inverter, petrol and diesel generators as well as single- and three-phase models for 230 or 400 V. Both open-frame and sound-insulated designs are available.

Are ITC Power inverter generators suitable for sensitive electronics?

Inverter technology provides electronically regulated output voltage and frequency. Compatibility must nevertheless be confirmed using the requirements of the connected equipment and the output and connection type of the generator.

What is the difference between maximum and continuous output?

Maximum output is normally only available for a limited period. The lower continuous output is the relevant value for regular operation. Starting and inrush currents must also be taken into account.

Can an ITC Power generator provide standby power for a building?

A suitably specified model can form part of a standby power system. Connection to a building installation must, however, be carried out by a qualified electrician using a compliant transfer system.