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Production generator rental

Haciendas, beaches and cenotes rarely have the power a film set needs. We rent silent production generators from 400 to 2,400 amps with distribution and operators, portable Honda inverter generators for small setups, and solar battery generators where noise and fumes are not an option.

We size power to your lighting plan, so the generator, cable runs and distribution are ready before the first light is struck.

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Available equipment (4)

Yucatán Photo

Production generators 1,000–2,400 A

Silent three-phase generators for big HMI and LED packages.

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Yucatán Photo

Production generators 400–800 A

Silent tow-behind and platform generators for medium sets.

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Honda

Portable silent generators

Honda and Yamaha inverter generators for small LED kits on location.

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Voltstack

Solar battery generator

Silent 5 kW battery power station, perfect for interviews and beaches.

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Frequently asked questions

Are your generators quiet enough for sound?

Production generators are sound-attenuated and placed away from set with long cable runs; for very quiet scenes a battery unit can help.

Do generators come with an operator?

Large production generators always come with an operator.

How do I know what size I need?

Send us your lighting list and we calculate the load and recommend a unit.

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