Generator sales

PRO LIGHTS sells diesel, three-phase and single-phase generators configured to order for industrial and residential use in Romania, with technical consulting, installation and commissioning. Choosing the equipment starts from the consumers and the real operating conditions.

Generator types

Diesel, three-phase and single-phase options, configured for the project and the stated requirement.

Technical consulting

We go through the consumers, operating mode, location and installation requirements to find the right configuration.

Installation and commissioning

The offer can include installing the equipment and commissioning it according to the agreed configuration.

Industrial use

Generators for standby power or project use, sized from the loads and operating conditions.

Residential use

The generator configuration takes into account the consumers you want to power and how it will be used.

Ask for a recommendation

Send the location, list of consumers, available power and whether the generator will be the main or standby source.

At a glance

Supplier
PRO LIGHTS, Florești, Cluj County
Types
Diesel, three-phase and single-phase, configured to order
Used for
Industrial and residential; main or standby source
Services
Technical consulting, installation, commissioning
Area
Cluj-Napoca and Romania
Certifications
ANRE nr. 23136/13-05-2025 · ISO 9001:2015, ISO 14001:2015, ISO 45001:2018
Contact
0743 187 874

Questions about buying a generator

What types of generator are available?

Diesel, three-phase and single-phase generators for industrial and residential use, configured to order.

How is the right configuration chosen?

The configuration is set from the consumers, operating mode, location and installation requirements, including whether the generator will be the main or standby source.

Can the generator be installed and tested?

The offer can include installation and commissioning. Load testing is available with a 1000 kW load bank.

What information is needed for a quote?

The location, list of consumers, available power and whether the generator will be the main or standby source.

Updated 9 November 2026

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