Emergency power supply truck
- Generator Power
- 65–450 kW
- Body Material
- Cold-rolled steel sheet
- Frequency
- 50 / 60 Hz
- Continuous Operating Time
- 8–48 h
- Power Output Type
- Cable Output / Distribution Cabinet / Cable + Distribution Cabinet
- Rated Output Voltage
- 400 / 415 / 440 V
Reference configuration. Final values are confirmed for the selected chassis, model and destination.
About the emergency power supply truck
The KEEYAK Emergency Power Supply Truck is an emergency rescue vehicle that generates and distributes temporary electrical power where fixed supply is unavailable. Available configurations include generator power of 65–450 kW, frequency of 50 / 60 Hz, and continuous operating time of 8–48 h for defined operating duties.
It is intended for emergency agencies, utilities, hospitals, data facilities, construction contractors, event operators, and industrial plants requiring temporary or backup supply. Define the load profile and required voltage, including frequency and phase. Connection method and cable routing must suit the site, with grounding and protection specified. Fuel strategy must cover the runtime. Check noise and ventilation for the operating location, as well as climate and chassis loading.
Typical applications
Disaster site power support
Emergency agencies deploy the power vehicle after storms or earthquakes to energize command posts, lighting, communications, or temporary facilities under a managed load plan.
Utility outage response
Utilities position the emergency generating truck near critical loads during grid repairs, using approved isolation, grounding, cabling, protection, and connection procedures.
Hospital and facility backup
Facilities use mobile generation when installed standby capacity is unavailable or insufficient, after verifying transfer arrangements, essential loads, power quality, and fuel logistics.
Remote project power supply
Construction and industrial teams use the mobile power station at temporary sites lacking dependable service, with distribution sized for actual simultaneous equipment demand.
Before you order
Which buyers should consider the emergency power supply truck?
Consider mobile generation where a temporary site needs a defined electrical supply and suitable connection arrangements. Match the load profile, starting demand and deployment duration to the installed generator. Vehicle mobility does not establish compatibility with every building or network connection.
