T4 Wave for business

Power the whole show. Without a generator.

Mobile bars, music stages and DJ booths are already running on the T4 Wave. 6,144Wh of stored power and 4,200W of clean output, with no noise, no fumes and no fuel to cart around.

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Image to come A mobile bar trading at an evening event, guests at the counter, the T4 Wave tucked behind the bar. Warm festoon lighting, no generator in sight.

6,144Wh

stored power

4,200W

continuous output

8,400W

surge for start-up loads

litres of fuel

Already running on a T4

Real businesses, trading on battery power.

These setups are out there now, running whole events on a T4 Wave.

Image to come Mobile bar at a wedding or festival, T4 Wave behind the counter powering fridges and lights

Mobile bars

Fridges, lights, the card machine and the music, all from one quiet unit behind the bar. No generator hum over the conversation, and nothing to refuel halfway through the night.

Image to come Small outdoor music stage with lights and PA, the T4 Wave at the side of the stage

Mobile music stages

Stage lighting, PA and backline from clean, pure sine wave power. No engine noise bleeding into quiet songs, and no exhaust drifting over the crowd.

Image to come DJ booth at an event with decks, mixer and lights, the T4 Wave underneath the booth

DJ booths

Decks, mixer, monitors and lights for a full set, set up anywhere the booth can go: indoors, outdoors, or in a venue that won’t allow a generator.

Also a good fit

Anywhere you need mains power without the mains.

Street food and coffee

Fridges, hot-holding, lighting and the till, plus a coffee machine within the 4,200W limit.

Market and exhibition stands

Screens, lighting, card machines and phone charging for a full show day, with no cable to find.

Film, photo and content shoots

Silent power for lights, monitors and charging on location, so nothing spoils a take.

Weddings and marquees

Lighting, sound and the bar in places where a generator would spoil the day.

Pop-up shops and promotions

Set up in a car park, a shopping centre or a field, and trade from the moment you arrive.

Site cabins and welfare units

Kettle, lights, phone charging and a heater for short spells, without running a generator all day.

Why businesses are switching from generators

Quiet

Your customers hear the music and each other, not an engine. Set up right next to the action.

Clean

No fumes near food, crowds or children, and no carbon monoxide, so you can set up indoors.

No fuel runs

No jerry cans in the van, no fuel smell, and no running dry halfway through the evening.

Nothing to service

No engine to start, warm up or maintain. Switch it on and you’re trading.

How long will it run my setup?

Some typical setups, worked out as 6,144Wh × 85% ÷ the average draw. Average, not peak: lights and speakers rarely run flat out all night.

DJ booth

Decks and mixer, two powered speakers, booth lighting

Around 800W average about 6.5 hours per charge

Mobile bar

Two under-counter fridges, LED lighting, card machine and till, background music

Around 340W average about 15 hours per charge

Food stall

Fridge, hot-holding unit, lighting, card machine

Around 1,180W average about 4.4 hours per charge

Small music stage

PA, stage lighting and backline for a band

Around 2,000W average about 2.6 hours per charge

Every setup is different. Send us your kit list and we’ll work out the runtime, and whether an extra battery pack makes sense for longer events.

Image to come The T4 Wave being wheeled across an event field or car park on its telescopic handle at dawn, van behind

Built for the road

Wheel it in, switch it on, start trading.

Wheels and a telescopic handle make 63kg easy to move from the van to the pitch.

Over 4,000 charge cycles and a 10 to 15 year design life mean it’ll do hundreds of events before you think about replacing it.

Longer events

Multi-day festivals? Add battery packs.

The T4 is modular, so you can add battery packs for longer events or bigger loads.

Recharge from the mains between shifts, or top up from solar panels on multi-day events. Tell us how long you trade and we’ll size it for you.

Image to come A row of T4 Wave units with extra battery packs in the back of an events van, or charging in a unit overnight

Questions

Can I use it indoors at a venue?

Yes. There’s no combustion, so there are no fumes and no carbon monoxide. Keep the vents clear and don’t cover it while it’s running. Venues set their own rules, so it’s always worth telling them what you’re bringing.

Will it run a glass washer or coffee machine?

Most likely, if it’s rated at 4,200W or less. Many plug-in commercial machines are, but check the rating plate, or send us the model and we’ll check for you.

How long will it run my setup?

It depends on your kit and how hard it works. Send us your kit list and we’ll work it out properly.

What about longer or multi-day events?

Add extra battery packs, recharge from the mains between shifts, or top up from solar. We’ll help you plan it.

Can I buy more than one?

Yes. Talk to us about multiple units and trade pricing for your business.

Business enquiries

Tell us about your setup.

What you run, how long you trade and where. We’ll come back with the right setup, the runtime you can expect, and a quote.

Or call +44 (0) 1626 778 266