Our EVENTA generators at Fairford Royal Internaonal Air Taoo


Combining raw power with silent elegance


Ultra and Super Silent DCA generators from ArcGen Hilta.


Power that’s seen but not heard. Call now!


• Ultra silent operation from only 50dB(A) @ 7metres • Up to 26 hours running time @ 75% load • Auto start capabilities • Complete with on board distribution CEE form sockets • +/- 0.5% automatic voltage regulator control • Fully bunded to 110%


ArcGen Hilta products are high quality, reliable and robust. Together with our proven experience this provides a premium offer.


We understand the need to deliver the very best product performance to you and your


customers, helping you grow your business. Call our sales team now!


Superior engineering for site, stage and screen


We’ve always thought our porolio deserves to be centre-stage, and this year ArcGen Hilta has grabbed the limelight in more ways than one – as our machinery has helped to power sites, stages and screens across the country.


One of our newest lighng soluons, the Solite Portable Temporary Lighng Kit has been procured by customer On Locaon Hire and used on some of the UK’s biggest filming projects, including James Bond: Skyfall, Les Misérables and Anna Karenina.


Likewise, the superior engineering and ultra silent power of the Denyo EVENTA Generators have seen them used by customers JF Hunt and Star Power Generators at some of the UK’s biggest events this summer, including the Olympic opening ceremony, Diamond Jubilee flolla, London Feast Fesitval and Fairford Royal Internaonal Air Taoo.


Call: 0845 409 0275 | Email: sales@arcgenhilta.com Visit: www.arcgenhilta.com


Lumaphore lighng systems on the set of Skyfall


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