Power Equipment

Power supply is one of the least-planned parts of an Italian location shoot. Old city centres in Rome, Florence, and Venice set tight limits on car access and mains hook-ups. Remote spots in the Dolomites, rural Sicily, or the Sardinian interior may have no grid at all. Our power kit service supplies power packs, distribution systems, and battery options matched to your load. Italian shoots then run smoothly, however remote or hard to reach the location turns out to be.

Power pack packages range from small silent units for noise-sensitive old sites to heavy-duty rigs that power full commercial or drama sets. Full systems include distribution boards, cable, and tie-in gear set to the voltage and amperage your lighting and gear list needs. Silent options help most on Italian city shoots, where permit terms often cap noise during filming. With 24-hour support, any power issue on a shooting day in Italy is handled fast, whether in Milan, Naples, or a remote coastal spot.

Our power inventory covers each part of a safe location supply. We supply diesel and silent generators in a wide range of output sizes. Distribution gear comes ready too. That covers distro boxes, spider boxes, and lunchboxes for splitting power to each department. We stock heavy cable runs, tie-in gear, and the adapters Italian sites often need. Battery systems and inverters back up the mains for quiet or remote setups. Your crew then draws clean, steady power wherever the shoot day takes it.

We work through a broad rental-house network across Italy. That gives quick reach to generators and distribution gear in Rome, Milan, Turin, and beyond. When a production moves between regions, we route the next power package ahead to the new location. Local rental partners help us cover Sicily, Sardinia, and the Dolomites without long freight runs. If a shoot needs an extra generator or backup distribution mid-day, our team taps nearby stock first. This keeps your power budget tight and your turnaround on set short.

Power on Italian locations brings real safety demands. Standard mains run on 220V to 230V, and old buildings often cap the load you can draw. Our team checks the supply at each site and sizes the rig to the true load. We balance phases, set proper grounding, and protect every cable path across the set. Generators are placed and baffled to meet noise limits in city centres. Each tie-in to house power follows local safety rules. This careful setup keeps the crew safe and the power steady through long days.

Skilled power crews work alongside the gear we supply. We can arrange electricians and generator operators who know Italian locations and load demands well. They handle distribution, balance the load, and trace faults fast when something trips. Many hold long credits on feature, commercial, and television work. On remote shoots in Sardinia or the Dolomites, an operator keeps the generator running clean all day. Our team matches each role to your schedule, so the right people arrive ready from first call through wrap.