Call a company who deal with event power, its not a simple as picking a generator based on the numbers.<br><br>Temporary power distribution for events is a world I work in a lot, I've seen a lot of very scary stuff which is ridiculously dangerous.<br>
<br>How did you arrive at a figure of 41KVA? how much diversity did you allow in this? and how much contingency? You need to consider that an underloaded generator can get quite grumpy. And you have to get your loads balanced properly across the three phases or else you can wreck the voltage regulator on the generator, generally you need to get the balance within 30% but you'll need to check the specs. <br>
<br>You'll need to consider how you are going to keep it fed with fuel, don't forget to carry a spare fuel filter if you're buying your red from a local farmer. <br>
<br>You will need to think about the earthing system as you are creating your own TNS distribution system, too many people who have a go at this think they are using TT earthing because earth rods are involved!<br>
<br>Always test and re-test a hire generator, its not unheard of for them to come out with serious polarity issues. Discovering you have 415 volts between live and neutral the hard way will be quite destructive!