Buying a Generator in Poland

Need backup power in Poland? Here’s a simple guide to local voltages, trusted brands, and where to shop—plus handy add-ons like an inverter generator or a safe transfer switch kit.

Single-Phase Voltage: 230 V / Three-Phase Voltage: 400 V / Frequency (Hertz): 50 Hz / # of Wires: 3 or 4 (depending on installation) / Plug Type(s): Type E

What are you looking for?

• Generator Brands/Models in Poland
• Where to Buy Generators in Poland
• Poland Generator Guide & FAQs

Generator Brands for Sale in Poland

Poland has a wide range of generator options, from portable petrol inverters for small homes to heavy-duty diesel units for businesses. Popular international brands are widely available, often supported by local distributors.

• Honda: Premium portable and inverter units, very reliable, clean power output. Prices in Poland generally range PLN 4,500–12,000+. Browse Honda inverter options.
• Yamaha: Known for quiet, durable inverter models. Usually PLN 4,000–10,000. See Yamaha EF series.
• Kipor: Affordable petrol and diesel generators for home and light commercial use. ~PLN 2,500–8,000.
• Kubota: Heavy-duty diesel generators, great for continuous use and farms. Prices by quote (~6–20 kVA common).
• Cummins: Trusted standby/prime diesel gensets for SMEs and commercial facilities. Quote-based pricing.
• Kohler: Premium standby systems with smart controllers and ATS. Mostly quote-only, PLN 25,000+.
• Pramac: Italian-made generators popular in Europe, from small portables to 100 kVA+ diesels. Quote-based.
• FG Wilson: Strong industrial and commercial diesel sets, price on request.

Best Generator Models in Poland

The “best” generator depends on your needs—quiet home backup, portable camping units, or business-grade diesel systems. Always pair them with proper accessories like a surge protector and a heavy-duty cord.

• Honda EU22i / EU30is (inverter): Very quiet, perfect for electronics, ~2–3 kW. PLN 5,000–10,000.
• Yamaha EF2200iS / EF3000iSE: Reliable and quiet inverters, ~2.2–3.0 kW. PLN 4,500–9,000.
• Kipor IG2600 / IG3000: Budget-friendly inverter generators. PLN 2,500–6,000.
• Kubota GL6000 / GL7000: Diesel gensets for longer outages, ~6–7 kVA. Quote-based.
• Cummins C30–C60: Standby diesel units for homes/businesses, 30–60 kVA. Quote-based.
• Kohler 20–45 kVA: Premium enclosed standby systems. Quote-based, PLN 25,000+.

Where to Buy Generators in Poland

Choose authorised dealers for proper setup, warranty, and parts availability. Many stores also offer delivery and installation. Accessories like ATS kits, weatherproof covers, and CO alarms are easy to order online.

Agro-Generator Polska

• ul. Łopuszańska 36, 02-220 Warszawa
• Contact: +48 22 863 12 45 · biuro@agrogenerator.pl
• Hours: Mon-Fri 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM

Generator Serwis Kraków

• ul. Zakopiańska 56, 30-418 Kraków
• Contact: +48 12 262 44 11 · kontakt@generator-krakow.pl
• Hours: Mon-Fri 8:30 AM – 5:30 PM

Diesel Power Polska

• ul. Grunwaldzka 223, 60-650 Poznań
• Contact: +48 61 866 77 55
• Hours: Mon-Fri 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM

Honda Power Equipment Dealer

• ul. Puławska 324, 02-819 Warszawa
• Contact: +48 22 545 11 00
• Hours: Mon-Fri 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM

Pramac Polska Sp. z o.o.

• ul. Towarowa 28, 43-100 Tychy
• Contact: +48 32 219 90 30
• Hours: Mon-Fri 8:00 AM – 4:00 PM

Energia Backup Solutions

• ul. Gdańska 14, 85-005 Bydgoszcz
• Contact: +48 52 345 88 77
• Hours: Mon-Fri 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM

Generator Market Polska

• ul. Wrocławska 145, 45-837 Opole
• Contact: +48 77 454 32 90
• Hours: Mon-Fri 8:30 AM – 5:00 PM

Kohler Generators Poland

• ul. Nowy Świat 7, 00-496 Warszawa
• Contact: info@kohler-polska.pl
• Hours: Mon-Fri 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM

Poland Generator Buying Guide and Tips

• Size your needs: Add up essentials like fridge, heating pump, router, lights. A small flat may only need 2–3 kW; farms and houses with pumps may need 5–10 kW; SMEs often need 20 kVA+ diesels.
• Noise: Inverter generators are typically 50–60 dB @ 7 m, while open-frame petrol sets are 70–85 dB. Always check local noise limits in residential areas.
• Fuel choice: Petrol is common for portable use. Diesel sets excel for longer runtimes and lower cost per kWh. Dual-fuel (LPG/petrol) is handy for flexibility.
• Safety & connections: Always use a licensed electrician to install a compliant ATS or changeover switch—never back-feed the grid.
• Power quality: Protect electronics with pure-sine inverter generators or AVR-equipped units plus surge protectors.
• Maintenance: First oil change after 5–20 hours, then at 50–100 hour intervals. Keep spare filters, spark plugs, and oil in stock.
• Weather protection: Polish winters can be harsh—store generators in dry, covered, ventilated places. Consider a running cover.
• Accessories: Wheel kits, funnels, rated cords, and small UPS units are practical add-ons.

Buying Generator in Poland FAQs

How much does generator installation usually cost in Poland?
For a portable with manual switch, expect PLN 800–3,000 for electrician labour and materials. Full standby diesel with ATS, pad, and cabling may cost PLN 10,000–30,000+ depending on size.

How noisy can a generator be in Poland?
Modern inverters run at 50–60 dB @ 7 m (quiet conversation level). Open-frame petrol units often reach 70–85 dB. Enclosed diesel gensets are usually 65–75 dB. Always check local community noise ordinances.

Which generator type and fuel are best for Poland’s climate?
Petrol inverters are great for occasional outages and portability. Diesel gensets are better for long winter outages, as they’re more efficient and rugged. LPG dual-fuel can also be a flexible option in rural areas.

What are the typical warranties for generators in Poland?
Portable petrol units: usually 1–2 years limited consumer warranty. Diesel standby sets: commonly 12–24 months or hour-based coverage, especially when installed by authorised dealers. Always confirm warranty terms in writing.