Buying a Generator in Estonia

Need backup power in Estonia? Here’s a simple guide to voltages, trusted brands, popular models, and where to shop—plus must-have add-ons like an inverter generator or a transfer switch kit for safe home use.

Single-Phase Voltage: 230 V / Three-Phase Voltage: 400 V / Frequency (Hertz): 50 Hz / # of Wires: 3 or 4 / Plug Type(s): Type C, F

What are you looking for?

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

Generator Brands for Sale in Estonia

Estonia’s market has a mix of EU-certified portable inverters, heavy-duty diesel units, and standby systems from global manufacturers.

• Honda: Reliable portable and inverter generators with quiet operation; good for camping and home backup. Prices ~€1,000–€3,500. Browse Honda inverter options.
• Yamaha: Known for quiet inverter series and robust runtime; ~€900–€2,800. See Yamaha EF series.
• Kipor: Budget-friendly inverters and open-frame petrol gensets; widely used in the Baltics. ~€500–€1,500.
• Kubota: Durable low-RPM diesel gensets (GL series) for longer outages. Price on request (~6–20 kVA common).
• Cummins: Standby and prime diesel sets for homes and SMEs. Typically quote-based, starting from ~€4,000+.
• Kohler: Premium standby systems with smart controllers and ATS. Price on request.
• Pramac: EU-based brand with petrol and diesel ranges from portable to industrial. Price varies by model.

Best Generator Models in Estonia

The “best” choice depends on whether you want something portable for a flat, rugged for a farm, or standby-ready for a business.

• Honda EU22i / EU30is (inverter): Ultra-quiet and clean power; ~1.8–3.0 kW. ~€1,200–€3,000.
• Yamaha EF2200iS / EF3000iSE: Compact, quiet, ~2.2–3.0 kW. ~€1,000–€2,800.
• Pramac PX8000: Rugged petrol genset, ~7.2 kW; suitable for worksite or rural backup. ~€1,200–€1,600.
• Kubota GL6000 / GL7000: Diesel-powered, low-noise, long runtime; ~6–7 kVA. Quote-based.
• Cummins C30–C60: Heavy-duty standby diesel gensets, 30–60 kVA. Quote-based.
• Kohler 20–45 kVA: Premium standby units with ATS integration. Quote-based.

Where to Buy Generators in Estonia

Choose authorised distributors and shops for warranty, commissioning, and parts. Local retailers often stock EU-certified brands, while accessories like ATS kits, covers, and CO alarms are easy online buys.

Konesko AS

• Pärnu mnt 160, 11317 Tallinn, Estonia
• Contact: info@konesko.ee · +372 650 4300
• Hours: Mon–Fri 9:00–17:00

Stokker AS

• Tartu mnt 87D, 10112 Tallinn, Estonia
• Contact: info@stokker.com · +372 650 4050
• Hours: Mon–Fri 9:00–18:00

Hansa Power Solutions

• Peterburi tee 47C, 11415 Tallinn, Estonia
• Contact: sales@hansapower.ee · +372 600 1500
• Hours: Mon–Fri 9:00–17:00

Bauhof Estonia

• Pärnu mnt 238, 11624 Tallinn, Estonia (multiple outlets nationwide)
• Contact: klienditugi@bauhof.ee · +372 650 6000
• Hours: Mon–Sun 9:00–20:00

Kärcher Center ESTO

• Mustamäe tee 44, 10621 Tallinn, Estonia
• Contact: info@karcher.ee · +372 650 7744
• Hours: Mon–Fri 9:00–18:00, Sat 10:00–15:00

Tooltech OÜ

• Laki 11, 12915 Tallinn, Estonia
• Contact: info@tooltech.ee · +372 5555 1234
• Hours: Mon–Fri 8:00–17:00

Baltem AS

• Mustamäe tee 6B, 10621 Tallinn, Estonia
• Contact: sales@baltem.ee · +372 650 9400
• Hours: Mon–Fri 9:00–17:00

Oomipood Electronics

• Tondi 92, 11316 Tallinn, Estonia
• Contact: info@oomipood.ee · +372 667 3535
• Hours: Mon–Fri 9:00–18:00, Sat 10:00–15:00

Estonia Generator Buying Guide and Tips

• Match size to needs: Add up essential appliances (fridge, lights, heating pumps, router). Flats usually need ~2–3 kW, homes/rural properties may require 5–10+ kW, farms/workshops often 15–30+ kVA diesel sets.
• Noise rules: Residential areas may restrict loud units. Inverter generators run 50–60 dB @ 7 m, while open-frame petrol can be 70–85 dB. Enclosed diesels are quieter.
• Fuel choice: Petrol inverters for short outages; diesel for efficiency, long runtime, and better cold-weather performance. LPG/dual-fuel sets are increasingly available.
• Installation safety: Use a licensed electrician. Install ATS/changeover—never backfeed the grid. Protect circuits with proper RCDs.
• Protect electronics: Opt for pure-sine inverter units or AVR-equipped gensets, plus a surge protector.
• Maintenance: First oil change at early hours, then follow manual intervals. Stock spare plugs, filters, and fuel stabilizer. Test-run monthly.
• Cold climate care: Estonia’s winters can be harsh—use proper oils, keep batteries charged, and consider battery maintainers.

Buying Generator in Estonia FAQs

How much does generator installation usually cost in Estonia?
For portable units with manual switchovers, expect €300–€700 for electrician labor/materials. Standby diesel/petrol systems with ATS and cabling may cost €2,000–€6,000+ (excluding generator).

How noisy can a generator be in Estonia?
Modern inverters are ~50–60 dB @ 7 m. Open-frame petrol units 70–85 dB. Enclosed diesel standby sets ~65–75 dB. Check local building codes or HOA restrictions.

Which generator type and fuel are best for Estonia’s climate?
Petrol inverters are fine for quick outages, but diesel sets are preferred for longer use thanks to fuel efficiency and cold-weather durability. LPG/dual-fuel can be useful for flexible storage.

What are the typical warranties for generators in Estonia?
Portable petrol units: usually 1–2 years limited warranty. Diesel standby gensets: 12–24 months or hour-based coverage when installed by an authorised dealer. Always confirm written warranty terms.