by rob | Aug 13, 2026 | Event Power Guides
Treat every temporary cable run as part of the site safety plan: design the routes before anything else is placed, protect cables against foot and vehicle traffic, and appoint a named competent person to oversee installation and handover. Do those three things and you...
by rob | Aug 12, 2026 | Event Power Guides
Most garden-party disasters are avoidable. The top setup mistakes are poor planning and guest-count guesswork, unsafe temporary electrics, ill-judged table and buffet layouts, weather and comfort oversights, and neighbour or permissions failures. Fix them quickly with...
by rob | Aug 11, 2026 | Event Power Guides
Stage power distribution is the process of taking an incoming electrical supply, whether from venue mains or a temporary generator, and breaking it down into protected, labelled circuits that safely deliver power to lighting rigs, sound systems, stage effects and...
by rob | Aug 10, 2026 | Event Power Guides
Five HSE-aligned venue distribution setups cover the most common event types planners encounter in the UK: Small meeting/networking (up to 20 A single-phase mains): One consumer-unit sub-board, BS 1363 13 A sockets, a 30 mA RCD protecting all portable equipment...
by rob | Aug 9, 2026 | Event Power Guides
For most UK events, Jakspartypower is the strongest practical alternative to festivalpower.co.uk: it combines a local Sussex fleet, standby engineer support, and integrated hire packages covering generators, distribution boards, and lighting under one contract. If you...
by rob | Aug 8, 2026 | Event Power Guides
For most UK event organisers, the best alternatives to Progen Power Ltd fall into three categories: national fleet hirers such as Aggreko and Sunbelt Rentals, regional specialists like Speedy Hire and HSS Hire, and event-focused companies such as Jakspartypower. For a...
