Steve Vick International announced Executive Hire Show debut with Renset
From our archive: in February 2026 Constructionshows reported that Steve Vick International would bring the Renset power station to the Executive Hire Show in Coventry.
On 3 February 2026, the trade site Constructionshows published a press release from the Executive Hire Show. It said that Steve Vick International would make its debut at the event with the Renset power station. You can read the original article on Constructionshows. We are adding it to our news archive.
What the article reported
The article described Renset as a portable electric power station aimed at hire, utility and construction sites, offering a way to work without diesel. It said the unit was built for applications that need reliable, continuous power, from handheld tools and welfare units to site cabins and specialist equipment.
According to the article, the system has a rated output of 5 kW and a peak of up to 10 kW. It also reported the following:
- Two swappable battery modules can be changed without interrupting the load, so capacity can be extended in seconds rather than hours.
- The unit comes in 110V and 230V configurations and runs at 50/60 Hz.
- Noise in operation was given as below 30 dB, which the article said suits urban, indoor and enclosed locations.
- The article described a patent-pending double-walled design that protects the electronics from weather.
- The unit produces zero CO₂ and NOx at the point of use.
The article presented these features as a practical route for hire companies and contractors to cut fuel use and respond to demand for lower-emission equipment. The figures above are as reported by Constructionshows. Renset's own published specifications are on the PS5000 product page.
The organiser's view
Chris Moore, Publishing and Event Director of the Executive Hire Show, said visitors come to see new products that are "genuine, practical alternatives to traditional site equipment". He linked the launch to growing demand in the hire sector for cleaner, quieter and more flexible power.
Event details
The article said the show would run on Wednesday 11 and Thursday 12 February 2026 at the Coventry Building Society Arena. Entry was free for hire professionals, and registration was open at the time of publication.
Context
Hire companies are often the first to see how quickly customers move away from fuel-powered kit. A product that can keep a load running while its batteries are swapped speaks directly to the uptime concerns the article raised.
Read the full story on Constructionshows.
