Description
- Perfect for applications where there is no electricity such as sports fields, construction sites and emergency lighting.
- Onboard generator.
- Lowest total cost of ownership for a light tower – no service interval.
- Compact footprint allows easy transportation.
- Instant-on LED lights.
- Power from 95V-295V utility power source, generator or another light tower.
- Hand cranked mast extends up to 20ft.
- Collapses for easy storage.
- Stabilizing outriggers withstand wind gusts up to 50MPH
Features
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Knowledge Base
What are Mobile LED light towers?
Mobile LED light towers are mobile, self-contained lighting systems with an LED light fixture mounted on an adjustable mast, often powered by an integrated generator or an external electrical source. They provide temporary, temporary, powerful illumination for areas without permanent lighting, such as construction sites, mines, and event venues. These units are designed to be easily transported, set up, and moved to various locations to ensure optimal visibility and safety where grid power is unavailable or costly.
How to choose a mobile light tower
- What power source is best? The best power source depends on your specific needs.
- Gas: Best for remote locations without access to power. They have long runtimes but are louder, have emissions, and require more frequent maintenance like refueling.
- Electric: Quieter and more eco-friendly. They are ideal for areas with an existing power supply and may have a smaller footprint. Some models can be daisy-chained to power multiple towers from a single generator.
- Solar/Battery: Quiet, zero-emission, and have low operating costs. Their runtime can be limited by battery capacity and sunlight, though they are often paired with plug-in charging.
- Hybrid: Combine gas and battery power for greater flexibility, reduced fuel consumption, and extended runtime.
- What area needs to be illuminated? Consider the size of the space and the required brightness. A large area may require a tower with higher wattage and lumens, or multiple units, while smaller spaces can use lower-powered or LED options.
- What type of lighting is best (LED vs. metal halide)? LED lights are energy-efficient, durable, and last longer than traditional metal halide bulbs. Metal halide lamps can shine brighter over larger distances, though.
- What mast height and rotation are needed? Different projects require different heights and angles for optimal illumination. A telescopic or rotating mast provides greater coverage and reduces shadows.
- How important is portability? If you need to move the tower frequently or across rough terrain, look for lightweight, towable models with rugged wheels.
Uses and benefits of mobile light towers
- What are the most common uses? Light towers provide temporary lighting for a variety of applications:
- Construction: Allows for work to continue safely at night or in low-light conditions.
- Events: Illuminates large outdoor venues like concerts, festivals, and sporting events.
- Emergency response: Provides vital lighting for police, fire departments, and search-and-rescue teams at accident scenes or disaster sites.
- Mining and oil/gas: Offers temporary lighting in remote locations with limited power access.
- What are the key benefits? The main advantages are portability, versatility, and self-contained power generation, which allow for bright, temporary lighting anywhere it’s needed.
Renting vs. buying mobile light towers
- When is it better to rent? Renting is ideal if you have infrequent or short-term needs. It offers:
- Lower costs: Avoids a large upfront investment.
- Flexibility: Allows you to choose the best equipment for each specific project.
- Latest technology: Provides access to newer, more efficient models.
- No maintenance responsibility: Rental companies handle all repairs and upkeep.
- No storage costs: You return the unit when you’re done.
- When is it better to buy? Purchasing makes sense if you have frequent, long-term, or ongoing lighting needs.
- Consistent access: Ensures the equipment is always available for your projects.
- Familiarity: Your team will be fully trained and comfortable with the equipment.
- Long-term value: The tower will eventually pay for itself.
Safety and maintenance for light towers
- How should a light tower be set up safely? Always ensure the ground is level and stable. Deploy all outriggers or support legs for maximum stability. Before raising the mast, check for overhead power lines or other obstructions. Never operate a tower in extremely high winds or storms.
- What are the maintenance requirements? Maintenance is critical for reliable performance and depends on the power source.
- Gas units require regular fluid checks (oil, fuel, coolant), filter replacements, and engine inspections.
- All units need inspections of cables, lights, and the mast.
- What should be done before towing a light tower? Before moving, ensure the mast is fully lowered and secured. Lock all moving parts, including outriggers. Check that the hitch and trailer components are in good condition. Follow safe towing speeds.
