Light Towers Specs and Charts

Working at night is no problem if you’ve got light towers on the site. This piece of mobile equipment consists of a tall mast and several high-intensity lamps. While often powered by a diesel engine generator, they also can be powered by batteries, solar power or hydrogen power. Light towers often can be found on nighttime road projects. In addition to construction projects, light towers also can be used anywhere strong, temporary lighting is needed, including emergency services, demolition jobs, and motion picture production. Portable light towers also have been used in rescue operations, and in 2016 more than 35 Doosan Portable Power light towers were used at a University of Tennessee/Virginia Tech football game and Honda Ridgeline Presents Bristol's Tailgate Party for parking lots, campgrounds, sidewalks, entrances and exits, as well as areas of heavy traffic.

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