A solar light tower for large sites, roadworks and mining, delivering 180,000 lumens with no fuel. Four LED floodlights on a 9 metre hydraulic mast, with full electric aiming, powered by 28.8 kWh of batteries.
Key advantages
• 180,000 lm from four 300 W LED floodlights
• 9 m hydraulic mast with 350° electric aiming
• 19 hours runtime, recharges in 9 hours
• No fuel, no noise, no emissions
• Strong light, 180,000 lm: Four 300 W LED floodlights cover large sites and mining operations with even light.
• Hydraulic mast, electric aiming: Hydraulic lift to 9 m, 350 degree electric rotation and 90 degree tilt for precise aiming.
• No fuel, no noise: Fully solar operation, with no emissions and none of the noise of a diesel generator at night.
• Built for tough conditions: A double-axle chassis and a working range of −35 to +60 °C, suited to mining environments.
Technical specifications
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| LED floodlights | 4 × 300 W |
| Luminous flux | 180.000 lm |
| Rotation | 350°, electric |
| Tilt | 90°, electric |
| Solar panels | 6 × 460 W |
| Panel tilt | from 0° to 25°, hydraulic |
| Charge controller | 60 A MPPT |
| Batteries | GEL / LFP, 12 × 200 Ah (12 V), auto cooling |
| Capacity | 28.800 Wh (80% DoD) |
| System voltage | 48 V DC |
| Autonomy | 19.2 h |
| Charging time | ≈ 9.3 h |
| Mast | 9 sections, 9 m, hydraulic |
| Operating temperature | −35 to +60 °C |
| Dimensions | 4150 × 2250 × 2800 mm |
| Weight | 2000 kg |
| Trailer | EU/US/AU, double axle, electric brake |
| Conformity | CE marking, ISO 9001 |
Frequently asked questions
How much light does it give?
Four 300 W LED floodlights deliver a total of 180,000 lumens, enough for large sites, roadworks and mining operations.
How long does a working night last?
Runtime is around 19 hours, and a full recharge takes roughly 9 hours of solar exposure. The figure depends on the number of floodlights in use.
Can the light be aimed?
Yes. The system has 350 degree electric rotation and 90 degree tilt, so the light can be pointed exactly at the work area.
Does it hold up in tough conditions?
Yes. It is designed for harsh environments, with a double-axle chassis, a 9 m hydraulic mast and a working range of −35 to +60 °C.
Does it use fuel?
No. It runs fully on solar. A backup generator or a wind turbine can be added as an option for extra autonomy.
