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The most advanced winch-operated light tower system on the market, it consists of a heavy-duty trailer, floodlights (4 on the 6600 series, 6 on the 8800 series) and a diesel-driven generator set mounted in an weatherproof enclosure for quiet operation. Operator control and troubleshooting are easier with centralized control panel and total protections to diesel engine. These units have premium features not available on other cable-operated light towers, such as long-life galvanized tower sections and a retractable power cord. All have a reliable Stamford alternator.
Features:
1. A single, hand-operated safety winch raises the three-piece telescoping tower from horizontal to vertical, then extends it to its full 9m height. Tower is 360 degree rotatable for easy aiming of floodlights from ground level and galvanized for long, trouble-free life.
2. Weatherproof enclosure reduces engine noise outside cabinet (as low as 70 dBA at 7 meters). Directed ventilation provides cooler operation.
3. Electrical System includes:
I. Key start control board allows operator to start and stop the engine by key, and monitor engine and generator with the automatic shutdown protections of low oil pressure, high water temperature, etc. and complete electrical system from one easily accessible panel.
II. Individual floodlight circuits.
III. Modular plug-in components with Mil-Spec connectors (ballasts, power cord and floodlights)can be replaced by operator when electrician is not available.
4. Rugged floodlight fixture with lamp-end support and tempered lens. Floodlights can be mounted on crossarm during travel mode.
5. Tilt spring starts tower toward travel position when lowering.
6. Extra heavy-duty trailer frame constructed of structural steel tubing.
7. Long-lasting automotive finish with prime coat and five-steps, corrosion-resistant, iron phosphate pretreatment. All parts painted prior to assembly.
8. 25 gal. (95 Liters) motive fuel tank provides up to 60 hours of operation.
9. Single-point lifting eye and tie-down rings assure safe and balanced lifting and transport. |
