Product Information
The Mobile Solar Lighting Tower is a great alternative to diesel lighting towers, providing the same luminaries without the need of ongoing cost for refuelling and system management. The tower is an environmentally sound lighting solution – with the additional benefits of no fumes or noise.
It is easily moved as required for site locations via a forklift or crane and can be assembled within 10 minutes. The tilting pole is galvanised steel conforming to Australian standards (all components and fabrication is Australian made).
The battery banks are leading edge Lithium L10 designed to withstand Australian climate conditions. LED lighting meeting AST/NZ 1158 standards.
Suitable Site Locations
- Construction sites
- Mine sites
- Depots
- Events
- Roadworks
Specifications
| Power Consumption (light) | 60 Watt |
| Power Generation (solar) | 90 Watt, |
| Lifetime | 74,000 hour LED rating Philips Cree |
| Light Output (max) | 60W: 8,400 lumens |
| Colour Temperature | Cool White 4000K – 5700K |
| Light Control | Pre-programmed MPPT controller or Pre-programmed time control |
| Lighting Modes | Smart drive motion sensor or pre-programmed time-based mode for constant output mode with lighting time function. |
| Beam Pattern | IES Type III |
| Battery Rating | 27Ah 42Ah (all 12.8V+) |
| Battery Chemistry | Lithium-ion Phosphate LiFePO4 (L10) |
| Battery Runtime | Up to 38 hours in dim mode via sensor drive operation |
| Recharge Time | 5-6 hours in daytime |
| Protection | IP66 rated, IK10 impact protection |
| Operating Temperatures | -20°C to +60°C |
| Dimensions | 60W: 1158 mm x 405 mm x 56 mm |
| Mobile Tower Height | Can be customised / 4.5 – 6.5H |
| Material | Die-cast aviation grade aluminium body, monocrystalline silicon solar cells with PC Lens / galvanised pole structure with forklift base and fork openings each side x 2. |
| Warranty | 5 year fitting, |
| Product Identifiers | Commercial sensor drive, Philips CREE LED, CRI>75, Type III lens, L10 Lithium Phosphate, Sensor Drive or time control operation. |
