Generac Mobile Light Towers
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| MLT6SMD Light Tower | MLT4060MVD Light Tower | PLT240 LINKTower |
Generac Mobile Products featured three new light towers at CONEXPO-CON/AGG: the MLT6SMD light tower, PLT240 LINKTower, and MLT4060MVD light tower.
Each light tower comes equipped with four 240-Watt LED lights backed with a five-year limited warranty. The LED fixtures are highly durable, capable of withstanding extreme weather and construction site conditions.
The MLT6SMD and MLT4060MVD feature a multispeed engine. The ECOSpeed engine enables significantly longer run time than a traditional engine. It runs at low speed when the LED lights are on, conserving fuel, reducing emissions and extending run time up to 580 hr. on one tank of fuel.
The compact design of the PLT240 LINKTower is intended for easy transportation and maneuverability. It is also powerful, boasting the same illumination power as a full-size LED light tower. Powered by a standard 120 V outlet, the LINKTower can be run off any other power source, including another light tower, and can be used indoors because it has no exhaust emissions. Multiple LINKTower units can be connected together to accommodate larger mobile lighting needs.
The MLT6SMD light tower has a deployed mast height of 23 ft. and comes standard with Generac Magnum’s Power ZoneTM Autolight Controller, which includes dusk-to-dawn settings to conserve energy. The MLT4060MVD 6 kW LED light tower has a maximum engine run time of 580 hours, making it ideal for remote locations with limited access for refueling. The unit has also been designed to operate in the most extreme environments, from deserts to the frozen tundra.
“Generac is committed to creating innovative products for the rental market,” said Erik Wilde, executive vice president, Generac Commercial and Industrial Products. “Our selection of rugged and durable LED light towers exhibits our passion for innovation and our commitment to products for our rental customers in a wide range of industries, from quarries and light construction sites to events and concerts.”