Explosion Proof Solar Panel LED 5-Stage Light Tower for Outdoor Lighting

Larson Electronics has released it specifically for use in remote work areas, construction sites, military bases and other industrial lighting requirements  

Explosion Proof Solar Panel LED 5-Stage Light Tower

 Larson Electronics, a Texas-based manufacturer of industrial lighting equipment and accessories, has introduced an explosion proof 5-stage solar LED light tower that deploys 400 watts of intense LED illumination to heights up to 30 feet.

The company claims that this solar light tower can run for up to 30 hours on a single charge and features an explosion proof on/off switch to override the photocell.

It is said to be suitable for use in remote work areas, construction sites, military bases and any other places where outdoor lighting is needed.

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The HAL-SPLT-0.76K-500AH-LM30-4X100RD2-DNS explosion proof solar LED light tower features four LED fixtures mounted on top of the 30-foot telescoping light mast and includes four C1D2 solar panels with a 1,000aH capacity battery bank.

The solar powered light comes equipped with two Morningstar Class I, Division 2 charge controllers that automatically kill the system when the battery power gets too low, acting as a protection mechanism.

In addition, it has a 0.76 kW solar generator system to recharge the batteries.

The telescoping steel light mast features five stages that can be extended to 30 feet capable of withstanding winds up to 65 MPH and collapsed to 13.5 feet capable of withstanding winds up to 125 MPH. The tower is made of square steel tubing and features a 1,000 lbs. rated hand winch with 3/16” galvanized steel cable.

The solar light tower is mounted on a 10-foot by 7-foot single axel trailer via six 1/2” anchor bolts. This two-wheel trailer is equipped with 3,500 lbs. axel and leaf springs with 15” trailer tires.

Larson Electronics is known for offering an extensive range of industry-grade lighting and power distribution products for manufacturing, construction, food processing, oil and gas, military, marine and automobile sectors.

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