Salvage Light Towers in New Zealand

Good lighting is essential but often taken for granted. If you’ve ever worked at night on a construction site, for example, then you realise just how important it is to have a bright and consistent light source. Light towers provide that using electrical lamps attached to a mast, which is often extendable and retractable so they can illuminate more space while remaining easy to transport.

Light towers are commonly found on construction sites, especially where roadwork is being done at night in lower traffic conditions. But they’re also useful in any other settings that require additional, temporary lighting.

Generac Magnum is one prominent manufacturer of light towers, specializing in LED, metal halide, and zero emission towers. The PLT240 LINKTower is an example of a zero emission light tower because it runs on a traditional 120-volt power source and essentially has an unlimited maximum run time. And then there are light towers such as the MLT4080, which runs on diesel and has a max run time of up to 43 hours.

Allmand Bros., Ingersoll-Rand, Terex, and Wacker Neuson are also manufacturers you’ll commonly encounter in the light tower market.