SEE US ON STAND B112
In touch with inspHire
inspHire will demonstrate the latest enhancements to its hire management software. The BI Dashboards function is designed to give users key business information in
a simple graphical format, streamlining different operations within a company, while inspHire Mobile provides operators with the ability to access important, up-to-the-minute data while out on site, and to execute changes on the move. Throughout the two days, inspHire will be running customer workshops and offering a Show-only deal on its Express software to visitors.
TowerLight’s triplets
The main focus of TowerLight UK’s stand will be its Green 3 trio of environmentally friendly lighting products, each designed to combine energy saving properties with extended fuel conservation and low noise. The VT-Hybrid has a battery/diesel system with auto-charging, to allow the set to run on 90% battery power and 10% fuel. TowerLight says the machine consumes just 0.25 litres of diesel per hour, resulting in reduced carbon emissions compared against a traditional lighting tower.
SEE US ON STAND A55
The trio also includes the VB9, which incorporates a 170-litre fuel tank delivering a claimed running time, between refuelling, of 340 hours. This means that, in many cases, operators need only refill the machines monthly instead of weekly. The third machine is the LinkTower, which is powered from the mains or by a generator, and remains silent during operation. Also on the stand will be the Wash Rack cleaning products range.
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