EXECUTIVE HIRE SHOW PREVIEW continued
Broad range from EuroGate In control with Securi-Cabin
Securi-Cabin UK will demonstrate the Green X hybrid power system for its mobile and static welfare units. When an appliance such as the integrated kettle or microwave is switched on, the system tells the diesel generator to start, and then to turn off when the item is no longer in use.
It manages the power load by prioritising electrical appliances, switching off non- essential resources, and then back on when safe to do so, to prevent overloading of the generator. The system also monitors the condition of the batteries and will start the generator to charge them as necessary. The cabins, such as the Eco 7 and Eco 13, can be fitted with low-energy, passive infra-red LED lights.
EuroGate International, which specialises in obtaining CE-approval for products targeted at European markets, says it currently has four American partners and one in the UK, offering a wide range of construction industry products. Hirers visiting the stand can find
out more about the post hole borers from Rhino Tool, the carpet strippers, breakers and ventilation blowers from General Equipment, and drain cleaning machines from Electric Eel. Also on display will be the range of products from TireSocks, which can be fitted quickly to the wheels of powered access equipment to prevent them from marking floor surfaces.
Tough Billy Goats from Henton & Chattell
Henton & Chattell will display models from the Billy Goat equipment range, such as leaf vacuums, blowers, brush cutters, debris loaders, aerators and scarifiers, including units in the new ‘Plugr’ line-up.
Also on the stand will be a new range of power
products from Briggs & Stratton. These include four generators, comprising petrol and electric models, and the Elite and Sprint series of pressure washers designed to meet a broad range of domestic applications.
SEE US ON STAND: EuroGate X17
Henton & Chattell TT11
Securi-Cabin C175
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