PRODUCT NEWS


A leap forward in efficient and reliable lighting solutions with second gen solar light towers


Atlas Copco has launched the second generation of solar light towers, the HiLight MS 4 and MS 5, a groundbreaking development in their commitment to providing the market with efficient, safe, and dependable lighting solutions for operators in a wide range of applications from events to oil and gas, construction, and mining.


In an era where environmental stewardship is not just a corporate responsibility but also a competitive advantage, Atlas Copco's launch of the second-generation solar light towers, the HiLight MS 4 and MS 5, marks a significant stride towards environmentally conscious innovation. These light towers are engineered to meet the stringent demands of modern industry, offering a solution that aligns with the global shift towards more renewable energy solutions. The HiLight MS series not only illuminates work sites with unparalleled efficiency but also significantly reduces the carbon footprint of operations.


“These new models represent a significant evolution from the first generation, with advancements in technology and design that set a new standard in the industry. Also, they are a


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testament to our commitment to innovation and reduction of CO2 emissions. We are excited to offer these cutting-edge on-site lighting solutions to our clients, helping them to meet emission and noise regulation norms while benefiting from the latest


advancements in lighting technology”, explains, Eric Tomin, Atlas Copco Power and Flow - Divisional Product Marketing Manager.


The HiLight MS series is more compact than the first generation of Atlas Copco solar light towers due to the solar panel


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