MARKET REPORT HEATING & LIGHTING
Latest products Tough performer from BPT
BPT (Birchwood Price Tools) has upgraded its Defender LED6000S portable floodlight. It delivers 5,000 lumens of light from more than 100 Samsung LED, and is has a new design of heat sink to give greater efficiency. The unit has a shatterproof frosted lens for glare
reduction and operates on a standard 110V power supply. The light has an ABS body to absorb knocks on site and it has been drop-
tested to withstand falls from 2.5m. With a low power consumption of 42W, it is said to be more than 95% more efficient than a 400W halogen bulb. Models available include single head, twin head, tripod, scaffold and magnetic mounting options.
0115 938 9000
www.birchwoodpricetools.com Go electric with Atlas Copco
Atlas Copco has expanded its HiLight range of lighting towers with the launch of three LED models. The P2+, V2+ and V3+ can be powered directly from an auxiliary power source, the grid or a portable generator. The P2+ floodlight provides 360° coverage across a 2,000m2
area.
The heads give an output of 320W and are housed within a weatherproof polyethylene housing. The manually elevated vertical mast provides a maximum operating height of 5.5m. Designed for use in roadworks and
construction site applications, the V2+ and V3+ are mounted on a four-wheel trailer. Both models have a heavy-duty steel frame and are protected by polyethylene bumpers designed to the same standards as the manufacturer’s HardHat canopy. The V2+ has a 320W LED light source, while the V3+ is equipped with four 120W LED lamps with specially designed directional glass optics, and is capable of illuminating an area of up to 3,000m2
.
01442 222350
www.atlascopco.co.uk
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TCP harnesses hydrogen power
The latest in the hydrogen-powered range of products from TCP (Taylor Construction Products) is the Ecolite-TH200 lighting tower, which offers silent and emission- free operation. It uses a Hymera fuel cell from BOC, and the manufacturer says the machine enables contractors to comply with Section 61 of the Control of Noise Pollution Act. The machine holds four hydrogen cylinders in its glass
fibre body and is said to provide an autonomous running time of up to 120 hours. Its four low-energy LED lamps have been designed to produce a more diffused light without glare or shadows. The lenses are available in different patterns to suit a variety of applications and a dusk-to-dawn switching system provides automatic operation.
01621 850777
www.tcp.eu.com Stephill’s mini machine
With four 200W LED lamps mounted on a 5.4m mast, Stephill Generators’ new SLT5000 mini lighting tower is claimed to provide over 3200m2
of single-
direction illumination, and over 2800m2 of 360° coverage at 20 lux average. The lamps emit a white light similar to that of daylight. Powered by a Yanmar L70 diesel
engine, the unit has forklift pockets and a central lifting eye. With 4-wheel manoeuvrability, it can be loaded and off-loaded via a vehicle tail lift. Adjustable stabiliser legs and a hand-operated winch are designed for rapid deployment. The machine offers a 4.5kVA, 230V/115V
dual voltage output when operated as a generator and has a Deep Sea control module. An optional programmable timer is available. It has a quoted sound level of 66dBA at 7m and a run time of 52 hours in lighting tower mode.
01933 677911
www.stephill-generators.co.uk
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