MARKET REPORT HEATING & LIGHTING continued
Complete solution from Arcotherm
Following on from the redevelopment of its Jumbo indirect heater line-up, Arcotherm has introduced the new Scudo 235T for use at construction sites, remediation projects or for large temporary structure heating. It offers an output of 227kW, produces an airflow of 20,000m³ per hour and is said to operate at 96.5% thermal efficiency. Business Manager, Kirsty Birch, said, “The Scudo 235T incorporates
the usual characteristics such as a centrally-located lifting point and forklift pockets, but also has electronic thermostat regulation, an hour display, and a four-position switch that enables the user to choose between heat, ventilation, and heating with continuous ventilation.” Arcotherm has also been busy developing a new range of
road-tow heaters, first glimpsed at Plantworx (see EHN, July/August). The line-up comprises three models, the RTH50, RTH100 and RTH140, and each is designed to be a self-contained heating solution housing a heater, a generator, a 407-litre bunded fuel tank, and two 360° LED lights. The unit also has a Deep Sea controller which monitors all aspects of performance, including power output, hours used and fuel levels.
Arcotherm Director
Andy Gilman, said, “The RTH range was born from the frustrations experienced when using large oil-fired heating units in conjunction with generators and bunded fuel tanks. It is not uncommon for the end-user to try and run as much equipment as possible from the generator supplying the heater, which results in a voltage drop to the unit. RTH models range have a generator with no auxiliary power take-off and, subsequently, the heater is fed a quality power supply.” Both the Scudo 235T and the RTH50 will be exhibited at the
Showman’s Show this month. 01773 836999
www.arcotherm.co.uk www.roadtowheaters.co.uk Morris launches compact light
Morris Site Machinery has launched the SMC TL60 Trolley Light, a compact machine with four 300W LED lights that are said to provide an output of 130,000 lumens. It is available as a standalone unit or with a 2.1kVA diesel generator. There are also options to operate from the mains, 110V sockets or in a linked configuration. Incorporating retractable handles to facilitate transport and
GAP expands Trime fleet
As part of its Green Action Plan to incorporate environmentally-friendly equipment in its fleet, GAP has ordered a further 60 X-Eco lighting towers from Trime (UK). The X-Eco LED 6 model incorporates six LED lamps, incorporates
automatic start/stop operation and is claimed to use less than a third of the fuel required to run a standard lighting tower, typically producing 888kg less carbon dioxide per month. Ken Stewart, GAP’s Head of Procurement, said, “The sustainable
elements of the X-ECO are very apparent. Equally as important is the favourable reception we get from our customers when we supply them with these units. We are seeing an increasing number of contractors specifying the X-Eco when they are planning their site layouts.” The hirer now has nearly 500 X-ECO machines in its fleet.
01480 220500
www.trimeuk.com 30
storage, the light offers 355° mast rotation, manual winch, two wind-down stabilisers and one drop-down stabiliser for indoor and outdoor use. Weighing 325kg with a generator, the machine can be transported on a vehicle with a 500kg tail lift. Morris says
that it will also launch what it describes as a next-generation lamp head at the Showman’s Show this month.
0345 409 0280
www.morrismachinery.co.uk
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