CUBE+ Hyper Lighting Tower

Description

CUBE SERIES – Lighting Towers

Compact footprint. 360 degree coverage.

The CUBE+ Hyper lighting tower puts four 320 Watt Hyper LED floodlights on a compact site frame, giving 184,000 lumens. Omnia LED technology lets the floodlights be redirected omnidirectionally for full 360 degree coverage, and anti-glare shells are available where spill light needs controlling.

A two cylinder Yanmar 2TNV-70 drives a 5 kVA alternator and returns up to 243 hours from the 170 litre tank, with an average sound pressure level of 59 dB(A) at 7 metres. The tank sits in a 110 percent liquid containment bund.

The mast lifts hydraulically and rotates through 340 degrees. The compact site frame is designed to be moved by forklift or crane rather than towed, which suits confined sites, shutdowns and multi-unit transport where a road trailer would waste space. Control is through a DSE digital controller, with a darkness sensor and digital timer for unattended running.

Suited to construction, special events, infrastructure projects, planned maintenance shutdowns and equipment rental fleets.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does Omnia LED 360 degree coverage actually mean?

The four floodlights can be redirected independently rather than being fixed to face one way, so light can be thrown all around the tower instead of in a single arc. That suits a compact site where the tower sits in the middle of the work rather than at the edge of it.

Can it be towed?

No. The CUBE+ Hyper is built on a compact site frame designed to be lifted by forklift or crane, not on a road trailer. If you need a road towable unit, look at the GLT series instead.

What is the difference between the CUBE+ Hyper and the CUBE DC Hyper?

The CUBE+ Hyper runs a 5 kVA mains voltage alternator with a Yanmar engine and produces 184,000 lumens over 243 hours. The CUBE DC Hyper runs a 48V DC alternator with a Kubota engine, produces 180,000 lumens over 215 hours, and is rated to 110 km/h wind. Ask us which suits your site.