CUBE Pro Hyper Lighting Tower

Description

CUBE SERIES – Lighting Towers

One machine, three power systems.

The CUBE Pro Hyper lighting tower carries four 240 Watt Generac Hyper LED floodlights on brackets that point them in any direction, giving 139,200 lumens across 3,100 m² at one lux. Light power is adjustable from 25 to 100 percent through a dimmer, so output can be traded against run time to suit the job.

A power system switch selects how it runs. On battery alone the tower is silent and produces no emissions, for up to 19 hours and 46 minutes. In hybrid mode the AGM pack carries the load and the two cylinder Kubota Z482 starts only to recharge, giving as much as 785 hours of uninterrupted lighting from the 160 litre tank. In generator mode it runs continuously for up to 275 hours. Sound pressure is between 0 and 58 dB(A) at 7 metres.

A darkness sensor and digital timer are fitted as standard, so the tower can be left to run to a schedule without anyone attending it. The floodlights can take optional anti-glare shells for a softer light on roadworks, airports and anywhere light pollution has to be kept down.

The mast lifts hydraulically to 8.1 metres and rotates through 340 degrees, with 110 km/h wind resistance. The bolted structure resists rust, wear and weather, and antitheft stabilisers secure the unit on site. Four lockable side doors and a lockable top door give access to the control panel and powering system.

Built on the compact CUBE site frame with forklift pockets on all four sides and a lifting hook on top, so it can be repositioned in tight spaces. The squared shape loads 22 units on a 13 metre truck or 18 in a 40 foot container, which matters for rental fleets moving numbers of them.

Suited to construction, road works, events, mining support, emergency works and rental fleets.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between the three power systems?

You select them on the power system switch. Battery runs the lights from the AGM pack with the engine off, silent and emission free, for up to 19 hours and 46 minutes. Hybrid lets the battery carry the load and starts the engine only to recharge, giving up to 785 hours between refuels. Generator runs the engine continuously like a conventional tower, up to 275 hours. All three figures are at the 25 percent dimmer setting.

How does the CUBE Pro Hyper differ from the V20 PRO Hyper AGM?

They share the same lighting package and the same Kubota Z482 engine, so both give 139,200 lumens over 3,100 m². The difference is the frame and the tank. The CUBE Pro Hyper sits on a compact site frame for forklift and crane handling and carries 160 litres, giving up to 785 hours in hybrid mode. The V20 PRO Hyper AGM is on a road trailer with a 100 litre tank, giving up to 471 hours.

Can it be towed?

No. The CUBE Pro Hyper is built on a compact site frame designed to be lifted by forklift or crane. If you need a road towable hybrid, look at the V20 PRO Hyper AGM or the GLT4-A Hybrid Solar.