A site that pours at night, a deck that needs light before the permanent power is in, a laydown yard that has to be safe to walk at six in the morning in December.
Temporary lighting on a site is usually a rented tower with a diesel engine, a metal halide head and a fuel bill. It is loud, it is bright in one spot and dark everywhere else, and somebody has to fill it.
The PL Series on a mast or a pole runs from site power, a generator or a 24V battery bank, and the HB Series lights an enclosed deck or a hoarded floor. Sealed housings shrug off concrete dust and rain, and the fixtures move to the next site when this one is done.
Active work areas 20 to 30 fc. Formwork and finishing 30 to 50 fc. Guidance only, confirm with a layout.
Yes. Slipfitter and trunnion mounts come off with two bolts, and the fixtures are not tied to the pole.
Any 120 to 480 V generator, or the 24V DC option straight from a battery bank.