Lighting tower hire in Lillehammer

All the towers have a safety catch: if the wire breaks while the mast is up, the lighting rig stops before it hits anyone on the ground. The X-Chain lights up around 2,400 m² and weighs 300 kg. The SKY tower stands on three wheels and can be moved by hand or with a forklift. Both connect to an ordinary 16 A socket.

Useful before you hire

• Minimum rental is one day. Weekend rental runs from Friday 15:00 to Monday 08:00, at a discounted price.
• Insurance and return inspection are charged in addition to the rental — see rental prices.
• Collect it yourself or have it delivered. We deliver throughout Norway — see transport.
• Instruction is included on collection and delivery. See also the rental terms.

How many towers do you need?

One X-Chain tower lights up around 2,400 m². That is roughly an area of 50 × 50 metres. For a typical site compound, a site road in the dark season or a car park at an event, one or two are often enough.

To light up a larger area, position the towers so the light overlaps. Containers, cabins and machines cast dark shadows behind them, so think about where people walk and where vehicles drive, not just the number of square metres.

Power: ordinary 230 V

The towers run on 230 V and connect to an ordinary 16 A socket. Each tower has four LED lamps, and the model name tells you the output per lamp: 4 × 150, 4 × 160 or 4 × 230 W.

If the tower is far from a power outlet, it can run on a generator. Tell us how many towers will be on the same circuit or the same generator, and we'll check that it can cope. See also what size generator you need.

SKY or X-Chain?

The SKY tower stands on three wheels and can be pushed by hand or moved with a forklift. It suits jobs where the light needs to follow the work, for example along a trench or from one end of the building to the other.

The X-Chain weighs 300 kg. It is moved with a forklift, so it is best suited where it will stay in the same place for a while, such as at the site entrance or over a loading area.

Before you raise the mast

The mast is 7 metres high when raised. Place it on level, firm ground, and check for overhead cables and trees before you raise it. The lighting rig goes up and down on a wire rope, and all the towers have a safety catch that stops the rig if the wire breaks.

Collect it yourself, or have the tower delivered with our own transport along with the rest of the site setup.