Solutions for the site and the scene
Two places where the lighting decision is made on the ground: a night shift on a construction site, and an incident scene after dark.
A light is easy to compare on a specification sheet and hard to place on the ground. The questions that decide the order are about the job: what is being lit and how it moves, what can be powered, where the mast stands, and who carries the unit to the next position. Each page below works through those in the order a site or a crew asks them, then points at the builds that answer them.
Where the work moves, how much light the boundary will take, the power on site and who stands the mast up.
Read the solution →Emergency responseEmergency response lightingThe first light on scene, the hours after it, and the vehicle bay that decides which unit gets carried.
Read the solution →What a solution page settles
The three things that decide the order, in the order they are asked.
- The ground first. What is being lit, how big it is and how often the position moves.
- The power second. Mains, generator or a station that has to be charged between shifts.
- The handling after that. One person or two, one object or three, and where it is stored.
- Written for
- The person who plans the shift or loads the vehicle
- Not written for
- A lumen comparison between two heads
- Then what
- A setup, a sheet and the wind rating
Send the site plan or the appliance bay.
Zones, shift length and the power available is enough to quote a setup per position.