

Light tower SQTLK 6000
Turns night into a productive shift. High-reach LED.
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To light a jobsite at night you need tall-mast light towers, placed so their beams cross and leave no shadows. The NIGHTMASTER 350LED (4 × 350 W LED floodlights, 7 m mast) and the SQTLK 6000 (9 m mast), both with a Kubota D1105 engine, cover everything from the paving front to the laydown yard.
Also called: light tower, lighting tower
Field rules
Size by lux, not by 'looks fine': foot traffic needs ~20 lux, precision work 50+.
Cross your towers: two towers at 45° kill the hard shadows a single tower always leaves.
Outriggers down and mast locked before raising: a tower in wind is a sail.
Homes or a road nearby → aim the floodlights at the work front and downward: blinding a driver is an accident.
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SIMAQ tool
Square meters to light → recommended towers and each model's coverage.
≈ a work front about 22 m in radius. Choose by coverage, not just lamp count.
Light tower NIGHTMASTER 350LED
7 m · 4 × 350 W LED
1 tower
covers ~2,200 m² each
View detailsLED delivers more usable light at far less fuel than halogen — for repeated shifts, the diesel savings cover the difference. Taller mast = more area with fewer shadows. Check runtime on a full tank for the whole shift.
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Job: Light the night shift
FAQ
It depends on the area and the task: foot traffic needs about 20 lux and precision work 50 or more. Enter the square meters in the calculator on this page and it tells you how many towers.
If you want LED light and a mast that rotates 350°, the NIGHTMASTER 350LED (7 m). If you need more height, the SQTLK 6000 goes up to 9 m. Both run on a Kubota D1105 diesel engine.
A single tower always leaves shadows behind machines and people. Set two towers crossing, at 45° to the front, so each one fills the other's shadow.
On firm ground, with the outriggers down and the mast locked before raising it. Don't raise it in strong wind or near power lines.
Yes. It's one of the first things a response team asks for after a storm: without light there's no rescue or safe night work. Have it ready before the rainy season.
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