What are the light towers called?

A lighting tower is a mobile, highly integrated emergency or operational lighting device that combines high-intensity illumination, power generation, lifting, and mobility into a single unit.

It features one or multiple high-intensity electric lamps mounted on a mast attached to a trailer, with a generator set providing power to the lamps. Typically, the bulbs are metal halide or LED lamps, and the generator is powered by a diesel engine. Additionally, battery-powered, solar-powered, and hydrogen-powered kits can be utilized. Light towers widely used in scenarios requiring large-scale, high-brightness temporary lighting, such as nighttime construction, mining operations, accident rescue, large-scale events, ports and terminals, and emergency disaster response.

Its core design principles are: self-sufficiency, rapid deployment, wide coverage, and stable reliability.