Mobile emergency lighting units, which can be rapidly assembled and brought into action by one man, have been annuonced by a British company. Here one lighting unit is in use ,with its telescopic tower up, another is parked beside it on its trailer. The units can be towed by a car, and can be tilted with different arrays of lights for different purposes. They are already in use at oil company installations both in Scotland and in the Middle East.
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Press, 20 December 1978, Page 18
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80Mobile emergency lighting units, which can be rapidly assembled and brought into action by one man, have been annuonced by a British company. Here one lighting unit is in use ,with its telescopic tower up, another is parked beside it on its trailer. The units can be towed by a car, and can be tilted with different arrays of lights for different purposes. They are already in use at oil company installations both in Scotland and in the Middle East. Press, 20 December 1978, Page 18
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