Atlas Copco helps Dayim to increase sustainability with the sale of 30 HiLight S2+ light towers

Atlas Copco Power and Flow division has sold 30 units of its latest user-friendly solar-powered LED light tower, the HiLight S2+, to Dayim Equipment Rental Co in Saudi Arabia. The innovative S2+ light tower is efficient and delivers high performance, giving workers good visibility while allowing sites to increase sustainability and comply with zero CO2 emission and noise regulations.

When Atlas Copco in the Middle East found out that its customer Dayim Equipment Rental Co. was looking at light towers for its fleet, the company recommended its recently launched model, the HiLight S2+. The latest light tower from Atlas Copco uses solar radiation that collects in its solar panels and battery system as an energy source, providing silent and cleaner operations. Therefore, it is an ideal solution for forward-thinking companies that are keen on total stand-alone sustainable equipment.

To showcase all the features of the HiLight S2+, Atlas Copco Power and Flow organized training sessions with Diyam Equipment Rental Co. “The S2+ light tower is extremely easy to work with and use. It is very autonomous as it comes with a photocell that switches on-off the lights at dawn or dusk. Also, its minimal maintenance is key for us, as the distance between the locations that we operate at is vast. Therefore, being able to reduce operators’ assistance adds value. As a result, we cut downtime and operational costs, achieving a quick return on investment. We have calculations showing us savings of $3,000 on 4,000 hours use, compared to some diesel models in the market,” Andrew Carter, General Manager Middle East & North Africa at Dayim Equipment Rental Co.

“We are also pleased with the design of the HiLight S2+. For us, it is crucial to avoid damages. The fact that the solar panels are inside the canopy for transport and storage purposes in this light tower is a bonus,” explains Carter. “Additionally, we value the S2+ lithium batteries as they offer reliability at the extremely high temperatures we have in our region. During the training that Atlas Copco offered us, we realized that the HiLight S2+ is exceptionally versatile. We can use it for all our projects, from infrastructure, construction, and oil and gas to metropolitan events like the Qiddiya, in Riyadh,” says Imtiyaz Abedi, Operations Director Saudi Arabia & Bahrain at Dayim Equipment Rental Co.

The HiLight S2+ is robust, easy to transport, and comes ready to use. The lights can be easily maneuvered into place, and the solar panel set up is effortless; they are simply pulled out from the canopy, and their position can be adjusted to best align with the sun’s location to achieve maximum solar yield. This light tower is a next-generation lighting system featuring 4x90W LED floodlights which deliver 2,000 m2 of light coverage. Its light bulbs have a lifespan of 50,000 hours on average. The solar-powered LED light from Atlas Copco Power and Flow has been designed with a pop-up canopy for better serviceability.

The lights of the HiLight S2+ have a dimming function to prevent light and energy from being wasted unnecessarily, which further increases autonomy. “We are very pleased to have Dayim’s trust to lead its way to real green solutions that help them to increase its sustainability,” explains Edmerlito Gonzales Regional Business Line Manager – Atlas Copco Power and Flow. “The HiLight S2+ is a clear example of how rental companies can be sustainable and efficient from a cost point of view. There is a perception that greener is more expensive. The S2+ is a clear example that this is not right. The minimal maintenance needs of the S2+ reduce downtime and operational costs. Allowing a quick return on investment while having a reliable light source with hardly any CO2 emissions and noise,” declares Edmerlito Gonzales, Regional Business Line Manager – Atlas Copco Power and Flow – Middle East and Turkey.

Atlas Copco Power and Flow is driven by innovation and is leading the way with green-powered lighting technology to help its customers to achieve their sustainability targets. For more information on the HiLight S2+, visit www.atlascopco.com/solar-light-tower.