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Ho Ho Ho! If your street is anything like mine you will be getting ready for the assault on the eyes with the myriad of coloured Christmas lights and inflatable Santa displays adorning house frontages...

It seems that due to lack of festivities in covid times we are still making up for it in 2022… and early! I am sure by now the lofts have been searched through and garages have been opened to find the all-important sacred Christmas decoration storage boxes, most of us will be re-using those family-tradition festive, sparkly and glittery decorations to add to our tree.

Throughout winter, the darker nights and shorter days increases your need for lighting towers. They are everywhere – lighting up your events, roadworks and car parks. The winter weather can be unpredictable, so there are a few things to consider when using your units.

During the winter, when it gets cold the X-WASH Water Recycling System does need a little more TLC to ensure it is all running efficiently through this season. We’ve written five checks for you to be prepared and be ready for when the cold really hits!

OK, firstly a question. Raise your hands if you have heard of the Beaufort Wind Scale, or to give it its full title, the Beaufort Wind Force Scale? Hmmm……. impressive…… that’s quite a few of you! Let's have a reminder :

The Beaufort Wind Force Scale is an empirical measure that relates wind speed to observed conditions at sea or on land. The scale was devised in 1805 by the Irish hydrographer Francis Beaufort (later Rear Admiral Sir Francis Beaufort), a Royal Navy officer, while serving on HMS Woolwich.

The addition of our X-WASH Water Recycling Interceptor System

There are many reasons why switching to solar powered lighting towers makes sense, although the option may not yet be ideal for everyone. In this blog, we outline the considerations to make before choosing to invest.

Improvements in solar technology have focused on two areas: efficiency and cost. To boost
efficiency while reducing costs, innovators have been exploring new materials, new
applications for existing materials, and combining multiple materials to increase their
effectiveness. 

The dark days of winter are nearly upon us once again and as we start to look forward to an empty yard as the lighter evenings of summer fade away, you will probably be finding that your yard is becoming busier with getting equipment & lighting towers out and ready to go to sites to prepare for a very busy winter. Here below are just a few things to look at before your tower goes out.