Towable Light Plants

Wanco WLT — 6kW Metal-Halide Light Tower

The Wanco WLT 6kW metal-halide configuration preserves the four-lamp, high-output lighting format of a traditional laydown tower. Four 1,000W metal-halide lamps provide 347,400 initial lumens, while a Mitsubishi L3E Tier 4 Final diesel engine powers the brushless alternator. The mast reaches 30 feet and rotates nearly 360 degrees. A 30-gallon tank supports approximately 62 hours of metal-halide lighting operation.

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Estimated equipment rental only. Delivery, taxes and applicable fees quoted separately. Final pricing confirmed with dispatch.

Specifications

Equipment

Manufacturer
Wanco
Model
WLT

Equipment specifications

Generator output
6 kW
Lamps
4 × 1,000 W metal halide
Initial total light output
347,400 lm
Maximum mast height
30 ft
Engine
Mitsubishi L3E
Fuel tank
30 US gal
Selected factory configuration
6kW / 60Hz; Mitsubishi L3E; metal-halide fixtures
Initial output per lamp
86,850 lm
Generator voltage
120 or 240 V AC
Generator current
50 A at 120 V; 25 A at 240 V
Voltage regulation
±6%; no load to full load
Alternator construction
Brushless; Class H insulation
Engine emissions
EPA Tier 4 Final
Engine configuration
Three-cylinder, four-cycle, liquid-cooled diesel
Displacement
952 cm³
Maximum engine output
12.2 HP / 9.1 kW
Engine operating speed
1,800 rpm
Fuel consumption, metal-halide lighting
0.49 US gal/h
Runtime, metal-halide lighting
Approximately 62 h
Minimum mast height
12.5 ft
Mast rotation
Nearly 360°
Standard mast lift
Two hand winches
Deployed footprint
127 × 112 in
Travel height
66 in
Sound at 23 ft, maximum load
68 dB(A)
Starting battery
12 V AGM; 575 CCA

Equipment Details

Capabilities & Features

  • Four 1,000W metal-halide lamps
  • 30-foot laydown mast
  • Nearly 360-degree mast rotation
  • Tier 4 Final Mitsubishi diesel
  • Two hand-winch mast controls

Available Options

  • Power-operated winches
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