Fleet applications
Identify the typical customer duty, lighting area, camera needs, electrical loads and operating hours.
EQUIPMENT RENTAL
For rental fleets, equipment selection includes the job, transport, setup, inspection and support requirements between deployments.

Rental operations may serve different lighting, surveillance and temporary-power needs. A trailer and a skid require different handling plans. Compare the complete configuration and destination requirements before adding a model to the fleet.
Identify the typical customer duty, lighting area, camera needs, electrical loads and operating hours.
Confirm tow vehicles, hitch interfaces, road requirements, forklifts or lifting equipment, and loading plans.
Discuss inspection, instructions, spare parts, training, warranty scope and turnaround requirements.
Compare trailer lighting for relocation, skid surveillance for planned placement and mobile storage for compatible loads. Options and maintenance requirements follow the final configuration, not the equipment photograph.

Mobile lighting

Mobile lighting

Mobile surveillance

Mobile energy storage

No fleet utilisation, payback period or rental revenue is claimed. Towing compliance, lifting arrangements, service scope and spare-parts supply must be agreed for the destination and order.
Verified customer case materials and measured project results are not supplied. These photographs illustrate equipment and operating context.
No. Trailer models have model-specific towing interfaces, while skid models require a suitable transport and handling arrangement.
Discuss the required models, quantities, interfaces, options and support requirements. Confirm availability and terms in the technical proposal and order agreement.
START WITH THE REQUIREMENTS
Share the application, project location, loads and operating conditions. Discuss configuration and purchasing details with the team.
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