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Anti-glare LED light towers
One head. 5600K daylight, 360° around and 180° top to bottom, and nothing travelling at eye height. Australian made since 1994.
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Why it does not dazzle
Glare is not brightness. Glare is light that leaves the fitting above the horizontal and travels straight into somebody’s face. A conventional flood bank throws a share of its output up there, where it lights nothing and blinds everyone.
Indoors, outdoors, anywhere
The Lunar range
The same anti-glare head, four ways to get it on site. Pick by how much ground you need lit, and by how the light has to reach it: carried, pushed, or towed.
1710WTripod
393,300 lumensCarried in
One small work area. Compact head, set up by one person.
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2550WTrolley
586,500 lumensPushed in
Fits where a trailer will not. Carries its own diesel, or runs off mains indoors.
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2550WTower
586,500 lumensTowed in
7.5 m mast, 9,161 m² lit, and about six days on one tank.
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4800WFlagship tower
1,104,000 lumensTowed in
The largest head in the range. Lights 20,000 m² from one tower.
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Where it has worked
Night work is only worth doing if the crew can see properly. One Lunar head lit the whole span at 5600K, with nothing firing back at the operators, and the schedule came in short.
Size of the area, how the light has to get in, and how long it needs to run. That is enough for us to come back with the right unit and a price.
Australian made since 1994. Anti-glare LED, 5600K daylight, 50,000-hour rated head.
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The difference
Every Lunar LED runs from a single head, from 393,300 lumens on the tripod up to 1,104,000 on the flagship tower. One head to aim, one head to service, and even light instead of four separate pools.
Dark to daylight
Filmed at dusk on a working rail yard. The light comes on, and a few seconds later the drone shows how far it reaches.
9,161 m2 lit from a single head Measured on this site, mast at 5 metres, minimum 1 lux
See the rangeBuilt tough
Freezing alpine roadworks, dust and heat in an open pit, driving rain on the dock. The same Lunar tower keeps working, anywhere from −40°C to +85°C.
Alpine & sub-zero
Snow, ice and −40°C nights. It starts, and it runs.
Open-cut mine
Dust, heat and 24/7 shifts, lighting the whole pit.
Ports & 24/7 ops
Driving rain, wet decks and round-the-clock loading.
Questions
Everything buyers, crews and first-timers ask about Lunar light towers.
Lunar Lighting is an Australian manufacturer of anti-glare LED and HMI light towers, operating since 1994. Its patented 360° anti-glare optics deliver even daylight without dazzling crews or motorists.
The range runs from 393,300 lumens on the 1710W tripod, to 586,500 lumens on the 2550W trolley and tower, up to 1,104,000 lumens on the 4800W flagship.
Every Lunar unit produces flicker-free 5600K daylight. True colour that is comfortable to work under and clean on camera.
Lunar's LEDs are rated to around 50,000 hours of long-life, flicker-free output that holds its brightness shift after shift.
Yes. The 4800W flagship produces 1.1 million lumens of anti-glare daylight from a single self-contained unit, covering the ground of several conventional diesel towers, cutting fuel, set-up time and running costs.
Both. Lunar towers are available to buy or hire, so you can match the light to a one-off job or a long-term fleet. Pricing depends on the model and whether you buy or hire, so the quickest way to get a figure is to request a quote for your site.
Fast. Lunar towers are trailer- or tripod-mounted and set up and running by a small crew in minutes, then repositioned just as quickly as the job moves.
Yes. Every Lunar unit runs flicker-free at true 5600K daylight, so footage stays clean at any frame rate or shutter speed, which is why the lighting has been used on major film and TV productions.
Yes. Lunar towers are built for remote, continuous operation and rated to run in extreme conditions, roughly -40°C to 85°C, through heat, cold, dust and weather.
Yes. Lunar's towers carry allocated NATO Stock Numbers and have been deployed by the Australian Army and US Homeland Security.
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Australian Army
30% faster bridge build, worked safely through the night
During construction of a 30-metre Line of Communication Bridge, the Australian Army deployed two 12,000W HMI Lunar Lighting Towers. Traditional lighting had slowed progress with deep shadows and harsh glare. With Lunar's anti-glare technology, engineers worked safely through the night, cutting total construction time by 30% without compromising precision or safety.
U.S. Police Department
Clear scenes, no dazzle, roadside to festival
A US police department integrated several 12,000W HMI Lunar Lighting Towers into its operations. The even, anti-glare light gave clear visibility at traffic accident scenes and roadside incidents. Wide-area coverage that lights the scene without blinding oncoming motorists. Those same towers now cover public festivals and large events, so one lighting solution is proven safe enough for both roadside emergencies and packed crowds.
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