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Allmand MAXI-LITE Light towers tech specs

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1972-2025

8.14 m Boom size

240 Amh Battery amperage

60 Hz Frequency

1,555 kg Operating weight

3.2 m Overall Length

1.95 m Overall Width

An 8.14 m light tower built for temporary site lighting, the Allmand MAXI-LITE combines a Kubota D1105 engine with 240 Amh battery capacity and 60 Hz operation for practical mobile illumination across night work zones. With its 1,555 kg operating weight, 3.2 m overall length, 1.95 m overall width, and lighting setup with 4 LED lights and 4 metal halide lights, it is suited for roadworks, construction sites, maintenance jobs, events support, and general outdoor work where dependable lighting coverage and straightforward transport matter.

Boom size 8.14 m

Engine model Kubota D1105

Battery amperage 240 Amh

Frequency 60 Hz

Operating weight 1,555 kg

Overall length 3.2 m

Overall width 1.95 m

4 LED lights

4 metal halide lights

Makana rating

Owner rating

| 3

Market average

AED 60,000

Starting from

AED 30,000

Allmand MAXI-LITE Technical specifications

Dimensions

Boom size

8.14 m

Overall Length

3.2 m

Overall Width

1.95 m

Engine

Battery amperage

240 Amh

General

Engine model

Kubota D1105

Frequency

60 Hz

Max working height

2.65 m

Operating weight

1,555 kg

Operating specifications

Number of LED lights

Number of metal halide lights

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Allmand MAXI-LITE expert review

Reviewed by Jed H. on April 27, 2026

Overview

The Allmand MAXI-LITE (1972–2025) is a practical light tower designed for temporary site lighting, roadworks support, and general mobile illumination tasks. It delivers an 8.14 m boom size, a Kubota D1105 engine, and a 240 Amh battery setup, providing practical lighting support with easy transport and positioning.

Expert rating: 3 stars

Pros Practical mast height, flexible lighting setup, and dependable site support for temporary illumination.

Cons Condition matters on older units, and larger modern towers may cover bigger work zones more effectively.

Performance & Efficiency

The 8.14 m boom, Kubota D1105 engine, 240 Amh battery setup, and mixed lighting arrangement give the MAXI-LITE practical performance for temporary lighting, mobile site support, and routine work-area illumination, while the 1,555 kg operating weight keeps it manageable between jobs.

In Comparison

Terex AL5: Practical light tower with similar temporary-lighting role and dependable site support value.
Doosan LCV: More compact alternative for lighter-duty or tighter-space support needs.
Allmand MAXI-LITE: Known for practical mast height, flexible light configuration, and dependable day-to-day mobility.