The solar trailer that stands up a network in an empty field.
The towable platform combines solar power, lighting, surveillance and wireless equipment for locations without grid power.
Everything on board
Solar + Battery
A solar array charges an on-board battery bank, so there is no generator to fuel or service.
Telescoping Mast
Telescoping mast engineered to elevate gateways, antennas, cameras and lighting above the yard.
Wi-Fi / 5G
Hotspot coverage and cellular backhaul; private 5G/LTE options via our engineers.
24/7 Cameras
Remote live feeds and motion-activated LED floodlighting for site security after dark.
IoT Payload-Ready
Purpose-built to host RTLS and asset-tracking gateways, sensors and third-party radios.
Secure Storage
Enclosed, lockable equipment bay for network gear and spares.
À-la-Carte Builds
Each trailer configured to your payload, runtime and coverage requirements.
Managed by Us
Remote monitoring and support from the team that built it — with real people who answer.
Retire the diesel light tower
The status quo on unpowered lots is a fuel-burning light tower and a construction quote. Here is how the math changes.
| Diesel Light Tower | Golden Lab Solar Trailer | |
|---|---|---|
| Monthly cost | Rental plus roughly 270 gallons of diesel a month at 12 hours a night †, refuelling runs and service | One flat monthly rate, no fuel cost |
| Refuelling | Constant fuel runs & spill risk | None — solar with battery storage |
| Connectivity | Light only | Wi-Fi/5G + IoT gateway hosting built in |
| Noise & emissions | Generator drone, fumes | Silent, zero-emission operation |
| Site work | Trenching & permits for anything more | Tow in, deploy in hours |
Holman published a 60 percent cost reduction versus diesel light towers after making the switch — one predictable monthly rate instead of fuel, service and refuelling. Request current pricing for your site.
† Industry figure, not a Golden Lab measurement: a typical diesel light tower burns about 0.75 gallons an hour, run 12 hours a night for 30 nights (Pro Contractor Rentals). Actual burn varies by model and load.
Estimate the diesel fuel for your light towers
A diesel light tower burns about 0.75 gallons an hour, which is about 270 gallons a month at 12 hours a night for 30 nights. Enter your own numbers to see the fuel a diesel tower would use.
Representative configuration
| System | Specification |
|---|---|
| Mast | Telescoping; camera, antenna & lighting mounts |
| Power | Solar array with battery bank ✱ |
| Connectivity | Wi-Fi hotspot, 5G/LTE backhaul; private LTE/5G optional |
| Payloads | RTLS/asset-tracking gateways, IP cameras, sensors, third-party radios |
| Lighting | Motion-activated LED floodlights |
| Security | 24/7 recording, remote live feed, lockable equipment bay |
| Deployment | Towable by standard pickup; on-site in hours ✱ |
✱ Final capacities are configured per build — request the full spec sheet for battery, array and payload budgets.
Where they work
- Vehicle logistics yards — power RTLS gateways over lots with no AC and short leases (see Holman)
- Rail & industrial yards — elevate tracking and surveillance over metal-dense, unpowered acreage
- Disaster response — restore comms and light when the grid is down, coordinated through the ITDRC partner network
- Construction — site security and connectivity without fuel runs
- Events, agriculture & energy — temporary coverage wherever the grid does not reach
Need power where there is none?
Tell us about your site — we will spec a trailer and send you current pricing at a flat monthly rate.
Get a Quote Map your lot Call 844.217.0667