At the show, the company will be showcasing the Gas HRG080 T5 and HRFW100 models, compact and durable units that guarantee a profitable investment. Designed for the rental sector, they incorporate Stage V technology with after-treatment systems that reduce emissions, alongside fuel-efficient engines aimed at minimising operating costs.  

In line with what the rental sector seeks — reliability, ease of use and cost-effectiveness — the HR range is designed to operate in demanding conditions: non-stop operation, Plug&Play solutions for synchronising and load sharing when the project requires it, high portability thanks to its compact design, noise reduction through specific insulation, water protection to prevent leaks and rust, and low emissions thanks to the latest exhaust gas after-treatment technology.

In the case of the HRG080 T5, this commitment results in a Stage V-compliant unit, aligned with the increasingly stringent emissions requirements on construction sites and in urban environments. 

The EHR 90/130 model delivers 130 kWh of power, enabling greater output, optimising energy management, reducing emissions and simplifying daily operational costs. The control and power panel has a dual 200A input capacity from a mains supply or generator, with the option of busbar or Powerlock connections, allowing for safe and rapid installation, thanks to electrical protection for both the input and output.  

The following towers will be on display at the fair: the H-BOX+ HYBRID, offering up to sixteen hours of continuous operation with zero emissions and zero noise, and the H-COMPACT+, a robust, portable and compact unit equipped with LED technology. This mobile unit offers low fuel consumption, extended operating times and long service intervals. The H-COMPACT+ incorporates the AMOSS (Automatic Mast Operating Safety System), ensuring that the unit can only be transported with the mast lowered and prioritising personal safety in all operating scenarios. Meanwhile, the H-BOX+ HYBRID reduces the carbon footprint by up to 2,600 kg of CO₂ per year and noise levels, whilst minimising engine use. 

Control systems play a fundamental role in the development of the company’s products. Consequently, HIMOINSA’s native control units are Hicore for EHRs, the CET8 controller for lighting towers, and the CE8 family—comprising the CEM8, CEA8 and CEC8 models—for generator sets. This enables full connectivity within HIMOINSA’s digital ecosystem.  

Their integration with the connectivity and cloud services programme, NEURON, and the HG Suite platforms allows for the interconnection of equipment within a fleet, ensuring a constant flow of data in the cloud to optimise operations. Through this communication network, HIMOINSA equipment can even interact with other third-party platforms that our customers have already integrated.