Low Intensity Dual LED Aviation Obstruction Light Polycarbonate Body

Low Intensity Dual LED Aviation Obstruction Light Polycarbonate Body

AH-LI-B2 LED Low-intensity L810 Double Aviation Obstruction Light

This LED Low-intensity Double light is a steady burning (20/30/60fpm is adjustable) aviation obstruction light designed for marking top of obstacle that do not exceed 45 meters in height.

Main-standby mode ensure the obstacle is always marked even one light fail.

Compliance

ICAO Annex 14 Volume 1, Seventh edition, 2016, table 6.3 Low Intensity Type A / B /E Obstruction Light

FAA L-810

Features

Electrical

CREE LED, make sure LED keep bright while use for long time

Power supply in DC(48V)& AC(110-240VAC), the light could work normally when input 48VDC/110VAC/240VAC

Physical

Bird deterrent spike on top

Unique designed PMMA lens for converging light and good transparency

High translucency and anti-UV polycarbonate cover could use 3-5years without yellowing

UV protection Powder coated bright yellow color base make better visibility and also long life in harsh environments()

Base material is die casting aluminum which has strong corrosion resistance, Shock and Vibrations protection

3/4inch thread hole make pole installation easy

No screw fix type - just twist, the cover will be fixed tightly

System design

Built-in photocell for day/night operation(dusk to dawn operation, automatically turn on when background luminance is below 50cd/m2

Steady/20FPM/30FPM/60FPM DIP switches on PCB

Surge and lightning protection

Main-standby mode, when the main light fail, the standby light automatically switch on to ensure the obstacle is always clearly marked.

Optional

Infrared LED for pilot using NVG

Alarm contact output (Dry contact- NO COM NC), When power failed alarm generate & also when LED fails alarm generated

Application

AH-LI-B2 low-intensity light could be used alone on the top of the High-rise Building, High Chimney, marking towers (Telecom, GSM, Microwave & TV), High Pole, Tower Crane, Wind Turbine, etc when the height is lower than 45m.