L350: Medium Intensity Red Flashing or Steady Burning LED Obstruction Light

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The Orga L350-xxx medium intensity red flashing or steady burning obstacle light complies with FAA type L864 and ICAO Annex 14 Vol.1, Fourth edition - July 2004, Chapter 6 medium intensity type B or type C.

Application

Marking of aviation hazards, typically structures such as communication towers, broadcast antennas, electricity transmission and distribution towers, chimneys, bridges, wind turbines and tall buildings.

Technical data / Characteristics

  • Aeronautical LED Obstruction LightOperating voltage: 100-240 Vac (±10 %), 50-60 Hz
  • Power consumption: <35 W continuous @20 fpm during nighttime, <55 W continuous in steady burning mode during nighttime *additional information as per datasheet (see link on this page)
  • Control: Internal microprocessor based controller for power management, flash character, daylight on/off and failure alarm control
  • Alarms: Volt free dry alarm relay contact (2 A) for lamp failure. Further alarms and status information via CIP control unit
  • Sunswitch (photocell): Internal photocell fitted in the light fixture for automatic day/night control
  • Light source: Orga proprietary optical technology in combination with high performance LED's including a 5 year warranty
  • Lensdiameter / colour: Ø300 mm UV resistant clear dome
  • Divergence (beam angle): Minimum 3 degrees vertical
  • Effective intensity: 2000 cd red ±25 %, set to operate at night time
  • Flash character: 20 fpm or steady burning
  • Operating temperature: -55 °C to +55 °C, 95 % relative humidity
  • Ingress protection: IP65

Features

  • High reliability with five year conditional warranty
  • Used as single light or in multiple light systems
  • Advanced communication facilities in multiple light systems
  • Light weight, omni-directional lights
  • Very high optical efficiency resulting in low power consumption comparing to equivalent products
  • Low cost cabling scheme
  • Over voltage protection devices to protect against lightning discharges

Certificates

  • FAA AC150/5345-43E

Additional information

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