Reliability in
Obstruction
lighting

48V-SOLAR-KIT-401/1500WP

Part Number: 113657

48Vdc solar kit for day and night operating obstaflash 48Vdc

The initial capacity of the battery allows at least 6 days of autonomy which optimize the lifetime of the battery and minimize the maintenance cost to none
our regulator controls the light for night only operation and protects the battery against overcharges and deep discharges
The exact size of our solar panel/battery depends on latitude/longitude

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OF360-RW-048

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Obstruction Lighting Airport

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OBSTA - 2 rue Troyon
92316 Sèvres - France
Tel: +33.1.41.23.50.10
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Obstruction Lighting Airport

OBSTA obstruction lighting includes the three categories defined by theInternational Civil Aviation Organization: low intensity (neon cold discharge and led obstruction lighting), medium and high intensity (xenon flashing lamps) beacon lights. Lamps with cold neon discharge do have an extremely long lifespan, and a very high reliability in constraining environments like high temperature and electromagnetic fields. Cold neon discharge lights are red fixed obstruction lights low intensity. Cold neon discharge obstruction lightings are used for buildings, chimneys, airports, pylons, GSM towers, radio towers, TV towers. LED obstruction lightings are used to mark wind mast, meteo mast, windmills, windfarms. Manufactured for 50 years, theBALISOR® is a conductor warning light directly fixed on high voltage transmission lines. Balisor aviation light is used to mark obstructions of power lines, river and canyon crossings. The balisor takes its power directly from the power lines. Aircraft warning spheres are used for day marking of cables. OBSTA also manufactures a complete range of LED lights called NAVILITE for any kind of obstacles like wind masts, cranes, wind masts. All these products are designed in conformity with International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO), or Federal Aviation Administration (FAA).