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Dual color medium intensity type A and B (or C) 110-240VAC

Part Number: 113791-240-G
OFI360-WW-240I-G
OFI360-WW-240I-G
OFI360-WW-240I-G
OFI360-WW-240I-G
[OBSOLETE]

110-240VAC flashhead including

  • 6 led projectors in aluminium and glass
  • inside each projector, 2 white led circuits for day mode and a red with infrared circuit for night mode
  • Simple installation with no losing parts when opening the flash-head
  • led drivers inside a stainless enclosure located in flash-head
  • Alarm contact in case of lamp failure or power supply failure
  • Test button for day and night
  • Luminous indicators for quick diagnostic
  • completely autonomous system with built-in GPS (or activated in case of failure of an external controller)
  • type 2 surge protection
The obstaflash system dual color or white only provides a day and night marking solution for all kind of obstacle higher than 45 meters as per ICAO (or 61 meters as per FAA). For obstacle below 150 meters the use of white or dual color flashing light medium intensity type A during day time eliminates the need to paint the obstacle with red and white stripes

Main voltage

110VAC to 240VAC +/-10% 50/60Hz

Average wattage

55W (day time), 8W (night mode)

IP degree

IP66 per projector

Wiring

Entry of cable by glands nickel plated brass and connection by terminals

Operating temperature
Tu

-40/+55°C

Weight

4.8 kg

Weight

19kg for flashhead

Size of the light

333mm (height) x 500mm (diameter)

Cable entry diameter

11 to 21mm

Wire cross section

from 1 to 4 mm²

Attachment

6 mounting holes dia.16mm, dia.337mm circle (FAA standard)

Standards compliance

ICAO annexe 14 chapter 6 (8th edition 07/2018), EASA (4th edition 2017)

Effective light output day time at 0° on site

20 000cd (white)

Effective light output twilight mode at 0° on site

20 000cd (white)

Effective light output night mode at 0° on site

2000cd (white)

Color day/twilight time

white

Color night time

Red

Vertical beam spread

Horizontal beam spread

360°

Intensity @ -10% to the ground

3% of max

Flash per minute

20, 30, 40 or 60 flashes per minute

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