01 Beacon ICAO Type A Solar
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Low intensity <45m
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Intensity 10Cd
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Solar
Usually located in remote areas without power grid, met towers needs the use of autonomous beacons powered by solar energy, such as IV-10A and IV-32B. These units meet ICAO requirements for Low Intensity beacons Type A and Type B, respectively.
Their different models can be powered by solar energy, electric power or hybrid power (solar + electric). In this last case they can be used with maximum safety and reliability, both in environments with no access to the network and in places with the risk of electric power cuts.
For towers higher than 45m it will be necessary to install Medium Intensity beacons, such as MIB-1.1 or MIC-1.1, which comply with ICAO / ICAO requirements for Medium Intensity beacons, Type B and Type C respectively.
Beacons low intensity more common.
02 Beacon ICAO Type A Electrical
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Low intensity <45m
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Intensity 10Cd
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Electric
03 Beacon ICAO Type A Hybrid
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Low intensity <45m
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Intensity 10Cd
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Hybrid
04 Beacon ICAO Type B Solar
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Low intensity <45m
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Intensity 32Cd
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Solar
05 ICAO BEACON TYPE B ELECTRICAL
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Low intensity <45m
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Intensity 32Cd
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Electric
06 ICAO BEACON TYPE B HYBRID
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Low intensity <45m
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Intensity 32Cd
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Hybrid
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