
International Civil Aviation Safety Specifications for Low Intensity Beacons
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+ infoElectrical beacons, designed for the signaling of meteorological and telecommunication towers, cranes, chimneys, bridges, wind turbines, or any structure up to 45m high, which could represent a risk for aviation, as well as for aerodromes , airports, marinas and ports.
With option “SAI-BACK UP” they can continue working in case of power failure (see autonomy).
ICAO STAC certification for low intensity Type A beacons.
Power Source: Electrical.
Operation: Electric beacon 90-264V AC.
SAI-BACK UP option, in case of power failure the beacon continues shining for days (see autonomy).
Indicated for: Places with an electrical outlet and where the electric flow is assured. SAI-BACK UP option: indicated for places where safety is the highest priority, as well as places with risk of power outages or need to locate the beacon temporarily.
Autonomy (standard model): It does not have its own autonomy in case of power failure.
Autonomy with SAI-BACK UP option: operating 10 hours daily:
ICAO Type A Configuration: 12 nights
In Flashing mode: 60 nights
Light color: Red, White, Amber, Green, Blue.
Mode: Steady Light or flashing.
Operation: 24h, optional only night.
Twilight sensor: Option for night-only operation.
Flashing synchronization: Option GPS synchronization.
Fault Alarm: Option with fault alarm (Dry contact).
Telecommunications: GPRS or RF option.
OPTION SAI-BACK UP: Option to integrate in the SAI beacon against electric flow cuts. Automatic operation Integrated in the beacon (compact equipment).
Mast (40 to 60mm diameter) or wall.
Horizontal support (ground, upper edge of wall, etc ..)
Horizontal structure fixation. (usual for cranes, fences, etc.)
Airfield / airport deflector (45º inclination). Special for runway deflectors in aerodromes and airports).
Cone support for ground fixing. Used in pontoons, aerodromes, mines, etc. It can be fastened to the floor with screws.
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