ICAO FAA Standard 32cd Steady Burning Single Red Low Intensity Aircraft Warning Lights used for Communication Tower
For structures under 45 meters, the Type B low-intensity obstruction lights are suitable according to ICAO standards. Below are the specifications and optimal usage details:
Obstruction Light Specifications
- Model: CM-11
- Light Source: LED
- Emitting Color: Red
- Light Intensity: 32 cd (Candela)
- Flashing Frequency: Steady burning (non-flashing)
- IP Rating: IP65 (suitable for outdoor environments, resistant to dust and water)
- Compliance: ICAO Annex 14, FAA L-810 Standard
Applications
The CM-11 Type B low-intensity obstruction light is used on various structures for marking purposes, especially on communication towers and similar installations that require a low-intensity, steady red light for nighttime visibility. This model is particularly useful for:
- Communication Towers and Telecom Towers: Ideal for towers up to 45 meters to ensure they are marked for aviation safety.
- Buildings: Installed on rooftops of lower structures to prevent nighttime aviation hazards.
- Airports: Used on auxiliary structures and lower buildings.
- High Mast and High Pole Structures: Often used for safety marking on tall poles in locations such as stadiums and large parking areas.
Advantages of the CM-11 Model
- Energy-Efficient LED Technology: Provides a steady 32 cd red light with minimal power consumption.
- Weather-Resistant Design: The IP65 rating ensures the light can withstand exposure to various weather conditions, making it suitable for outdoor use on communication towers and other structures.
- Low Maintenance: LEDs have a long lifespan, reducing the need for frequent replacements.
- Compliance with ICAO and FAA Standards: Ensures the light is suitable for use in regulated airspace and meets all necessary aviation safety requirements.
This CM-11 Type B low-intensity light is a reliable and compliant choice for communication towers and other structures that require efficient and visible marking for aircraft safety.
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