CM-11 Low-Intensity Type B Omni-directional Red Steady-Burning LED Obstruction Light, Comply with ICAO and Certified by Intertek, Installation on Saudi Arabia Airport.

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CM-11 Low-Intensity Type B Omni-directional Red Steady-Burning LED Obstruction Light, Comply with ICAO and Certified by Intertek, Installation on Saudi Arabia Airport.

As specified by Annex 14 of ICAO regulations, Low-Intensity Obstruction Lights (LIOL) should be used to warn the presence of obstacles up to 45m height, such as telecommunication towers, wind turbines, chimneys, cranes, buildings, and other structures.
Low-Intensity Obstruction Lights are the simplest devices according to ICAO standards and they have the following characteristics and uses:
* Type A (intensity >10cd, red steady burning) can be used alone;
* Type B (intensity >32cd, red steady burning), can be used either alone or in combination with medium intensity obstacle lights Type B, Type AB or with high-intensity obstacle lights Type AB;
* Type E (intensity >32cd, red flashing), can be used either alone or in combination with medium intensity obstacle lights,
Type B. Flashing rate will be set at the same rate as other flashing beacons installed on the structure.

OPTIONS:
* Dual Versions
* Solar Powered
* IR Infrare

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