CDT-Aviation Obstruction Light

  Tower cranes are used to lift heavy building materials such as steel and concrete at major construction projects. A typical tower crane has a maximum unsupported height of 265 feet (81 meters), but it can be taller when attached to a building. In order to prevent air traffic accidents, aircraft warning lights are added to tower cranes to create a general outline of the structure so it’s visible to pilots at night and in limited visibility conditions. For more details: Website: http://www.cdt-en.com/ Email: sophia@chendongtech.com Phone/WhatsApp:+86-13929493960 #crane   #tower   #obstructionlight   #aviation   #safety   #aircraftwarninglight

  All-in-one solar powered system medium intensity type B obstruction light, without having to connect to the power grid, allows obstruction lights to run with free, renewable energy from the sun, fully integrated for a fast and trouble-free installation on 500kV transmission towers,  custom designed for a specific location to ensure years of trouble-free, solar powered service. For more details: Website: http://www.cdt-en.com/ Email: sophia@chendongtech.com Phone/WhatsApp:+86-13929493960 #renewable   #solarpower   #transmissionline   #tower   #aviation   #safety   #obstructionlight   #aircraftwarninglight

  Twin version aircraft warning light with integrated solar modules and battery systems for chimney, two separate LED circuits in the same fixture, nighttime marking red, comply with ICAO low intensity. For more details: Website: http://www.cdt-en.com/ Email: sophia@chendongtech.com Phone/WhatsApp:+86-13929493960 #chimney   #aviation   #safety   #obstructionlight   #aircraftwarninglight   #solarenergy

  Aviation Obstruction Lights on Tall Buildings and Skyscrapers Why is lighting necessary? Aircraft occasionally fly into the ground and very occasionally fly into buildings and structures. Aeronautical Ground Lights (AGL) can help pilots see buildings sooner and hence reduce the risk of aircraft flying into them. What sort of lights are there? Lights are defined by their color, intensity, beam pattern, and whether they flash or not. Typical colors specified are red, white, and infrared. Typical intensities are 32.5 Candela, 2000 Candela, and 20000 Candela. For comparison purposes, the tail light of a car has an intensity of around 25 Candela. Where are lights usually mounted? The number of light levels recommended depends on the height of the structure and to ensure it's visible from every angle in azimuth, also the width and length of buildings determine the number of aircraft warning lights installed at the top and at each light level. For more details: Website: http://www.cdt-e...