The high voltage electric power transmission towers which are located in the vicinity of airports represent a serious danger to air navigation and several incidents have occurred in the world of airplanes or helicopters crashed on the towers or cables of high voltage lines. Medium-intensity white obstacle lights for day and night marking of the towers of the various high-voltage lines, compliant to ICAO Annex 14 Type A.



 The high voltage electric power transmission towers which are located in the vicinity of airports represent a serious danger to air navigation and several incidents have occurred in the world of airplanes or helicopters crashed on the towers or cables of high voltage lines. Medium-intensity white obstacle lights for day and night marking of the towers of the various high-voltage lines, compliant to ICAO Annex 14 Type A.


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