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GLASS DOME, MADE OF PRISMATIC GLASS, RESISTANT AGAINST
THERMIC SHOCK |
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HALOGEN LAMP |
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LAMPHOLDER |
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JUNCTION CABLES WITH CONNECTOR |
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ORIENTABLE BODY, MADE OF ALUMINUM ALLOY, ALLOWING THE
LEVELING AND THE AZIMUTH SETTING |
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BREAKABLE STAND |
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TERMINALS FOR CONNECTION OF THE LAMP TO THE JUNCTION
CABLES |
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CIRCLE FIXING THE DOME |
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CLOSING SPRING |
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THREE SEALING RODS WITH NUTS AND WASHERS |
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TUBE STAND, MADE OF ALUMINUM ALLOY, ACTING AS A CARRIER
FOR THE LIGHT |
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BASE |
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Complete sets for special
application Omnidirectional, Medium Or
Low-Intensity Elevated Light
RUNWAY BIDIRECTIONAL
HIGH-INTENSITY ELEVATED LIGHTS
As a complement to high-intensity runway
light, this light is mainly intended for marking the boundaries of aprons and taxiways.
It is also used for the medium or low-intensity lighting of runways and secondary approach
systems.
Owing to the great simplicity, this light with an E27 socket and a. standard lamp, this
model is suitable for general use lighting obstructions and lighting helicopter platforms.
SPECIFICATIONS
Light in conformity with ICAO recommendations.
UTILIZATION
According to ICAO specifications in Annex 14.
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LAMP |
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COLOR |
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Boundary marking of taxiwa s and a rons |
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45 W |
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Blue |
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Runwa edge |
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45 W |
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White |
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Threshold/end |
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45 W ili 65 W |
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Green/Red |
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Simplified approach:
- low intensity
- medium intensit |
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45 W
100 W |
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White *
White |
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Obstruction markin |
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55 W |
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Red |
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Heliport platforms:
- Boundary marking of obstruction-free area
- Approach line |
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40 W std
60 W std |
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White |
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* Yellow or red eventually.
TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS
LAMPS:
Halogen lamps 45 W and 100 W, 6,6 A
Standard 25, 40 or 40 W lamps, E27 socket, voltage 240 V and 24 V.
COLOR:
It is obtained by mass-coloring of the glass.
ELECTRICAL SUPPLY:
Normally connected in a series circuit by means of an isolating transformer,
with secondary current of 6,6 A. The connection can be done either using a Style 7 or
Style 12 socket, housed inside the elbow tube termination, or through a secondary cord
running under the stand. |
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