Medium-intensity lights are mainly used to mark obstacles higher than 45 meters to 150 meters, in accordance with the relevant regulations of the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO).

This obstacle warning light is suitable for use in various marine and land applications, especially when high intensity and durability are required.

They usually use LED technology, which has the advantages of low power consumption and long life.

Features of Aviation Obstacle Warning Lights

• Medium intensity A-type pulse strobe aviation obstruction lights, the lamp housing is cast in aluminum alloy, and the lampshade uses a Fresnel 155mm lens precisely set by navigation professionals. Through focusing, the luminous intensity and emission angle of the lamp are improved.
• The aviation obstruction light has a beautiful shape, a waterproof structure, is safe and reliable, and is more convenient to use and install.
• YFFY-155 LED aviation obstacle warning lights are mainly used in places where warnings are required, such as iron towers (electricity, communications, microwaves, etc.), chimneys (thermal power plants, coking plants, chemical plants), high-rise buildings, large bridges, large port machinery, wind turbines, etc.

Parameters of Medium-intensity Lights

Application of Medium-intensity Lights

YFFY-155 LED aviation obstruction lights are mainly used in the following scenarios:

1. Aviation obstacle identification: used to identify high buildings, chimneys, towers, etc. to ensure flight safety, especially when flying at low altitudes and at night.
2. Traffic control: can be used to warn of obstacles such as buildings and bridges on highways or main roads to remind drivers to pay attention.
3. Construction site identification: use high-altitude obstruction lights around construction areas, expansion projects or temporary facilities to improve visibility and ensure the safety of workers and passers-by.
4. Offshore facilities: use obstacle warning lights on offshore platforms, lighthouses and other offshore structures to ensure that ships can navigate safely at night or when visibility is low.
5. Wind turbines: used to identify tall wind turbines to ensure the safety of aircraft.

The selection of medium-intensity aviation obstacle warning lights usually takes into account factors such as the environment, visibility requirements and installation location to meet the safety needs of different occasions.