Application of Solar Obstacle Warning Light

Solar obstacle warning light are warning lights that use solar energy to charge. They are mainly used in aviation, airports, highways, road construction and other scenarios.

Solar lights usually have the characteristics of small size, light weight, high brightness flash, etc. Some models also have GPS synchronized flashing and wireless alarm functions to enhance the warning effect and real-time monitoring.

According to the regulations of aviation authorities such as ICAO and FAA, aviation obstruction lights are divided into three types:

Low-intensity aircraft warning lights, medium-intensity and high-intensity, with different photometric characteristics to meet the requirements of different obstacle heights and environmental conditions.

This kind of obstacle light is powered by solar energy and does not require an external power supply. It has the advantages of energy saving and environmental protection, and can be used continuously for a long time, improving road safety and construction efficiency.

So, where can it be used? Let’s understand it together.

Application of Solar Obstacle Warning Light

Solar warning lights are used to send warning signals on aviation obstacles to help pilots identify and avoid collisions.

This kind of obstacle warning light is widely used in places such as towers, chimneys, high-rise buildings, bridges, large port machinery, large engineering machinery and wind turbines. Specific applications are as follows:

• Towers, chimneys, high-rise buildings, etc.:

The height and shape of these structures can easily become potential obstacles for aircraft, and high obstacle lights need to be installed for identification.

• Bridges, large port machinery, large engineering machinery, etc.:

These equipment may also pose a threat to aviation safety during operation, and LED or solar aviation obstruction warning lights need to be installed for warning.

• Wind turbines, etc.:

The rotating blades of wind turbines are difficult to identify at night or in low visibility, and obstacle warning lights need to be installed to improve visibility.

• Helipads, etc.:

LED/solar warning lights also need to be installed near the helipad to avoid collisions between helicopters during takeoff and landing.

Advantages of Solar Aviation Obstacle Warning Lights

• No external power supply required:

Solar panels can automatically collect solar energy to power the lamps, avoiding complex wiring and maintenance work;

• With mobile properties:

The lamps can be moved to different locations as needed, which is convenient and flexible to install and use;

• Green & environmentally friendly:

Solar energy is a clean energy that meets the requirements of green environmental protection;

• Low energy consumption:

Solar obstacle warning light have low energy consumption and can work stably for a long time.

In short, solar high-altitude obstacle lights are an important guarantee for aviation safety. They can effectively help pilots identify and avoid aviation obstacles and improve the level of aviation safety.