
Dual Obstruction Lights: Why Use Two Lights on a Tower?
This article explains why dual obstruction lights are used, commonly applied and what to consider before choosing medium intensity lights for tower project.

This article explains why dual obstruction lights are used, commonly applied and what to consider before choosing medium intensity lights for tower project.

Learn when to choose a Type A Medium Intensity Obstruction Light for towers, buildings, chimneys and wind turbines, with practical guidance on solar power etc.

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Solar medium intensity lamps mainly used for obstacle warning at heights between 45m ~ 150m, such as high-voltage transmission towers and communication towers.

Medium intensity lights are mainly used to mark obstacles at heights of 45 to 150m, such as high-rise buildings, bridges, chimneys, and wind turbines.