Learn everything about Medium-Intensity Aviation Obstruction Lights, including ICAO/FAA standards, height requirements, applications, GPS sync, compliance, and installation best practices.
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Medium-intensity obstacle light successfully installed at Brisbane Airport radar station. High brightness, reliable 24/7 obstacle warning for aviation safety.
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.
Medium-intensity obstruction lights serve as a safety barrier in the buildings, towers, wind turbines, bridges, and even airport perimeter facilities.
Aviation warning lights: The selection of low and medium-intensity obstruction lights should be based on factors such as altitude, environment, and requirements
Medium-intensity lights are used on various towers, chimneys, buildings, etc., at heights of 45-150 meters to improve visibility and identify obstacles.