ICAO Certify Aviation obstruction strobe light on transmission line,Infrared compatible White LED Flashing High Intensity aircraft warning light on High-voltage Pylons

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ICAO Certify Aviation obstruction strobe light on transmission line,Infrared compatible White LED Flashing High Intensity aircraft warning light on High-voltage Pylons


L-857 High Intensity Obstacle Lights Type B ICAO Certificate White Flashing LED High Intensity Obstruction Lights
High Intensity Obstacle Light Type B (90°), multi-LED type. The High Intensity Obstruction Light is compliant to ICAO (Type B) and FAA (Type;L-857). High Intensity Obstruction Lights are used to indicate the presence of structures whose height above the level of the surrounding ground exceeds 150m.

OPTIONS
* Dual A version: white light flashing on day and night
* Dual B version: white light flashing on day and night
* Infrared version
* Stainless Steel Beacon support bracket

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