Electric Transmission towers Aircraft warning Light

Electric Transmission towers Aircraft warning Light 

Application

These lights can generally be found attached to any tall structure such as broadcast masts and towers, water tanks located on high elevation, electricity pylons, chimneys, tall buildings, cranes and wind turbines. Shorter structures that are located close to airports may also require lighting

On electric transmission towers,Lights are usually arranged in clusters of two or more around the structure at specific heights on the tower. Frequently there will be a set at the top, and then one or more sets equally spaced down the structure. 

Types of Aviation Obstruction light:

Obstruction lights (that are constantly illuminated)

Red beacons/red strobes

High-intensity white (strobe) lights

Medium-intensity white (strobe) lights

Part 1

Medium-intensity white strobe and a high-intensity white strobe. 

Medium-intensity white strobes are usually used on structures that are between 200 and 500 feet (61-152.4 meters). If a medium white strobe is used on a structure greater than 500 feet (152.4 meters), the structure must be painted. The common medium white strobe flashes 40 times per minute, at an intensity of 20,000 candelas for daytime/twilight, and 2,000 candelas at nighttime.

Part 2

High-intensity white strobe 

Used on structures that are taller than 700 feet (213.4 meters). These lights provide the highest visibility both day and night. a high-intensity strobe does not provide 360° coverage; this requires the use of at least 3 high strobes at each level. On the other hand, it reduces maintenance costs (i.e. no painting). If the structure has an antenna at the top that is greater than 40 feet, a medium-intensity white strobe light must be placed above it rather than below. The common high white strobe flashes 40 times per minute, at an intensity of 270,000 candelas for daytime, 20,000 candelas at twilight, and 2,000 candelas at nighttime.

Part 3

Dual lighting system 

In a structure is equipped with white strobes for daytime use, and red lights for nighttime use. In urban areas, these are commonly preferred since it usually exempts a structure from painting requirements. One advantage to the dual system is that when the uppermost red lights fail, the lighting switches onto its backup lighting system, which uses the white strobes (at its night intensity) for nighttime. 

Part 4

High-intensity white strobe 

For high-tension power lines, white strobes are equipped to flash 60 times per minute, using the same intensities as stated above. Unlike common white strobes, these strobes are specified not to flash simultaneously. The flash pattern is middle, top, and bottom to provide a unique signal that pilot

Part 5

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Part 6

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