A medium intensity type C steady-on obstruction light is a type of warning light used in aviation to mark tall structures such as buildings, communication towers, and wind turbines that may pose a hazard to aircraft

A medium intensity type C steady-on obstruction light is a type of warning light used in aviation to mark tall structures such as buildings, communication towers, and wind turbines that may pose a hazard to aircraft.

The "medium intensity type C" designation refers to the luminous intensity of the light, which is typically  20,000 candelas, making it suitable for structures that are between 200 feet in height.

The "steady-on" designation indicates that the light emits a constant beam of light, without any flashing or strobing effect. This type of light is often preferred for structures that are less visible or are located in areas with low visibility conditions, as it provides a continuous warning to pilots of the presence of the structure.

Steady-on obstruction lights like the medium intensity type C are typically red in color, which helps pilots identify the structure and avoid collisions. They can be powered by electricity or solar power, with a backup power source to ensure continued operation in case of power outages.

Overall, the use of medium intensity type C steady-on obstruction lights is an important safety measure that helps ensure the safety of air traffic by providing clear and consistent warnings of potential hazards. These lights play a critical role in reducing the risk of collisions between aircraft and structures, especially during times of low visibility or at night.

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