Medium intensity obstruction light beacon for signaling obstacles
BLMR (type L-864)
MEDIUM-INTENSITY FLASHING RED
OBSTRUCTION LIGHT (20-40 -FPM)
BLMI (type L-864/L-865)
MEDIUM-INTENSITY FLASHING DUAL RED/WHITE
OBSTRUCTION LIGHT (20-40-FPM)
OBSTRUCTION LIGHT (40-FPM)
Medium-lntensity Light Beacon of SAPREM has been designed to warn the air traffic the presence of obstacles.
SAPREM’s Medium lntensity Obstruction Light Beacon uses LED technology and it can be configured to comply with regulations of the lnternational Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO):
- Luminous intensity (Type A, B, Cmç, AB, AC)
- Flashing Frequency: 20, 30, 40, 60 fpm
- Beam pattern
- Twilight sensor
- Colour
Key features
- Specific optical design
- Based on high efficiency LED technology
- Very low power consumption
- Configurable ICAO mode (A, B, C, AB, AC)
- Light weight
- Small and compact
- Maintenance free during lifetime
- Lifetime
- High environmental resistance (C5M-H, ISO 9223)
- Alarm system (Dry contact)
- Remole control
- Configured by users (RS232 or switches)
- Optional solar stand-alone system
Design options
- Automatic synchronization (GPS module)
- Remole control (GSM module- synchronization is included). Changing configuration (type, flashing rate, ), checking status (alarm reports), and location through mobile data communication
- Local beacon lights network, RF 868 communication module (GSM module synchronization is included). Network node to control all the beacon lights in an installation through a master node
- Ethernet communication (Ethernet module). Difierents options, included integration to client SCADA
- Local configuration by users:
- RS232 communication – SAPREM Software (necessary cable supplied)
- Additional interface with switches
- Alarm system (dry contact). Normally opened (n.o.) and normally closed (n.c.).
- Optional solar stand-alone system
Optical characteristics
- Horizontal beam pattern: 360°
- Effective intensity: According Table 6-3; ICAO Annex 14 Chapter 6
- Flash rates: 20, 30, 40 and 60
- Color aviation red
- Color aviation white
- Vertical beam pattern: 3º mínimum
Electrical characteristics
- Operating voltage range: 230 Vac (±10%); 50-60 Hz (±6%); (48 Vdc optional)
- :Power consumption 40 fpm (Type AB):
- Day mode 26 W
- Night mode 15 W
- Over voltage protection: Class 111 according to IEC 61643-1
Physical characteristics
- Anti-vibration system
- Weight: 18 kg
- Degree of protection IP67
- Operating temperature range; -40ºC / + 55ºC
- Corrosion protection C5M-H (ISO 9223)
- Storage temperature range -40°C / + 70°C
- Height 233 mm; diameter 464 mm
- Optional cable supplied
Accordance Standards
- ICAO-International Standars and recommended practices- Aerodromes Annex 14 Chapter 6
- EMC (Emission): IEC 61000-6-4
- EMC (Inmunity): IEC 61000-6-2
Code
BLMI
Example: 9BLMI – PGP -PCXX
Medium intensity beacon light supplied with external power supply (230 Vac), synchronized with GPS and configurable through switches interface. Also it provides alarm (normally closed and common) and cable is not supplied.
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BLMR
Example: 9BLMR – PGP -PCXX
Medium intensity beacon light supplied with external power supply (230 Vac), synchronized with GPS and configurable through switches interface. Also it provides alarm (normally closed and common) and cable is not supplied.
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Light intensity depend on environment lighting
| Type | Colour | Light pattern | ≥500 CD/m2 DAY |
50-500 CD/m2 TWILIGHT |
50-500 CD/m2 NIGHT |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| A | White | Flash (20-60 FPM) | 20000 CD | 20000 CD | 2000 CD |
| B | Red | Flash (20-60 FPM) | N/A | N/A | 2000 CD |
| C | Red | Fixed | N/A | N/A | 2000 CD |
| A-B | B= White R= Red |
Flash (20-60 FPM) | B= 20000 CD R= N/A |
B= 20000 CD R= N/A |
B= N/A R= 2000 CD |
| A-C | B= White R= Red |
Day = Flash Night = Fixed |
B= 20000 CD R= N/A |
B= 20000 CD R= N/A |
B= N/A R= 2000 CD |
“The “Photovoltaic Self-Consumption Plates” project has received a grant from the Rural Development Program (RDP) 2014-2020, which is co-financed by FEADER Funds and the Government of Navarre.”