Agonex Safety
1 / 5
📍 Aviation Safety: Aviation obstacle lights are essential for identifying the height and contours of buildings, structures, or other tall objects to ensure aviation safety.
📍 Operation Principle: Unlike general-purpose lighting, aviation obstruction lights are designed to flash (except for low-intensity versions). Medium and high-intensity lights feature a flash frequency of 20 to 60 times per minute to maintain high visibility for pilots.
| Feature | WON122LED/15W | WON155ED/20W |
|---|---|---|
| Rated Power | 15W | 20W |
| Effective Intensity | >1000CD | >1600CD |
| Light Colour | Red / White (Customizable) | |
| Flash Frequency | Constant or 20 times/min (Adjustable) | |
| Service Life | >100,000 Hours | |
| Working Temp | -40 ºC ~ +70 ºC | |
| Voltage | 12V | |
| Wind Resistance | 40 M/S | |
A1: It is used to identify the contours and height of tall structures like buildings, towers, and sea platforms to ensure aircraft can navigate safely without collision.
A2: The light is powered by solar energy, requiring 7-8 hours of charging time to provide 8-12 hours of continuous or flashing light operation.
A3: Yes, the unit is IP66 rated, meaning it is highly waterproof and suitable for harsh weather conditions in marine or high-altitude environments.
A4: Typically, the flash frequency is between 20 to 60 times per minute, which is standard for medium and high-intensity obstruction lighting.
A5: The LED light source is designed for high durability with a service life exceeding 100,000 hours.
A6: Yes, it is built to operate reliably within a temperature range of -40 ºC to +70 ºC.
