FAA L-864 Medium Intensity Obstruction Light AV-OL Series Universal AC or Universal DC Light Fixture This Avlite medium intensity LED obstruction light is certified to the FAA L-864 Medium Intensity Obstruction Lighting advisory circular. The light is used to mark obstacles such as telecommunication and utility towers, wind turbines, cranes, buildings and other tall structures. Avlite’s LED obstruction lights offer an ultra-bright, energy efficient and cost effective lighting solution. The light fixture is available in two configurations, universal DC (12–48VDC) or universal AC (110–240VAC). The advanced light optic uses a multiple, high intensity LEDs for efficient operation. The corrosion resistant, acrylic lens is specifically designed for use with LEDs to maximize light intensity and uniformity. The light fixture incorporates internal diagnostic checking and an alarm contact for remote monitoring. The alarm relay is energized in normal operation and is released if there is an LED or power fault. Options RS422/RS485 Monitoring GPS Synchronization GSM Monitoring & Control IR Remote Control The IR remote is used to communicate with Avlite lighting products that have an IR sensor fitted. The remote control is used to control functions such as operation mode (dusk-till-dawn or always-on) and the lux levels (lux settings for dusk and dawn). Cost effective, energy efficient obstruction lighting solution Solar powered configurations available Available in universal DC: will accept between 12–48VDC Available in universal AC: will accept between 110–240VAC Alarm contact for remote monitoring Light sensor for day/night operation LED technology reduces maintenance time & costs Provision for external hardwire synchronisation Certifications FAA L-864 Medium Intensity Obstruction Light, FAA AC 150/5345-43H Available in universal AC: will accept between 110–240VAC Medium Intensity Obstruction Light for marking obstacles from 150 feet [email protected] www.a

Technical Specifications Technical Illustration Photometric Output 1^ f • Specifications subject to change or variation without notice L, ^ * Subject to standard terms and conditions + Intensity setting subject to solar availability © FAA Monitoring Requirement The FAA states that ‘conspicuity is achieved only when all recommended lights are working’ and ‘any outage should be corrected as soon as possible’. The operational status of all lights should be confirmed at least once every 24 hours. If a structure is not easily inspected by visual observation, an automatic monitoring system should...