High intensity xenon obstruction lights are used mainly during night marking. The xenon lights are credibly known for their gift to infiltrate poor visibility and foggy conditions. It provides an output in multiples of an equivalent neon light filament.
A high intensity white strobe light (FAA) is used on structures that are greater than 150 meters. Unlike a medium intensity xenon light, a high intensity one doesn't provide 360˚ coverage, which requires the use of at least 3 high strobes at each level.
The common high white strobe flashes 40-60 times in a minute, at an intensity of 200,000 candelas for daytime, 20,000 candelas at twilight, and 2,000 candelas at night-time.
The operation of our xenon lights will not be affected even in temperatures ranging from -20°C to +55°C. They will withstand wind-speeds of 240 kph, blown from any direction, along with rain and fog.

• Compliant to ICAO, Annexure-14, Chapter-6, Type “A” High Intensity Light.
• Compliant to FAA type L-856.
• Comprises of
• Flash Head Assembly.
• Flash head control unit.
• Master controller.
• Uni-directional white flashing light designed to provide 120º horizontal with narrow vertical beam pattern.
• Beam angle adjustment in vertical plane available.
• Automatic selection of Day / Twilight / Night mode light intensity adjustment.
• All enclosures made in stainless steel grade 304.
• Integral adjustable tilt angle mounting bracket for flash head assembly.
• Flash synchronization upto 24 Flash heads available for one single structure.
• Remote fault monitoring of individual light available.
• Intelligent lamp control technology for maximum lamp life.
• Toughened glass window with internal parabolic reflector and light direction baffles for flash head assembly.
• IP-65 degree of Ingress protection.
• Draw out type panels for ease of maintenance.
• Built in Surge Protection

• Flash Head – FTH-HI
• Flash Head Control Unit – TCU-HI
• Master Controller – TMC-HI
• Photocell Head – TPC-HI

High intensity xenon obstruction lights are used mainly during night marking. The xenon lights are credibly known for their gift to infiltrate poor visibility and foggy conditions. It provides an output in multiples of an equivalent neon light filament.
A high intensity white strobe light (FAA) is used on structures that are greater than 150 meters. Unlike a medium intensity xenon light, a high intensity one doesn't provide 360˚ coverage, which requires the use of at least 3 high strobes at each level.
The common high white strobe flashes 40-60 times in a minute, at an intensity of 200,000 candelas for daytime, 20,000 candelas at twilight, and 2,000 candelas at night-time.
The operation of our xenon lights will not be affected even in temperatures ranging from -20°C to +55°C. They will withstand wind-speeds of 240 kph, blown from any direction, along with rain and fog.

• Compliant to ICAO, Annexure-14, Chapter-6, Type “A” High Intensity Light.
• Compliant to FAA type L-856.
• Comprises of
• Flash Head Assembly.
• Flash head control unit.
• Master controller.
• Uni-directional white flashing light designed to provide 120º horizontal with narrow vertical beam pattern.
• Beam angle adjustment in vertical plane available.
• Automatic selection of Day / Twilight / Night mode light intensity adjustment.
• All enclosures made in stainless steel grade 304.
• Integral adjustable tilt angle mounting bracket for flash head assembly.
• Flash synchronization upto 24 Flash heads available for one single structure.
• Remote fault monitoring of individual light available.
• Intelligent lamp control technology for maximum lamp life.
• Toughened glass window with internal parabolic reflector and light direction baffles for flash head assembly.
• IP-65 degree of Ingress protection.
• Draw out type panels for ease of maintenance.
• Built in Surge Protection

• Flash Head – FTH-HI
• Flash Head Control Unit – TCU-HI
• Master Controller – TMC-HI
• Photocell Head – TPC-HI