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The benefits of, Technology – Philips ObstiVision User Manual

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The benefits of

L E D

technology

L E D s

are a time tested solid state technology that emits a single colour of

light when an electric current is applied. They are revolutionising the lighting

world. Numerous benefits of this technology include extreme long life,

reliability and exceptional energy efficiency. Compared to a standard

incandescent solution the benefits in energy consumption and maintenance of

using the ObstiVision

L E D

solution are clear:

Save time, money and hassle with ObstiVision

The efficiency, reliability and freedom from maintenance that characterise

ObstiVision will save you money over time! Considering the cost of

ownership, you can have your payback period as short as 1 year by using

ObstiVision as compared to the conventional obstruction lighting system.

Lamp

Power consumption per luminaire (for Type A)

Lamp average life (hours)

Lamp life warranty

I C AO

standard met

IP protection against dust and water

Operating voltage

Weight

Wind load at 200 km/h

Operating temperature

Light Intensity (

I C AO

low intensity type A)

Colour

Vibration resistance

Supply voltage affect on light output

Incandescent or special incandescent

100w (200W twin type)

4000 hours (50% burnt out)

Not available

Yes

Typically

I P 5 5

220-240Vac 50 Hz

5.0-7.5 kg

Higher than 40N

-55 to +55 degrees Celsius

>10 cd for Type A, >32 cd for Type B

Aviation Red

( I C AO )

Susceptible to failure due to shock and vibration

Intensity varies with voltage fluctuation

High intensity light emitting diode

( L E D )

Max 7W

100,000 hours

5 years

Yes

I P 6 5

(dust tight and jet proof)

210-250Vac constant light output or 24Vdc/48Vdc

<1.0 kg

Less than 40N

-40 to +70 degrees Celsius

>10 cd for Type A, >32 cd for Type B

Aviation Red

( I C AO )

Resistant to shock and vibration

Stable with constant current generator (210-250V)

Typical Incandescent type

Philips ObstiVision low intensity type A

Benefit Comparison