Aircraft Warning Lamps

Depending on the model selected the power source will be derived from Grid (240Volts 50hz) or Solar panel and will switch between the two on models that carry both supplies. All switching and power transitions are managed by a microcontroller unit where flashing and duty cycles are customizable for customer requirements.

The housing of the light is based on a imported UV protected transparent beacon cover and an imported IP65 compatible housing hermetically sealed for reducing humidity and condensation.

Incorporated with the advance electronics running behind the scene is a microcontroller unit monitoring the health of the circuit, energy management and operating parameters of the lamp. Lamp is designed to automatically go on and off with preset levels of lighting levels which are specifically designed and tested to cater Sri Lankan environmental conditions. Lights are designed with standards in mind to support the standard Aircraft warning lamp requirements such as the luminance power and angles of visibility.

At basic levels all models of the  lamps are incorporated with charged pump high efficiency switch mode power supply  translating 80-90% efficiency in energy conversion. The high bright LED technology utilized is the latest innovation in solid state lighting devices providing very high luminous intensity at very low power consumption levels. With LED life exceeding 100,000 hours in normal conditions states these lamps are virtually maintenance free for years.

Sanergy AWL features
All Sanergy Aircraft warning lamps are designed using solid state lighting technologies. This lamp is powered by high powered LEDs fed by an advance power management circuitry enabling very high level of energy savings while enjoying the long life of solid state devices.

Aircraft Warning Lamps
There are few models of Aircraft Warning Lamps produced by Sanergy. There are two major models with two variations, Solar Powered and/or Grid Powered. Based on the standard requirements these models of lights are available as Flashing or Continues operation options.

There are two major models with two variations, Solar Powered and/or Grid Powered.