Strobe beacon for UL aircraft
Beacon Arrow Flash T2 – red
Part no.: ART17180
Stroboscopic red tail beacon for ultralight aircraft intended as an anti-collision system (covering the vertical direction). The beacon is usually installed in multiple locations on an ultralight aircraft. It is placed on both the lower and upper sides of the fuselage or even on the rudder.
Stroboscopic red tail beacon for ultralight aircraft intended as an anti-collision system (covering the vertical direction). The beacon is usually installed in multiple locations on an ultralight aircraft. It is placed on both the lower and upper sides of the fuselage or even on the rudder.
Within 3 weeks
Basic specifications
Technical parameters
- Supply voltage: 9 ÷ 18 VDC
- The beacon is resistant to reverse polarity of the supply voltage.
- Current consumption (position lights): 0.25 A @ 12 VDC
- Current consumption (beacon): 2.5 A @ 12 VDC, pulsed on flash
- Power consumption (position lights): 3 W @ 12 VDC
- Power consumption (beacon): 30 W @ 12 VDC, pulsed on flash
- Flash repetition: 1.2s
- Color of the emitted light: red
- Dimensions: 55×41×33 mm
- Weight: 36 g
- Wire length: 280mm 20AWG
Marking of conductors
| GND | Ground |
| POS. | Positive for Position / Navigation |
| STR. | Positive for Strobe |
| SYNC | Synchronization (optional) |
Installation
The stroboscopic beacon is mounted on the tail of the UL aircraft. A left/right and tail beacon is usually installed as a set. The positive power supply wire is connected to the POS and STROBE signal (we can route and turn-on it on separately or together). Furthermore, connect the negative power supply to the GND, and the SYNC signal may or may not be connected. If SYNC is not connected, the lights flash out of sync.
More information
This product is not approved for installation in certified aircraft. This is not a TSO certified light.
