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ZH-878-3HMedium-intensity LED Solar-Powered Aviation LightDescription ZH-878-3H Solar-Powered Aviation Light couples with dedicated deep-cycle batteries for solar power adopting international advanced, low-brightness, high-efficiency solar panels. Battery charge and discharge use advanced power management system in voltage short, overvoltage, floating Charge, temperature of a comprehensive protection and greatly improves battery service life. The control circuit of the light uses low-power consumption professional flash-light controller to reduce the power consumption of the control circuit itself. Light source adopts international-advanced LED Lamp which has low power consumption, long battery life spam and high efficiency. The light can work for more than 15 days during overcast and rainy days. Light shell adopts the stainless and the aluminum alloy and the solar plate is sealed by the toughened glass. Lamp shape adopts PC material, and the light has function of corrosion resistance, anti-UV and impact resistance, so the light can be used in the harsh environment. Type ZH-878-3H solar-powered aviation light is the single light with a light-operated switch. Installed in the fuse, it can work automatically alone when ambient brightness is lower than 50cd squre meter. Scope of Application ZH-878-3H Solar-Powered Aviation Light can be provided with power supply without power transmission cables by solar power, so it is suitable for those locations especially which are hard to lay the cable or lack of power supply as well as those facilities which have high requirements on lightning protection. NameParameterTypeZH-878-3HFAA StandardL-864Light Intensity2000-20000cdFlash Rates20 40 times/minuteLamp Life100,000 hoursPower SupplyDC24V Solar PowerPower Consumption30WOperating Temperature-30°C +60°COverall Dimension (mm)1000 ×980× 430Installing Dimension(mm)560× 560×M13Protection StandardIP65Ambient Brightness50cd per square meterEmitting ColorRedWeight42 kgWind load80m/s