Medium Intensity
FTB 360i Medium Intensity Integrated Red LED Beacon
Recognized as the premier lighting system for wind turbines, the 360i, an FAA type L864, provides a red LED light for nighttime obstruction marking. The FTB 360i’s compact design provides a patented 3-degree “community friendly” beam, easy to read status indicators, and contains no moving parts.
FTS 361X Medium Intensity Red LED Beacon
The Flash Technology LED based MI red beacon utilizes state-of-the art high flux LED technology and optical design to become one of the most efficient, compact FAA compliant L864 devices in the market. While it readily interfaces into existing installations, its robust, low power design will provide years of maintenance-free operation.
FTS 362X-2 Medium Intensity Dual LED Beacon
Medium Intensity LED system comprised of both red and white LED’s.
FTS 363X Medium Intensity White LED Beacon
Medium Intensity LED system comprised of white LED’s used for White only.
FTC 2201 Red Light Controller with GPS
Flash Technology’s FTC 2201 with GPS synchronization has been designed specifically for wind energy applications. It can control (1) flashing LED L864 beacon and/or up to (8) LED L810 side markers. The GPS synchronization allows for wireless synchronizing of flashing beacons mounted on separate turbines. In conjunctions with LED beacon technology (48w), the FTC 2201 is easy to install and uses very little energy (1w).
FTS 2301 Red LED Light System VDC
Flash Technology’s FTS 2301 VDC system has been specifically designed for Meteorological (MET) tower applications. It is a DC powered Red LED lighting system for L-864 and/or L-810 lighting. The system operates from a universal 12-48 VDC input. It is designed for FAA tower types A-0 or A-1.
FTS 364 LED Catenary System
Medium Intensity Catenary LED system for L-866 / L-885 applications. Available in Red, White and Dual. Specifically designed for marking structures that support transmission lines that span across low terrain.
FTB 324 Medium Intensity Dual Strobe System
Flash Technology’s best selling lighting system. The FTB 324 is a an FAA type L864/L865 beacon, that provides a white strobe for day and a red strobe for night for structures less than 500’ AGL.
FTB 324-LT Medium Intensity Dual Strobe System LITE Series
The Flash Technology FTB 324-2LT is Flash Technology’s Lite version of the FTB 324. It is an FAA type L864/L865 that provides a white strobe for day and red strobe for night for structures less than 500’, but without the ability to work with our Eagle™ diagnostic monitoring platform.
OL2 L810 LED Steady Burning Side Marker
The Flash Technology LED 810 applications include, but aren’t limited to, the following: towers, rooftops, bridges, taxiways, cranes, and more.
OL1 L810 Incandescent Steady Burning Side Marker
The Flash Technology incandescent L 810 is used in all FAA - A, E, and F type marking and comes as a single or double fixture.
FTB 314 Medium Intensity Red Strobe System
The Flash Technology FTB 314 is an FAA type L864 that provides a red strobe for night applications on structures less than 750’. Optional Primary / Backup stacked flash head.
FTB 310C Catenary White Strobe System
The Flash Technology FTB 310C is an FAA type L866 that provides a white strobe for day and night for structures less than 500’, supporting overhead cables and wires suspended over canyons, valleys or waterways. The system is comprised of three lighting levels in or near each supporting structure. One light level is located near the top of the structure, one at the lowest point of the structure, and one midway. The flash sequence is middle-top-bottom, with the interval between the top and the bottom flashes equal to twice the interval between the middle and top flashes.
FTB 310 Medium Intensity White Strobe System Dual Strobe Option (for backup)
The Flash Technology FTB 310 is an FAA type L865, providing a white strobe for day and night for structures less than 500’.
FTB 310-LT Medium Intensity White Strobe System LITE Series
The Flash Technology FTB 310-LT is Flash Technology’s Lite version of the FTB 310. It is an FAA type L865 that provides a white strobe for day and night for structures less than 500’, but without the ability to work with our Eagle™ diagnostic monitoring platform.
FTB 305
The Flash Technology FTB 305 is white strobe for day and night for structures under 500’. Uses a seperate controller - FTC 121 or FTC 140.
FTB 302 White or Red Medium Intensity Beacon
The Flash Technology FTB 302 is an FAA type L865 that provides a white/red strobe for day and night. This beacon can normally be added to a high intensity system when adding an appurtenance to an existing tower.
FTB 304
The Flash Technology FTB 304 is an FAA type L-865 white strobe that provides a white strobe for day, twilight and night operation for structures under 500’
FTB 311L Medium Intensity LED/Strobe System, Red LED and White Strobe
The Flash Technology FTB 311L is an FAA type L864/L865 that provides a white strobe for day and a red LED for night for structures less than 500’.
Conversion Kits - LED Markers & FTB 312 to FTB 324
The LED marker conversion kit converts incandescent markers on Flash systems to LED. LED fixture utilize existing marker base and cable to simplify install.
The 312 conversion kit converts an FTB 312 to an FTB 324. The new FH 324 is complete with new xenon tubes and carries a full (2) year warranty.
FTW 174
The FTW 174 provides wireless monitoring through RS-485 communications and/or four (4) dry contact inputs. The unit also monitors site power.
Equipment monitoring through RS-485 communications is available with all Flash Technology FLC series controllers and any FTB strobe system equipped with a 9038 or 4747 (Ver. 6.9 or higher) PCB*. Dry contacts are typically alarm relays provided by equipment for external monitoring of alarm conditions. Each input of the FTW 174 can be configured by Flash Technology’s National Operations Center (NOC) to alarm on either open or closed status. Alarm on open is preferred for fail safe monitoring.
At-A-Glance
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| Employees: | 17,000 in over 35 countries |
| Annual Sales: | $4.9 billion in 2010 |