Essential Aeroleds - Pulsar Navigation / Strobe / Position Lights Device [kaB63M59]

AeroLEDs Pulsar Navigation Lights

Experience the ultimate in aviation lighting with the AeroLEDs Pulsar Navigation Lights, a revolutionary three-in-one light system designed for exceptional visibility and safety. These state-of-the-art lights serve as a navigation light, strobe light, and position light, offering a comprehensive solution for pilots and aircraft owners. Engineered with cutting-edge technology, the Pulsar series combines functionality and durability to meet the most demanding operating conditions.

Superior Design and Performance

The Pulsar Navigation Lights are crafted with a focus on quality and efficiency. Constructed using a single solid-state circuit board, exclusive polycarbonate lens, and internal reflectors, these lights provide superior performance with an impressive 70 candelas for position lights and 150 effective candelas for strobe lights. The anodized aluminum heatsink ensures optimal thermal management, while the external acrylic hard coat offers UV protection and scratch resistance. Here are some key features:

• Single solid-state circuit board for reliable performance
• Exclusive polycarbonate lens and internal reflectors for optimal light distribution
• Anodized aluminum heatsink for efficient thermal management
• External acrylic hard coat for UV protection and scratch resistance

Practical Applications and Benefits

The Pulsar Navigation Lights are an ideal choice for both new aircraft designs and retrofit installations. With a small footprint and standard 3-position mounting screw pattern, these lights are versatile and easy to integrate. No external power supply is required, making them a convenient and cost-effective solution. Ideal for pilots who demand the best in navigation, positioning, and strobe lighting, the Pulsar series offers numerous benefits:

• Enhanced visibility in daylight and night conditions
• Reduced installation complexity and cost
• Compliance with FAA, TSO C-30c Type I and II standards