A high-power SMD LED array delivers a tightly focused beam, with wavelength calibrated for maximum visibility. Switch between red, green, and white signal states in real time — engineered for absolute clarity in critical conditions.
The signal light gun is a hand-held LED signal lamp for air traffic control towers, airfields, heliports and ships' bridges. When radio communication fails, is unavailable or radio silence is required, it gives the operator clear red, green and white light signals.
A high-power SMD LED array replaces the filament bulbs and coloured lenses of older signal lamps and the traditional Aldis lamp. It is lightweight, runs from a rechargeable battery and sits in a desk cradle with its charger, ready for instant use.
Air traffic controllers use an aviation signal lamp to pass light signals to aircraft, vehicles and ground personnel when radio contact is lost. Typical users include airport and airfield control towers, heliports and helipads, offshore helicopter operations, air ambulance and police air units, and military flight lines.
On a ship's bridge, a marine signal lamp is used for ship-to-ship and ship-to-shore visual signalling, including Morse code. It is the modern replacement for the Aldis lamp, and for the daylight signalling lamp ships carry under SOLAS Chapter V.
Switch between the three standard light signal colours, with a two-position trigger for a steady beam or manual flashing for Morse code.
A tightly focused LED beam with a 50,000-hour life and no bulbs to replace.
Cordless operation, independent of mains or ship's power.
Kept charged at the operator's position, ready the moment it's needed.
A hand-held signal lamp that is easy to carry to the tower window, flight line or bridge wing.
Each model is tailored to where it's used. The aviation model has aviation-specific signalling patterns for quick, easy use; the maritime model has a waterproof IP67 design.
