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Solar: Solarbeam Series
LED guiding and navigation lights
Long life, solar powered, no maintenance required.
The Solarbeam Series consists of a range of long life solar powered guiding and navigation lights for the road, civil structures, in virtually any outdoor environment. They require no maintenance, have a long life of more than 10 years and work within a wide operating temperature range.
The Solarbeam Series use the very latest technology in energy storage called the EnergyCache. The EnergyCache contains no environmentally damaging components, has a wide operating temperature range and lasts more than 100,000 charge/discharge cycles.
The Solarbeam Series is water resistant, constructed with durable polycarbonate or molded aluminium alloy housing and comes in a range of colors with 2 illumination modes.
Model HBYC1
Model HBYC1 is a marker designed for walls, pedestrian paths or non-vehicular trafficked raised pavement areas. It can be installed using the 2 bolt holes alongside the body and/or via road construction epoxy.
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Model HBHL
Model HBHL is a marker designed for fixing on structures such as bridges. It provide illumination along one side of the marker.
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Model HBDD1
Model HBDD1 is a double sided inground marker for traffic applications. It is designed to be completely embedded inground with the LEDs providing delineation for both sides of the traffic.
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Model HBYC1
Model HBHL
Model HBDD1
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Colours
The SolarBeam Series is available in yellow (amber), blue, green, red, white and orange LED colours.
Applications
The Solarbeam guiding lights can be installed in a range of outdoor settings.
Inground: Driveways, pathways, carparks, roads
Structures: Bridges, towers
Solarbeam HBDD1 is designed for inground traffic use. Solarbeam HBHL and HBYC1/2 are designed for use on above ground structures.
Features
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- Works in sunlight, rain or shade
- Automatic on/off
- Semi-permanent life
- Large charge/discharge cycle
- More than 10 year life
- Available in 5 colours (blinking and constant-on versions)
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