7.5w White Strobe Bulb for Aircraft Spruce Company

Specifications

Aircraft Wingtip Navigation Light

AIRCRAFT LED WINGTIP NAV LIGHT 7.5W-A-1512 1- dual mode constant on and strobe mode

2 strobe mode = 100ms on/off duty cycle for 3000ms, off for 1000ms, return to strobe mode, repeat until power is removed.
2- constant on the first time power is applied after 2 minutes in off mode.
3- operate 8 continuous hours in constant on mode
4- operate 12 continuous hours in strobe mode
5- Must be able to switch between modes at any time.
6- operating voltage range 10-30v

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Note: For Experimental aircraft use only. Not FAA/PMA Approved.

NavStrobe Aircraft Wingtip Nav Light 7.5W-A-1512
Rapco Equivalent: 1512,1524,7079B-12,7079B-24,7512-12,7512-24
Emitter Type: Cree LED's

• Total Emitters: 10
• Power: 7.5W
• Color BIN: White

Rated Voltage: 8-30VDC

• Draws <225ma @ 14.2VDC
• Luminous Flux: 13550LM (0 degrees), 836LM (90 degrees)
• Color Temperature: 6000~6500K
• 2 modes: constant & fast strobe
• Base Type: BAY15s = Single contact and single offset pin. (A-1512)
• Application: Wingtip Navigation Light replacement.
• Contains 1 light bulb per pack

Dimensions: 2.0 in x 0.7 in (52 mm x 1.8 cm)
Weight: 0.32 oz (9 g)
Turn on first: Constant lighting / Turn on second time <3s: Fast Strobe. Switch between modes in fog/cloud etc

  Easy replacement. Works well. Be aware there are two flashing rates, 100ms and 300ms. The faster rate as seen in the video is for aircraft above 150 knots. The slower rate is for aircraft under 150 knots. Something about number of flashes for distance traveled.
Make sure you get the proper flash rate. The two bulbs look identical.
Nice and bright and easy to use.

Do these Navstrobe LED wingtip nav lights come in Red and Green or are they designed to work behind colored lenses?
These are designed to work behind colored lenses. All Navstrobe products except the Sextant product (our part # 11-11987) are designed to operate behind the existing colored lens.

Are these 7.5W Aircraft LED Wingtip Nav Lights legal as direct replacements for a certificated aircraft? Is paperwork necessary to be legal, or just a logbook entry by owner?
No, these are NOT FAA Approved for use in certified aircraft. Use part number 11-11987 for the certified kit.

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