7.5w White Strobe Navstrobe Lighting for AIRCRAFT

Specifications

Aircraft Wingtip Navigation Light

Aircraft Wingtip Navigation Light with constant & fast red strobe, 7.5w, 1020 LM CREE LEDs

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

- Total Emitters: 1.5x 5w
- Power: 7.5W
- Color BIN: whie- Rated Voltage: 10-30VDC

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.

  When these lights are in strobe mode, do the red & green nav lights still illuminate between strobe flashes?
Per the supplier: No. There is no light output between light bursts.

Do these carry any kind of warranty? If so, what are the terms? I think just about all my customers would buy these.
Yes. The manufacturer offers a 90 day satisfaction guarantee.

Will the bulbs in this kit replace a Grimes 1512 bulb?
Per the supplier: Yes, my Sextant 30w kit (11-11987) contains bulbs that are a direct replacements for the Grimes 1512 bulb.

How do I know if these will worth on my airplane? I have a 1976 Cessna 150M. Thanks. Edgar. N63491.
We recommend that you check the currently installed bulb on your aircraft. We have added some application info to the "Overview" tab on the web page. These NavStrobe bulbs will replace most common bulbs found in GA aircraft. Please check the applicable bulb numbers listed on this web page against the currently installed bulbs on your aircraft. You can find the bulb number for your aircraft by looking in your parts manual or physically pulling one off the plane. If you don't see a matching number to what we have referenced, you can check the dimensions for the BAY15S (wing tip) and BA15S (tail) base styles in the "Dimensional Drawing" tab. Then you can measure your current bulbs to see if they will fit. Like we noted on the web page, these are nearly universal replacement bulbs for GA aircraft. This Sextant 30W kit will replace about 99% of all GA position lights. These should be no problem in your Cessna 150.

Do you have to have a flash set up or do you just plug in the new bulb assembly?
It is plug and play. Just switch out the bulb. Then you simply flip the switch each time you want to change between constant and strobe.

Near as I can tell, I have Whelen combo Nav lights and strobes on my 172D. Would these fit as plug and play replacements?
Per the supplier: My lights are a direct replacement to the combination Whelen strobe and nav lights. They are plug-n-play drop in's. for the front nav (position) lights.

Is the flash intensity greater than the continuous mode, like the Whelen Nav light/strobe combination? Or does it use the same LEDs, just flashing rather than on continuously?
Per the supplier: The strobe mode is 2x brighter than the steady on mode since the power draw is much less and the LEDs can be driven harder.

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