CXH-11P Single Deck Plastic 60W 3nm IP56 Navigation Signal Light For 50m Ship

CXH-11P Single Deck Plastic Navigation Signal Light 60W Marine For 50m Ship

Specification
 

CXH-11P single-deck navigation signal light

The scope of application:

Applied to the ships with the length 50m Or above 50m as lamp signal liaison when night navigation.

Products characteristic:

1. The shell is made of high-strength engineering plastic PA+GF injection, the lampshade adopts injection of PC, the lens hood adopts the good quality stainless steel.
2. The signal lights have the whole seal structure, it is waterproof under the bad environment.
3. The connection of the signallight’s lamp holder and the base adopt plug in type, can replace the up and down bulb when open the cover.
4. The signal lights adopt the signal light's bulb which conform to the ship norm, and the average life is more than 700h.
5. The signal lights can work normally under the temperature -30℃～55℃

Adopt standard:

1. Conform to and ．
2. Conform to the international standard IEC60598-1-2008
3. Conform to the standard of marine electric signal light's technical condition GB/T 3028-1995

Production authentication:

1. Approval by CCS(China Classification Society), certificate number 00515Q20619ROM
2. Passed the authentication of CE.

Types of marine lights

Navigation lights are lamps that indicate the position and direction of a ship during a voyage. There are 3 types of masthead light, side light and tail light.

Masthead light:

Installed on the top of the mast on the centerline of the ship's fore and aft, it displays an uninterrupted white light in a 225° horizontal arc directly in front, and can see a distance of 2-6 nautical miles.

Sidelight:

There are red lights on the port side and green lights on the starboard side, which are installed on the port and starboard sides of the bridge.

Each displays uninterrupted red and green lights in a horizontal arc of 22.5° from the front of the ship to the rear of the ship's side, and the visible distance is 1 to 3 nautical miles.

Tail light:

Installed at the stern, it displays uninterrupted white light in a horizontal arc of 135° directly behind, and can see a distance of 2 to 3 nautical miles.