FLA’s range of Neon and filament lamps are available in a wide range of voltages and meet the current requirements for both ICAO and CAA low-intensity, Group A obstacle lamps. Solar systems are also available, for isolated locations.

The robust lamp bodies are manufactured from corrosion resistant Die-cast alloy and finished in red Polyester Powder coat whilst the domes are formed from toughened safety glass, Polycarbonate domes are to be available later this year, Weather protection is to IP56.

Maintenance is made easier for the user by the high level of interchangeability of spares, standardisation of fixing and wiring method, simple quick release removal of dome and, of course, ex-stock availability from our stores of most items.

The neon lamps can be supplied as Single ,Double or Autoswitching units all of which now incorporate volt free contacts for tube failure telemetry , as well as a flashing facility, with the flash rate set to the internationally recommended standards.

In addition to the lamps themselves, we also have a full range of standard accessories to enable the design of a complete system to customer requirements, appropriate to the structure height. -These include:

Junction Boxes and control Boxes (protected to IP67)

Photocells, with or without override switch Isolators, MCBs, RCDs and Transformers Steel wire Armoured Cable, etc.

Brackets and fixings Earthing Equipment.

All equipment is supplied in accordance with current British, EEC and IEE standards and, of course, complies with the latest EMC and Low-Voltage Directives.

In addition to our own range of lamps, we can design systems using lamps of other manufacture, if specifically required, either on their own, or in conjunction with our own equipment to meet the customers requirements.

You may order a printed copy of the catalogue by selecting the button opposite. If you want your copy immediately (file size 1.1 mb) and you are using Microsoft Internet Explorer click the right button over the display instruction below and click Save target As. Select a convenient location and click the Save button.

You now have your own catalogue on your machine that can be displayed and printed using Acrobat Reader Version 4 onwards.

Alternatively you may choose to display and print the page for individual items by going to the web page and selecting the option. A good tip is to open Acrobat Reader first and minimise it so that each catalogue page is displayed quickly. Make sure that non of the boxes are ticked for resizing etc after you press the print button or you may experience slow printing.