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The NANO™ Beacon is a compact, high output LED anti-collision light engineered specifically for aircraft and platforms where space, weight, and power availability are limited. Its ultra compact footprint allows installation in locations not traditionally accessible to standard beacon systems, making it an ideal solution for experimental aircraft, general aviation, rotorcraft, and UAV/UAS applications alike. Despite its small form factor, the NANO™ Beacon is designed to deliver high-intensity anti-collision visibility, enhancing aircraft recognition in a compact, low-profile package. Available in both Red and White configurations, it offers a versatile and efficient solution across a wide range of aircraft types and mission profiles. Designed with low power consumption and flexible mounting capability, the NANO™ Beacon can also serve as a ground recognition or auxiliary visibility light with minimal impact on electrical systems. Housing options include durable black or silver powder coated finishes for seamless integration with various aircraft exterior designs. As part of the AeroLEDs NANO™ Series lighting family, the NANO™ Beacon is designed to complement NANO™ Wingtip lights and can be synchronized to provide a cohesive lighting appearance across the aircraft. The Nano™ Beacon is an experimental-use product and does not hold any FAA certifications or approvals. This product is not approved for use on certified aircraft and is not recommended for night flight operations. |
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