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| Description | Part Number | Price | Buy |
|---|---|---|---|
| WHELEN A470AR RED STRB HEAD AS | 11-03273 | $239.00 | |
| WHELEN A470AW WHITE STRB HEAD | 11-03277 | $239.00 | |
| WHELEN A470AS RED/WHITE | 11-03259 | $256.95 | |
| WHELEN A450 STROBE LIGHT ASSY | 11-03280 | $389.00 | |
| WHELEN H102 MOUNTING ADAPTER | 11-03243 | $26.85 | |
| WHELEN H103 MOUNTING ADAPTER | 11-03284 | $108.85 | |
| WHELEN HS5 INSTALLATION PKG 5 | 11-04204 | $52.95 |
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Designed to produce light 360° around the aircraft ±30° as required. Mount on top or bottom of fuselage or on vertical fin. Requires use of either H 102 or H 103 mounting adapters. Special three conductor shielded cable must be used between light assembly and power supply. MODEL A 470A Incorporates vibration proof flash tube (A 469B) which allows flush mounting. Available with Aviation Red, White or split Red/White optic lens. Specify voltage. MODEL A 450 White strobe light with clear Pyrex glass dome. recommended for installations subject to severe vibration, moisture and chemical conditions such as Ag aircraft. This system was designed in 1968 when only 100 candles output was required. An economical system for daylight operation. Specify voltage. |
Q&A
Q: When installing the A450 light assembly what adapter do I require? I am replacing a Whelen Model 70509,
The H102 adapter is used for flush mounting, and the H103 is used for mounting in a standard 3-3/4" rotating beacon hole.
Q: Is the Whelen A450 light FAA-PMA or STC approved?
Yes, this is PMA approved.
Q: Does the A470ADS Whelen strobe require a separate power pack or can it be wired direct to the 12 v aircraft bus bar?
It would require a power supply.
