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Oxley supplies low profile anti-collision lights to BAE Systems HERTI programme

15/06/2009

Press releaseIssued by Oxley Group plc.

Oxley Developments Company Ltd, a leading designer and manufacturer of LED aircraft lighting systems, has recently completed delivery of a suite of external lights to BAE Systems for use on their HERTI Unmanned Air Vehicle (UAV). Following the supply of brand new wing-tip and tail lights in the latter half of 2008, Oxley has now successfully designed and supplied low profile anti-collision lights that combine a robust, lightweight design with a high intensity output.

The issues of size, weight and optical performance are critical factors when considering external lighting for aircraft in general and UAVs in particular. BAE Systems specified a requirement from the outset for an anti-collision light that adhered to strict space and weight criteria whilst at the same time offering a strong optical performance.

The Oxley ROTOXTM 400 anti-collision light produces an effective intensity of greater than 400 candela and its light output meets both JAR-23 and JAR-25 regulations. However, with a protruding height of less than 50 mm and weighing less than 750 g, the lights are designed to fit inside relatively small space envelopes and also boast low power consumption. The ROTOXTM is also designed with EMI issues in mind and complies with RTCA DO-160D and MIL-STD-461E. T

he suite of wing-tip, tail and anti-collision lights installed on the HERTI UAV has been designed with other UAV and fixed-wing applications in mind. Customised options including NVIS friendly and covert variants are also available. All of the lights feature the benefits of LED technology including high Mean Time Between Failure (MTBF) rates and low through-life maintenance costs.

Oxley is exhibiting at this year's Paris Air Show taking place from 15th to 21st June at Le Bourget. We can be found on the NWAA stand at Hall 2B-G93.

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