UniLight 8mm Mini Navigation Light,4Wx2 - Red PRO8-040x2-RT
Powerful Position-/Navigation Light in x2-Technology - doubled luminous power but the same waste heat! The profile light of the 8mm series is slim outside and fits optically also onto smaller models. Because of the x2-Technology, the light has an enormous luminous power and thus it's an eye-catcher even for bigger models. Astonishingly compact dimensions with an unique slim design and additionally, a special cap for maximal visibilty.
In delivery state, the profiled polycarbonate cap is simply attached. It can be varnished separately. It's highly transparent and unbreakable.
The assembly of the lamp is astonishingly easy: With a simple surface mount, you only need two 7mm holes. In this way, the luminaire can be also mounted on smaller wing tips or fuselage. If desired, you can recess the luminaire up to 3mm, thus achieving an even smaller construction. The cap must be glued after the final assembly.
Electricity: 4Wx2 reference power, 8(12)V, 0.35A
Beam angle: >160°
Light intensity: 2x50 Lumen RED
Light intensity: 2x70 Lumen GREEN
Light intensity: 2x100 Lumen WHITE
Dimension cooling pin: D7x29
Dimension light cap: 8x30x8mm, up to 3mm lowerable without loss of beam angle
Weight: 7g (without cable)
Ready to use with 1m silicon cable and ready made series resistor for 2S, resistor for 3S enclosed
The reference power is a comparison value between our offered lights. It normally refers to an operating voltage of 12V/3S Lipo and is dependent on bulbs, operating mode and technology.
The luminaire is ready to use for operation with 2S LiPo (ca. 8V). With 3S (12V), the enclosed resistor has to be added. Please note that high-performance LEDs can get very hot, up to 70°C is quite normal. These lamps with heatsink cases are suitable for continuous operation if an air flow (during flight) is possible. If this is not the case, the duty cycle of 5-10 minutes should not be exceeded. Pay always attention to the operating temperature, we do not assume any warranty in case of overheating.
Note: The LED lights are extremely bright! Never look directly into a LED!
