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Tower Light Monitoring

Customer Reviews


A Commercial Power Failure extinguishes the tower lights in addition to removing power from the tenant's equipment and the Remote Monitoring Services Control Panel. The standby battery, however, provides power to the control panel for at least 48 hours to continue to report conditions at the site to the two Central Stations. Restoration of commercial power is reported and recharges the standby battery.

Strobe Conditions --- day, night, red, white, failures, and restorations --- are reported to the Central Stations as they occur.

Beacon Status --- on / off, flashing / steady --- are reported as they occur.

Marker Status --- failures and restorations --- are reported as they occur.

The reports received by the two Central Stations are routed to the RMS computer program where the reports are prioritized according to the severity of the incident. They are then displayed on the computer screens and activate an audible alarm.

Priority 1 incidents require NOTAMs within 30 minutes of occurrence and generate an immediate notification to the responsible party.

 



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