The MBL 160-SP is a solar self-powered marine LED lantern, reaching a maximum range of 9 nautical miles. Ideal for installations near to Equator or with high power consumption due to a heavy duty cycle. Solar modules are placed aside the lantern by plates, like wings, meanwhile the battery is housed inside the lantern base. Although it can be used in on-shore installations, the MBL 160-SP is especially recommended for buoys; since its compact design allows a quick and easy installation, without any additional fixings among the different components. Designed according to IALA Recommendations. Features: • High-efficiency luminous system. Up to 7 nm (T=0.74), 9 nm (T=0.85). • Vertical divergence up to 12°. • 360° horizontal output. • Average operation lifetime over 10 years. • IP 68 watertightness degree (immersion resistant). • Double RS-232 serial port for setting adjustments by PC and remote monitoring system. • Programming, configuration and operating status via PC, IR programmer or Bluetooth as an option. • Ready to integrate remote monitoring via GSM, VHF or satellite, and synchronization module via GPS. • Up to 2 nos. solar modules of 5W each. • Autonomy without solar charging up to 450 hours. • Automatic energy management, according to latitude. • PATENTED OPTICAL SYSTEM.

Specifications subject to change without previous notice. Self-powered LED lantern MBL160-SP 12° of vertical divergence MBL 160-SP1. Optical System Light source: Luminous range: Colours available: Vertical divergence: LED average life: 3 to 6 nos. ultra-bright LED diodes, with high-precision acrylic lens. Up to 7 nm (T=0.74) 9 nm (T=0.85). White, green, red, amber and blue. From 5° to 12° (50% lo). More than 100,000 hours. Electronic control Flash rhythms: Day/night threshold: Solar charge regulation function: Settings: Energy management: Light intensity reduction due to low battery: 256 (6 nos....