We have successfully delivered a consignment of 24V slave bulkheads to Trinity House, the General Lighthouse Authority (GLA) for England, Wales, the Channel Islands and Gibraltar.
These heavy-duty bulkheads, designed for reliable operation in demanding environments, will play a vital role in supporting the critical operations of Trinity House.
The 24V slave bulkheads boast a range of features that make them ideal for lighthouse applications:
- Durable Construction: The moulded self-extinguishing polycarbonate base ensures weatherproof performance (IP65) for withstanding harsh coastal conditions.
- Reliable Illumination: The LED light source provides low energy consumption and long-lasting performance, crucial for uninterrupted operation.
- Central Battery Compatibility: Designed for seamless integration with 24V central battery systems, commonly used in lighthouse installations.
- Escape Route Suitability: The bulkheads comply with essential safety standards, making them suitable for illuminating escape routes within lighthouses.
Central Battery Bulkhead (24 / 50 / 110 / 230 Volt AC/DC)
We are proud to partner with Trinity House in their mission to ensure the safety of maritime navigation. Our 24V slave bulkheads offer a dependable and energy-efficient solution for lighthouse applications, providing vital illumination during emergencies.
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About Trinity House
Founded in 1514, Trinity House is the oldest continuously operating lighthouse authority in the world. They are responsible for over 40 operational lighthouses, providing essential navigational aids for mariners around the coast of England, Wales, the Channel Islands, and other areas. Their dedication to maritime safety plays a critical role in safeguarding seafarers and protecting the environment.
