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As an operator of wind turbines, you are faced with the complex task of reconciling energy efficiency, environmental protection and the interests of local residents. Aircraft Detection Lighting Systems (ADLS) is proving to be a key technology here. Discover why ADLS is not only advantageous for your wind farm, but indispensable.
Demand-controlled night-time marking is revolutionizing the way we deal with the night-time marking of wind turbines:
1. Precise activation: the lights only switch on when an aircraft is actually approaching.
2. Intelligent control: Advanced detection systems continuously monitor the airspace.
3. Drastic reduction in light emissions: On most nights, the systems remain dark.
This technology directly addresses the challenges you face as an operator.
The implementation of ADLS brings several decisive advantages that have a direct impact on your business and its environment:
1. Minimization of light pollution
2. Significant increase in public acceptance
3. Optimization of energy consumption and operating costs
The ADLS is activated precisely and on demand to ensure maximum efficiency:
State-of-the-art detection systems form the heart of the ADLS and ensure maximum safety with minimum light emissions:
1. Continuous airspace surveillance:
2. Real-time processing of data:
3. Intelligent activation logic:
4. Automatic deactivation:
The introduction of ADLS systems is subject to clear legal requirements that you as an operator must know and observe:
As your expert for on-demand night-time marking, we offer you comprehensive support at every step of the ADLS implementation:
Would you like to find out more about how ADLS can future-proof your wind farm and which specific solutions are best suited to your turbines? Our team of experts is ready to analyze your individual requirements and work with you to develop the optimal ADLS strategy. Let's work together to raise the efficiency and acceptance of your wind turbines to a new level.
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