Flashing light warning apparatus

Electric lamp and discharge devices: systems – Condenser in the supply circuit – Condenser in shunt to the load device and the supply

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315200R, 315208, H05B 3700

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051627027

ABSTRACT:
In flashing light warning apparatus of a type having a voltage source (U), a main blocking transformer (HW), a flash tube (R), an ignition device (Z), a first and a third storage condenser (K1, K3), and an electrical switching device (S1), a switching path of the first electrical switching apparatus is arranged parallel to the first storage condenser, the third storage condenser and the ignition device are coupled to an auxiliary blocking transformer (ZW), and the first switching device can be switched by a control device (B). Such a flashing light warning apparatus can be produced in an uncomplicated, cost effective manner, to provide light energy which can be changed during operation to provide a day flash and at least one type of night flash. The night flash is at such a level that its output can be recognized from afar only by night vision apparatus.

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patent: 3666964 (1972-05-01), Flynn
patent: 3758817 (1973-09-01), Elliott
patent: 4687971 (1987-08-01), Shimizu

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