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    Case study for Delta Obstruction Lighting on Forfar transmitting station.

Case study for Delta Obstruction Lighting on Forfar transmitting station.

Client Overview: Forfar Transmitting Station, located in a remote area, is a critical hub fortelecommunication and broadcasting services. Due to its height and remote location, itrequires reliable aircraft warning lights to ensure aviation safety. Delta, a leading provider ofaircraft warning lights solutions, was contracted to install and maintain warning lights at theForfar Transmitting Station.Project Scope: Delta was tasked with installing six WL3000 aircraft warning lights, a controlpanel, two transformers, and the necessary cabling infrastructure from the base to the top ofthe transmitting station. The project required meticulous planning and execution due to thestation’s height and the critical nature of [...]

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    Case Study for Delta Obstruction Lightings Aircraft warning lights on the Largest Electric Pylon in the UK

Case Study for Delta Obstruction Lightings Aircraft warning lights on the Largest Electric Pylon in the UK

UK’s largest electric pylon protected and marked by Delta’s Medium Intensity ICAO Type C Lights. The whole AWL system meticulously designed by our expert engineers, finalizing with 10 aircraft warning lights in total, positioned in a way to optimize visibility for pilots on their flight pathways. The authorities required this system to incorporate very specific material that is durable as its location is very prone to corrosion and potential water ingress. The lights, cable, relevant control panels/modules needed to endure these harsh conditions. Cable needed to be fixated in a way vertically and horizontally in a presentable manner. Main [...]

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    Case Study for Delta Obstruction Lightings Aircraft Warning Lights on the UK’s Largest Telecommunications Company

Case Study for Delta Obstruction Lightings Aircraft Warning Lights on the UK’s Largest Telecommunications Company

Our first of many projects of full Aircraft Warning Light systems for the UK’s Largest Telecommunications company on one of their sites, based in the bottom corner of the country, Cornwall. Finalizing with 8 x AWLs, 4 levels, 2 Warning lights per level, and a Circuit A and Circuit B running from the ground to the top of the structure in compliance with the customers regulations and requirements.  The installation also included a UPS Control Panel, Brackets, a Junction Box, Photocells and a Master Controller. The system fully complies with ICAO regulations and FAA requirements and has built in [...]

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Qatar World Cup

Qatar World Cup

Finally, the world cup has arrived, with some big games being held in thefamous Ahmad Bin Ali Stadium also known as “Al-Rayyan Stadium”, locatedjust west of the capital city of Qatar, Doha.

Due to the height and location of the stadium, the Civil Aviation Authorityrequire this stadium be marked with aircraft warning lights.

Delta Obstruction Lighting Ltd who are specialists in this field, supplied local contractors with technical designs and assistance in preparing a suitable system to mark this stadium. 12no. WL-20K medium intensity aircraft warning lights were supplied and installed around the outer roof of the structure.

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    Delta Aircraft Warning Lights: Qatar World Cup 2022, Al-Rayyaan Stadium

Delta Aircraft Warning Lights: Qatar World Cup 2022, Al-Rayyaan Stadium

“How Delta is participating with the safety of the Qatar Football World Cup 2022”

After the confirmation that Qatar will host the 2022 football World Cup, Preparations are currently underway in the Country to facilitate for the 32 Nations that are currently battling it out for the ultimate trophy in international football. 

Since the announcements have taken place, the Qatari government and authorities have been working endlessly to facilitate for this global event and have built up to 7 brand-new high-rise structure-like stadiums, all with the latest technology for the games to be played and comfort for the people. 

One of the [...]

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Vauxhall Sky Gardens

Vauxhall Sky Gardens
Location:  Vauxhall Sky Gardens, Nine Elms, London

Duration: 3- 4 days

H&S Statistics: No lost time, accidents or other incidents

Toward the closure of 2016, Mace Group and ESG presented Delta the opportunity to design, supply and install 5no. WLB200 Aircraft Warning Lights along with their appropriate brackets at Vauxhall Sky Gardens in London. Overlooking the River Thames, Vauxhall Sky Gardens brings modern architecture to the London borough of Lambeth, whilst simultaneously providing an exceptional standard of living to high profile business owners from around the world.

A snapshot taken from the ground showing the Sky Gardens under construction
Although the Sky Gardens [...]

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Lighting Up The Tower

Lighting Up The Tower
Location:  Providence Tower, London

Duration: 4 days

H&S Statistics: No lost time, accidents or other incidents

Project summary

Delta were awarded the contract to supply and install three of our best-selling,  LED Red Medium Intensity WL3000 Aircraft Warning Lights to the top end of a residential tower that will be operational during the hours of darkness. The installation also included a UPS Control Panel, Brackets, a Junction Box, Photocells and a Master Controller.
*At 136 metres high – 44 storeys in total – Providence Tower is one of the tallest structures in London, as shown in the above aerial shot 

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Delta Impresses Again In Most High Profile Project Yet

Delta Impresses Again In Most High Profile Project Yet
Location:  Queen Elizabeth II Bridge, Dartford

Duration: 5 days

H&S Statistics: No lost time, accidents or other incidents

Delta Obstruction Lighting (DOL) was invited to tender by the QEII’s controlling authority in August 2008 and was awarded the contract in September 2008 to design, manufacture and install a system of six warning lights at each fixing point, that went above and beyond Civil Aviation requirements, and was compatible with the bridge’s remote-controlled SCADA (Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition) framework.

DOL undertook the designing and manufacturing phases with sister company Delta International Steeplejacks (DSJ) commissioned for the installation.

 

*At 137 metres tall [...]

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Canary Wharf Tower – One Canada Square

Canary Wharf Tower – One Canada Square
Canary Wharf Tower previously had Xenon High Intensity Warning lights installed at the top of the tower. The age of this system meant that problems were occurring more frequently with the lights and costs in replacing spare parts, flash tubes and maintenance costs in general were becoming inefficient.

Delta spoke to the management at Canary Wharf Tower and suggested that it would be more cost effective to replace the entire existing Aircraft Warning Light System with a new state of the art, latest technology LED system. Our LED system offers the benefits of [...]

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