L-32 FIELD MARKER LIGHT SYSTEM

FEATURES:
  • Remote control operation
  • Supports any number of light fixtures
  • Configurable to any requirement
  • Color or infrared filters
  • Incandescent or strobe lights
  • Easily transportable
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The ACR Field Marker Light System is an evolutionary refinement of signaling technology that exemplifies how we can improve upon and redefine the application of existing systems. Working with the United States military, ACR Electronics provided a solution to a critical combat situation problem.

Under certain circumstances, portable landing field/drop zone lights may, in a hostile environment, draw fire when activated. By making them remotely controlled, personnel can get under cover after the lights are placed, reducing the risk of discovery. Once positioned, the lights need only be turned on for the minimum time needed to bring in aircraft. They can be activated and deactivated in any sequence by remote control.

The ACR Field Marker System was used during Operation Desert Storm, a testimony to its readiness, versatility and reliability. Although the need and concept developed from a specific combat situation, ACR’s Field Marker Systems can find applications in other areas as well. Using either remote control or manual activation. The system can be used for rescue missions by special forces or as a portable landing system in place of costly permanent air field systems; in military situations, the system can help guide cargo aircraft for supply drops or deploy airborne forces.

The remote control switching module of the Field Marker Light Systems can be readily adapted to any situation requiring a remote controlled electrical on/off function. The small size makes it easy to integrate with any design configuration, and the unit is weather resistant.

Since the introduction of the Field Marker System, ACR has expanded it to be available in sequential version as well.

 

SPECIFICATIONS: 
INCANDESCENT SYSTEM
L-32 Field Marker Light
Battery: BA-4386 or BA 5598
Lamp: Incandescent 12.8V, 1.04 AMP
Light Output: Approximately 15 CD
Lens: Clear
Lens Options: Red, Blue, Green, IR
Dimensions: 3" x 3" x 3.4"
Weight: 8 oz.
Case: ABS
L-32RC Remote Control Unit
Battery: BA-4386 or BA 5598
Modulation: FM
Antenna: Removable, 12"
Weight: 7.5 oz
Dimensions: 3" x 3" x 1.5"
Case: ABS
CC-1 Code Controller
Transceiver: PRC-77 (Turns Units On/Off)

 

STROBE SYSTEM
L-32S Field Marker Light
Battery: BA-4386 or BA 5598
Lamp: Xenon Flashtube
Light Output: Peak-Approximately 30 CD
Lens: Clear
Lens Options: Red, Blue, Green, IR
Dimensions: 3" x 3" x 3.4"
Weight: 8 oz
Case: ABS
CC-1 Code Controller
Transceiver: PRC-77 (Turns Units On/Off)
L-32RC-1 Remote Control Unit
Battery: BA-4386 or BA 5598
Modulation: FM
Antenna: Removable, 12"
Weight: 7.5 oz
Dimensions: 3" x 3" x 1.5"
Case: ABS

 

SEQUENTIAL STROBE SYSTEM
L-32S Field Marker Light
Battery: BA-4386 or BA 5598
Lamp: Xenon Flashtube
Light Output: Peak-Approximately 30 CD
Lens: Clear
Lens Options: Red, Blue, Green, IR
Dimensions: 3" x 3" x 3.4"
Weight: 8 oz
Case: ABS
L-32M Remote Control, Master
Battery: BA-4386 or BA 5598
Modulation: FM
Power Output: Approximately 200 m/W
Activation: Manual or by PRC-77 (with CC-1)
Dimensions:  3.125" x 6.25" x 3.5"
L-32RC-1 Remote Control Unit
Battery: BA-4386 or BA 5598
Modulation: FM
Antenna: Removable, 12"
Weight: 7.5 oz
Dimensions: 3" x 3" x 1.5"
Case: ABS

CC-1 Code Controller

Transceiver: PRC-77 (Turns Units On/Off)

 

NOTES:

Both L-32 and L-32S may be inserted into the BA-4386 or BA-5598 and acts a stand-alone light. For remote control operation, both the L-32 and L-32S may be inserted into the L-32 RC which in turn is inserted into the BA-4386 or BA- 5598.

The incandescent L-32/L-32RC system is operated in conjunction with the PRC-77 to which the CC-1 unit is affixed to input on/off codes. Any number of lights may be operated on the system.

The strobe L-32S/L-32RC-1 system is operated in conjunction with the L-32M which allows for sequential strobing with the PRC-77.