Answers To Flag Pole Beacon Questions:

Q: What is the purpose of The Flagpole Beacon™

A: The purpose of The Flagpole Beacon™ is to reduce light pollution and light tresspass while illuminating the flag according to flag regulations. (back)

Q: How much of the flag does The Flagpole Beacon™light?

A: Around 75% of the flag when flying. Around 25% of the flag when draped. (back)

Q: How do Lumens work

A: Lumens is how bright the light is at 1 square yard area at a certain distance. (back)

Q: Do all Flagpole Beacons™ require a truck?

A: Yes, the Cam System also requires an adaptor.(back)

Q: Do all The Flagpole Beacons™ require a transformer?

A: No - just the Xenon 12 volt bulb system. (back)

Q: Will The Flagpole Beacon™ withstand the vibration caused by high winds?

A: Yes - the Xenon will withstand more vibration than the Halogen. (back)

Q: Will temperature affect The Flagpole Beacon™?

A: Temperature will not affect The Flagpole Beacon™ (back)

Q: What is the difference in the brightness between a xenon bulb and a halogen bulb?

A: The xenon bulb is a softer, bluish light that gives enough light to show proper respect to the Flag. The halogen is a whiter, brighter bulb with the brightness varying depending on bulb wattage. (back)

Q: What is the life expectancy of the xenon light?

A: The life expectancy is approximately 10,000 hours. (back)

Q: What is the life expectancy of the halogen light?

A: The life expectancy is approximately 2,000 hours if handled properly. (back)

Q: Can a halogen light be converted to a xenon light?

A: It can be changed, but with some difficulty. (back)

Q: What is the transformer casing made of?

A: The casing is a sealed all weather plastic casing that can be buried directly. (back)

Q: Can the wires be buried without a conduit?

A: Conduit is necessary for the 359 Revolving Beacon. (back)

Q: Does The Flagpole Beacon qualify for Dark Skies?

A: Yes, The Flagpole Beacon does meet Dark Skies requirements for down lighting and energy efficiency. (back)