Moflash recently introduced it’s range of obstruction marking beacons , the range consists of low medium and high intensity options all conform to the ICAO Regulations covering from 10cd up to 2400cd and 20,000 on high output white flash . (see below)

Aircraft warning lights are lighting devices that are attached to tall structures and used as collision avoidance measures. Such devices make the structure much more visible to passing aircraft and are usually used at night, although in some countries they are used in the daytime also. These lights need to be of sufficient brightness in order to be visible for miles around the structure.

WHY DO I NEED AIRCRAFT WARNING LIGHTS?

In compliance with The Air Navigation Order 2005, Article 133, any high rise obstacle that can be of hazard to aircraft should be marked with obstruction lighting. With the increase of technological developments, the use of high rise structures has vastly increased.

These lights can generally be found attached to any tall structure such as broadcast masts and towers, water tanks located on high elevation, electricity pylons, chimneys, tall buildings, cranes and wind turbines. Shorter structures that are located close to airports may also require lighting.

Lights are usually arranged in clusters around the structure at specific heights above the ground. Frequently there will be a set at the top, and then one or more sets equally spaced down the structure.

“Moflash Proudly Sponsor Ajax Central”

So the first season that Moflash has been associated with Central Ajax has come to end, and what a season it was. The boys did us proud finishing 3rd in the league.  This was their first season of competitive football and both the players and management should be very proud of their achievements. The team played some fantastic football at times. In addition to the League the boys also had some reasonable cup results and a very good tournament at Kenilworth making the semi finals.

The team has a new web site shown below where you can see match results, reports and player stats. We are all looking forward very much to the start of the next season. The team have there presentation evening in early June so we will let you in on how it goes.

http://www.clubwebsite.co.uk/centralajax/

The 2009 International Firex Show was a huge success. With it being the first time that Moflash had been present at the show, we were in the dark as to whether it was the right platform for Moflash. A number of our customers have shown our products before but being predominently fire, we were unsure.
 
However, we were very pleased that the show produced more leads than any other show we have attended in the last few years – including Hannover, which traditionally has been the showcase show for signalling devices and which, this year again produce a number of firm orders and new distribution partners . What was really pleasing about Firex was that the leads generated were across the product range, so we are looking forward to 2011 already (exhibition held every 2 years at the NEC). If the leads turn into orders like Hannover, then even better !

Swedish Exhibition Centre

4 – 8 May 2009

Gothenburg

Join our swedish distribution partners Acumo at Stand E01:02

NEC, Birmingham

11 – 14 May 2009

Dutch Partner Inrato have started a promotion campaign on the signalling devices from Moflash
 
The Moflash range was added to the Inrato product range this year, already a market leader in the supply of  safety light curtains from Smartscan the Moflash offers Inrato another safety option
 
The company will also be exhibiting between the 8th and 9th of April

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Temper, the Spanish distribution partner for Moflash, is pushing hard in new markets with a series of promotional leaflets and display boards.
 
Temper represent Moflash exclusivly in both Spain and Portugal but also have offices in Poland and Mexico. The example attached shows the promotion in Polish but they will be replicated in a number of languages for the other countries in which Temper operate.
 
Simon Evans said:
 
“We know what temper can achieve having worked with them for 10 years in Spain. Before we started to supply signalling devices to them, they had no exprerience in the market but overnight, they took a substantial market share and now are the number one outlet for signalling devices. I can see the same happening in the other markets they operate in as they are well oganised and have the sources to do the job well”. 

Automaticon

TME Stand

31st March – 3rd April 2009.

Warsaw, Poland.