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 Commissioned by the United States Coast Guard 
July 25th. 2001 with designation number LLNR-10373 Class II
with a minimum flash of 10s for maximum length of .5s - At Caseville Harbor
south side of Pigeon River, East side of M-25 at latitude 43 degrees North
56 minutes .830 seconds / longitude 83 degrees West 17 minutes .068 seconds
Housed: White with red roof on 48' X 45' building with 10' wide tower
with cupola on top housing the light.  "Light is available for tours by appointment."

Caseville Harbor Light
Tideland's ML-155 MaxLumina ® marine signal lantern is used in thousands of installations worldwide to mark buoys, offshore structures, channels, bridges, barges and docks. It was the lens of choice for the Caseville Harbor Light.

Quality Construction

 With it's simple design and sturdy construction, the acrylic fresnel lens and hinge are formed from a single piece injection molding incorporating 38 optical elements. The lens transmits more light in the horizontal plane — and throughout the 360o azimuth—than a 200 mm pressed glass lens. The lens attaches to the base through an integral hinge and six-point fasteners, providing easy access to the interior. A molded, watertight lens-to-base seal effectively weather-proofs the interior of the lantern.

Flasher/Lampchangers

The ML-155 uses standard marine lamps and accommodates most flasher/lampchangers, including Tideland's TF-3B MicroPower OMNIBUS ® II six-place flasher/lampchanger.

The TF-3B MicroPower OMNIBUS II flasher/lampchanger operates on 9 to 36 VDC and flashes single-contact prefocused marine lamps to any of 256 user-selectable codes. It contains the OMNIBUS II flasher/timer card, a general light beacon controller and functions as a simple timer as well as a fully functional flasher/timer circuit. As a simple timer, it is capable of generating a flash code signal and supports a synchronisation of the flash code with other similar units. As a flasher/timer, it replaces the standard MicroPower OMNIBUS and Syncrostat ™ controller with additional functionality such as built-in solar charge regulator, Lamp Power Control and external monitoring and control via Tideland's NavLink ® system.

Posted 4/27/09  by Bert Mathews