4 RED PLASTIC CONES for DELIMITATING CLOSE DRONE SECURITY EXCLUSION AREA
DELIMITATION RED PLASTIC CONES FOR SECURITY DRONE EXCLUSION ZONE
Set of 4 Cones delimitation Plastic Red
This set includes 4 red cones, the cones used to delimit a landing area for landing and total exclusion during drone mission.
Associated with flashing solar lights, the area is perfectly defined and visible.
Fixing the lamps is done by clamping a collar on the top of the cone.
This set of 4 cones also allows the use of rubalise, the top of the cone has a groove that will prevent slippage of the rubalise if it is a dead turn.
Lightweight, nestable they easily transport.
CHARACERISTICS :
Dimensions:
- Diameter: 13 cm.
- Height: 24 cm.
- Material: polypropylene, pvc.
- Pieces per package: 4
- Supplied without lamp red flashing light
Third Party Exclusion Zone
Paragraph 3.7.1 b) of the French UAV regulation "Protection of third parties on the ground" (section 2 of Chapter 3 of Annex III of the Decree of 17 December 2015 on the use of airspace by aircraft that travel without people on board (UAVs, drones)), requires a professional operator to delimit a safety zone. It must be materialized on the ground, it is called third party exclusion zone. Depending on the aircraft's take-off weight, flight height and ground speed, the radius and surface area of the aircraft varies. The radius can not be less than 10 meters or 20 meters in diameter. The regulation also states that only the persons specified below may be permitted within the minimum exclusion zone outside the specific scenario 2 (S2):
1) The persons involved in the piloting of the aircraft or the operation itself having a role (for example a video cameraman, or a surveyor operator during a photogrammetric survey ...);
2) Persons isolated by a safety device or a structure giving them sufficient protection;
And 3) persons directly connected with the particular activity who have signed a certificate stating that they have been informed of the emergency measures defined by the operator in the event of an incident in flight of the aircraft. (an actor for example or married people...)
For more information, please consult our "Drones and Air Regulations in France" page.
