Hyper-Radial Lenses - first built in 1885 by F. Barbier and in 1887 by Chance Brothers
Lighthouse Location Maker Type Status Year Made
          or Installed
Berlenga Island Portugal Barbier & Bénard Flashing Removed from Tower in 1985 - MUSEUM? 1897
Bishop Rock Great Britain Chance Flashing, Bi-Form In Tower, Half of Bi-Form 1887
Bishop Rock Trinity House - Museum Chance Flashing, Bi-Form Removed 1992, In Museum, Half of Bi-Form 1887
Bull Rock Ireland F. Barbier Flashing, Bi-Form Location Unknown 1888
Cabo de Sao Vicente Portugal Barbier & Bénard Flashing In Tower 1906
Cape d'Antifer France F. Barbier Flashing Not in Tower, location Unknown 1894
Cape Race Newfoundland - Canada Chance Flashing In Tower 1906
Cape Santa Marta Brazil Barbier & Bénard Unknown In Tower 1891
Fair Isle North Scotland F. Barbier Flashing Location Unknown 1892
Great and Little Basses Sri Lanka Chance Flashing Destroyed in 1960s, 2 lenses in 2 towers 1888
Hyskeir Scotland Chance Flashing Location Unknown 1903
Kinnard Head  Scotland - Museum Chance Flashing/Combination In Tower at Museum 1902
Makapu'u Point Hawaii - USA F. Barbier Fixed In Tower 1887
Manora Point Pakistan Chance Flashing In Tower 1908
Mew Island Ireland F. Barbier Bi-Form (was Tri-Form) In Tower, removed from Tory Island 1928 1887
Nólsoy (Naalsö) Faeroe Islands F. Barbier Flashing In Tower 1893
Orford Subsidiary Light Great Britain Chance Flashing Location Unknown 1909
Pakri (Pakerort) Estonia F. Barbier Fixed Not in Tower - Probably Destroyed
Yushan Liedao Beiyushan China Barbier & Bénard Double Flashing Location Unknown 1895
Pladda Scotland Chance Flashing Sent to Isle of Arron Heritage Museum 1901
Rubh' Re Scotland - Museum Chance Flashing In Gairloch Heritage Museum 1909
Round Island Great Britain Chance Flashing Red, Bi-Form Location Unknown 1888
Spurn Point Great Britain Chance Flashing Not in Tower, location Unknown 1895
Sule Skerry Scotland Chance Flashing Not in Tower, location Unknown 1895
Tory Island Ireland Chance  Flashing, Bi-Form In Tower 1928
((Test Panels)) Great Britain Barbier & Fenestre Flashing First test panels used at South Foreland trials 1885
MESO-RADIAL LENSES
Abrolhos Island  Brazil Barbier & Bénard Flashing In Tower 1898
Ilha Rasa  Brazil Barbier & Bénard Flashing In Tower  1909
First proposed by John R. Wigham in 1872 and again proposed by Thomas Stevenson in 1885.
First named Hyper-Radiant by Thomas Stevenson - renamed Hyper-Radial by James Kenward of Chance Brothers
Last Updated October 22nd, 2007