Heliport Lighting Fixtures – Solar TLOF & FATO Perimeter Lighting

Avlite’s helipad light is a solar-powered, wireless controlled, completely self contained LED heliport light designed to meet the standards of ICAO Annex 14 Touchdown and Lift-off perimeter lights and FAA Engineering Brief 87 Heliport Perimeter Light for Visual Meteorological Conditions.

The solar powered helipad light gives over 50 hours of continuous operation at ICAO Annex 14 Touchdown and Lift-off perimeter light intensities. The helipad light comes ready for operation straight from the box, simply bolt the light to the supplied frangible mount assembly and install.
The unit is made from tough, impact resistant polymers in aviation yellow. A premium grade solar module is integrated into the assembly and mounted to collect sunlight. The solar array charges the 16Ah battery during daylight hours.

FEATURES

• Low profile to suit industry requirements
• Over 40hrs of continuous operation at ICAO Annex 14 Touchdown & Lift Off Area Perimeter Lights
• High intensity, energy efficient LEDs
• Solar powered for autonomous operation
• Custom lens optic designed specifically for helipad operations
• Worldwide 2.4GHz encrypted RF radio control
• 3-step intensity adjustment, including temporary high mode & dusk-till-dawn operation in low- intensity mode supported by Avlite’s radio controller or PALC system
• Frangible point
• External battery charging port
• Hinged lid allowing fast battery access
• User-replaceable battery
• Lightweight, UV stabilized enclosure

Options

• NVG Mode – Illumination invisible to naked eye to support covert operations
• Can be integrated with a solar Pilot Activated Lighting Control (PALC) for remote operation of an unmanned heliport
• Tactical Model with dual light heads for Visible & NVG/IR Modes (AV-HL-W/G-IR-RF-SOL)

Compliance

• Designed to meet ICAO Annex 14 – Aerodromes, Volume II ‘Heliports’, Second Edition July 1995. Touchdown & lift-off area perimeter lights – paragraph 5.3.8.21
• Compliance with the applicable requirements of Federal Aviation Administration, Memorandum Engineering Brief 87: Heliport Perimeter Light for Visual Meteorological Conditions Dated January 13, 2012

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