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March 23, 2023
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#portfolio landscape lighting #perimeter lighting products #helicopter landing lights
Brief: Learn how the AH-HP-I-FATOL LED Helipad Landing Lights enhance visibility and safety for heliport operations with their advanced features and compliance with international standards.
Related Product Features:
  • Ultra high intensity CREE LED light source reduces power consumption by 95% compared to incandescent lights.
  • Available in AC (110-240VAC) and DC48V power supply options for versatile installation.
  • Pressure-resistant lens allows vehicles to pass over the light without damage.
  • Die-casting aluminum housing with color powder coating ensures corrosion protection and load bearing.
  • IP68 waterproof rating guarantees reliable performance even in underground conditions.
  • Optional infrared LED for compatibility with Night Vision Goggles (NVG).
  • Light intensity can be adjusted to suit varying operational needs.
  • Compliant with ICAO, FAA, and CAAC standards for heliport lighting.
Faqs:
  • What standards does the AH-HP-I-FATOL LED Helipad Lighting comply with?
    The lighting complies with ICAO Annex 14 Volume II, FAA AC 150/5390-2B, and CAAC MH 5001-2013 and MH 5013-2014 standards.
  • Can the light intensity be adjusted?
    Yes, the light intensity is adjustable to meet different operational requirements.
  • Is the light suitable for use with Night Vision Goggles (NVG)?
    Yes, an optional infrared LED is available for compatibility with NVG.
  • What is the power consumption of the LED light source?
    The CREE LED light source consumes 95% less power than equivalent incandescent lights, with a maximum power of 5W.
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