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Bijvoegsel het LEIDENE Helihaven Lichte Regelmatige Branden voor Touchdown/lanceert Gebiedsverlichting FATO
AH-HP-I Serial LED Heliport Inset Light Heliport Inset light is always be installed at locations where the lights are frequently knocked down by aircraft or maintenance vehicles. It could be used as Aiming point light, perimeter light of FATO(Final approach and take-off areas), TLOF (Touchdown and lift-off areas), taxiway, Flight path alignment guidance lighting, etc. The emitting color is green or yellow or white or blue. 8inch International standard mounting for aerodrome
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Van de LEIDENE de Wegindicator Precisiebenadering Rode/Witte Regelmatige het Branden PAPIA Indicatorlichten
AH-HP-PAPI LED Precision Approach Path Indicator The LED Precision Approach Path Indicator (PAPI) is used to guide aircraft to approach the runway at an appropriate altitude. It is specially designed to accommodate the helicopter's steep angles of descent and deliberate speeds. There are two Colors which to show two wide horizontal beams in different colored light. And it is projected in fan shaped array into the incoming flight pattern. Solar power system is optional for
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De regelmatige het Branden CREE van de LEIDENE Lichten van het het Aluminiumlichaam FATO Helihavenbenadering Lichte
AH-HP-I-FATO(L) LED Heliport Final Approach and Take-off Area Lighting The objective of a FATO lighting system for onshore surface-level heliports is to provide to the pilot operating at night an indication of the shape, location and extent of the FATO. FATO lights shall be placed along the edges of the FATO and be fixed omnidirectional lights showing white. 8inch International standard mounting for aerodrome inset light. Compliance ICAO Annex 14 Volume ǁ Heliports 5.3.7 CAAC
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CREE-van de LEIDENE Regelmatige het Licht Helihavenvloed Brandend 90 Graad 110 - 240VAC
AH-HP-F1 LED Heliport Surface Flood Light LED Surface Heliport Flood Light is used for illuminate the whole heliport area at night. It is specially designed for helipads/Helideck, providing glare-free, uniform surface lighting for landing and loading activities. LED Surface Floodlights improve pilot depth perception by reflecting the surface of the helipad/helideck, allowing pilots to better estimate their altitude during landing. Compliance ICAO Annex 14 Volume ǁ Heliports 5
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Pvc/Nylon Rood Wit/Oranje Wit 1.2m 2.4m 3.6m van Helihavenwindsock
PVC Heliport Windsock Nylon Red White / Orange White 1.2m 2.4m 3.6m Windsocks are used to tell wind speed and the direction of the wind speed itself. Windsocks typically are used at airports to indicate the direction and strength of the wind to pilots and at chemical plants where there is risk of gaseous leakage. They are sometimes located alongside highways at windy locations. At many airports, windsocks are lit at night, either by floodlights on top surrounding it or with
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25000cd Witte Groene/Witte Gele 24 Flitsen van het luchthaven de Roterende Baken/min
AH-HP-R2 Airport Rotating Beacon The heliport/Airport beacon shall be located on or adjacent to the heliport preferably at an elevated position and so that it does not dazzle a pilot at short range. This Rotated beacons is for night operation as identification and location markers for airports. Compliance FAA L-801, L-802 150/5345-12F ICAO Annex 14 Volume I 5.3.3 Features LED as light source, ≥100,000 hour typical lamp life. Two head, Two emitting color No maintenance
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Rood/Groen/Wit Helikopter Approach Path Indicator CHAPI 24-uurs operatie
AH-HP-CHAPI LED CHAPI Heliport Approach Path Indicators The LED CHAPI Heliport Approach Path Indicators (CHAPI) uses LED technology to provide the pilot with safe and accurate glide slope on final approach to the helipad. A set of two LED CHAPI Light Housing Assemblies (LHAs) are seen by the pilot in combinations of white, green and red to indicate a path that is too high, too low or within the 6° ±0°15' glide slope. CHAPI Visual Indication: Compliance ICAO Annex 14 Volume I
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ICAO Helikopterplatform op zonne-energie Lichten Eindnadering en startgebied Verlichting Continu brandend
LED Heliport Final Approach and Take-off Area Lighting Steady burning 24hours operation AH-HP-I-FATO(L) LED Heliport Final Approach and Take-off Area Lighting The objective of a FATO lighting system for onshore surface-level heliports is to provide to the pilot operating at night an indication of the shape, location and extent of the FATO. FATO lights shall be placed along the edges of the FATO and be fixed omnidirectional lights showing white. Compliance ICAO Annex 14 Volume
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