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Semi-Flush Omni-directional Taxiway
and Heliport Light
Compliance: ICAO Annex 14 NATO STANAG 3316 NATO STANAG 3619 FAA AC 150/5345-46 (L-852E & T) Application: The SLOT is a semi-flush light commonly used as taxiway and apron edge light, and heliport perimeter light, for both constant current and voltage circuits. It is suitable for use as FAA taxiway centreline intersection light too. Click on the picture, for copy of SLOT Series Catalog page in Adobe Acrobat PDF Format. |
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Semi-Flush Taxiway Edge Light Semi-Flush taxiway edge light is a low intensity, omnidirectional, inset steady burning type; in order to provide a visual aids at the moving aircraft. Performance and Benefits: Click on the picture, for copy of TWOF Series Catalog page in Adobe Acrobat PDF Format. |
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3850/52 - FULLY FLUSH TAXIWAY CENTERLINE
AND CLEARANCE BAR LIGHT Compliances: FAA AC 150/5345-46 – ETL Verified FAA L852A and L-852C ICAO Annex 14 The 3850 and 3852 Fully Flush Taxiway Centerline and Clearance Bar Lights are used on Category I, II, & III taxiways. The 3850 is a bidirectional fixture for taxiway straight sections. The 3852 is a unidirectional fixture for highspeed turn offs and clearance bar applications. Un-like other fixtures the 3850 and 3852 are fully flush with absolutely no protrusion above the taxiway surface. This feature virtually eliminates damage to fixtures by snowplows and greatly increases the speed at which runways can be cleared. The 3850 and 3852 can be configured green dichroic prisms meeting the L-852A and L-852C requirements of FAA AC 150/5345-46. Other options available include red, yellow and white light patterns* Click on the picture, for copy of the 3850&52 Series Catalog page in Adobe Acrobat PDF Format. |
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TWCS Semi-Flush Taxiway Centerline and Stopbar Light Application |
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Inset Taxiway Lighting
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