The primary function of heliport flood lights is to enhance the overall visibility of the helipad area, providing pilots with clear and well-illuminated landing and takeoff zones. By offering bright and uniform lighting, these flood lights contribute to creating a safe and clearly defined operational space for helicopters, thereby facilitating precise maneuvering and ensuring pilot confidence during critical phases of flight.
Heliport flood lights are strategically positioned to offer comprehensive coverage of the helipad area, minimizing dark spots and shadows that could impede visibility or create safety hazards. This even and consistent illumination is essential for guiding pilots during approach, touchdown, and liftoff, ultimately contributing to the overall safety and functionality of the helipad.
In addition to their role in enhancing visibility, heliport flood lights are designed to meet stringent aviation standards and regulations, ensuring their reliability and performance in demanding operational environments. Many heliport flood lights are equipped with energy-efficient LED (light-emitting diode) technology, offering long-lasting and cost-effective lighting solutions for helipads.
In conclusion, heliport flood lights are essential for providing clear and uniform illumination in helipad areas, contributing to the overall safety and efficiency of helicopter operations. Their role in enhancing visibility, meeting aviation standards, and offering reliable lighting solutions makes them indispensable components of helipad lighting systems in various settings.
Overview:
Heliport flood light helipad flood lights for helipad lighting system AO-HP-F2 are used to illuminate helideck heliport lighting in the night, It is specially designed for helipads, 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, allowing pilots to better estimate their altitude during landing.
Helideck floodlight was used with other kind of heliport lighting products, such as heliport TLOF, FATO light, Heliport Aiming point light etc.
Compliance:
1. ICAO Annex 14 Volume II Heliports 5.3.
2. FAA AC 150/5390-2B Heliport Design Guide
Features:
1. Adopt super bright LED, high lumen with a lower energy consumption.
2. Input voltage available in DC(12-48V DC) or AC(100-265V AC 50-60Hz).
3. The enclosure is made out of stainless steel powder coated in electrostatic field, ensure it have good weather res.
4. The angle of tilt of the luminaire is easily adjusted to maximise heliport illumination, efficient photometric design provides excellent light distribution, make sure meet ICAO and FAA demand.
5. The assembly has a low profile of less than 25cm and mounts to frangible point.
6. Fragile coupling reduce the secondary damage to helicopters effectively.
Specification:
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Product Name |
Heliport flood light helipad flood lights for helipad lighting system AO-HP-F2 |
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Mode NO.: |
AO-HP-F2 |
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Color: |
White |
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Light source:
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LEDs |
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luminous efficiency: |
>120lm/w |
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Beam Angle: |
30 * 60 degree |
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Installation type: |
Elevated (surface installation) |
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Flashing Characteristics:
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Fixed light
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Operation Mode: |
24 hours after power on |
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Input: |
100-240VAC 50-60Hz, 12-48VDC(Details contact us) |
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Power Consumption(W): |
Average Power consumption 10W |
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Circuit Protection: |
Integrated |
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Helipad Light Material: |
reflector , stainless steel powder coated body. |
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Weight(kg): |
2.4kg |
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IP Grade: |
IP66 |
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Work environment: |
-50℃~+60℃, Humidity 0%-100% |
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Optional functions(Separate charges): |
1. VHF pilot to ground remote control 2. Infra-Red (IR) light for NVG |
Dimension & Installation:
Applications:
Heliport flood lights, also known as helipad flood lights, are commonly used in various aviation and heliport applications. These lights are specifically designed for helipad lighting systems to provide high-intensity illumination for helicopter landing and takeoff areas. Heliport flood lights are essential for ensuring safe and efficient helicopter operations, particularly during low-light conditions or night-time landings. They are widely used in helipads located on hospital rooftops, offshore oil rigs, search and rescue operations, military bases, and other emergency response facilities. In addition, heliport flood lights are also utilized in commercial and private heliports, as well as helipads at industrial facilities. These lights play a critical role in enhancing visibility and creating a clearly defined operational space for helicopters, contributing to the overall safety and functionality of helipads in diverse operational environments.
