L-847 Circuit Selector Switch

With the introduction of our L847 CSS, Airport Lighting Company has incorporated the latest technology to offer a state-of-the-art CSS that can switch CCR output to up to four (4) series circuits. These CSS’s can also be used as an interface device with standby CCR’s in the case of a CCR being out of service or in an emergency. The dead-front cover with an inner clear safety guard protects the user from the high voltage components. These CSS’s are also usable for switching CCR output to PAPI’s, stop bars and REILS.  Our CSS will meet your requirements and provide the versatility for switching multiple circuits.

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5 Essential Considerations When Upgrading Your Runway Lighting System

System upgrades are often necessary for most forms of technology, including runway lights. Making informed lighting system choices not only helps keep your runways operating safely and efficiently, but they also open up your airport to additional revenue and expansion opportunities. In this month’s blog, we discuss five key considerations we believe should drive your purchasing decisions.

Why Smaller Airports Should Invest In Advanced Runway Lighting

When one thinks of airport lighting systems, images of high-traffic runways and complex lighting systems providing navigational aid to pilots of large aircraft during landing and taxiing along the busy tarmac often come to mind. It’s a given that large airports such as JFK, O’Hare, and Heathrow would have high-tech runway infrastructures. However, the importance of similar systems enhancing the safety and efficiency of the thousands of small and regional airports that comprise the backbone of national and local aviation networks can’t be ignored.  The challenge for many of these airports is that they are operated by minimal staff, often have an aging infrastructure, and sometimes have budget constraints that make investing in advanced runway lighting an unaffordable luxury.

The Different Colors, Placement, And Purpose Of Airport Runway Lights

Airport runway lighting systems comprise many different types of lighting, all of which have specific meanings and play specialized roles in enhancing airfield safety. Many airports, especially those with non-precision runways, usually use a simple runway lighting system that consists of runway edge lights, PAPI lights, runway threshold end  lights, and taxiway lights. However, most modern airports that see dozens or hundreds of flights per day will have a more complex runway lighting infrastructure to support the safe movement of large numbers of aircraft. Here’s a list of the more common runway lights in service at airports worldwide, and how they contribute to operational efficiency.

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