Avlite Systems’ Solar Portable Airfield Lighting System (Solar PALS) is a convenient, fully transportable, autonomous lighting system for easy, rapid deployment supporting temporary or long term operations for both civil and defence airfields.
Once deployed, the lighting system can be controlled via a 2.4GHz encrypted mesh network capable of being operated from the tower, ground, or approaching aircraft by a Pilot Activated Lighting Controller (PALC).
Airfield Lighting
Solar Portable Airfield Lighting System
AV-PALS
Solar-powered RF controlled airfield lights
The Solar PALS trailer contains all airfield lighting and ancillary equipment required to support temporary or sustained operations. The standard configuration is suitable for a 5000ft/1500m runway and includes
- 52 x RF Controlled Runway Edge Lights (AV426-RF)
- 12 x RF Controlled Threshold Lights (AV426-RF)
- 4 x RF Controlled Runway End Identifier Lights (AV426-RF)
- 24 x RF Controlled Taxiway Edge Lights (AV-70-RF)
- Pilot Activated Lighting Controller (PALC)
- Handheld controller(s)
- Mounting accessories
A range of options are available such as helipad and obstruction lighting, windsock assemblies or additional fixtures for extended runways.
- All-in-one portable solar airfield lighting system
- Heavy-duty trailer design for transportation and storage
- In-trailer charging system for all lights when in storage
- Complete wireless control of airfield lighting once deployed
- Customisable lighting configurations available to suit various applications
- Optional Infrared (IR) Mode, illumination invisible to the naked eye to support enhanced vision and NVG operation
Avlite Systems’ Solar Portable Airfield Lighting System (Solar PALS) is a convenient, fully transportable, autonomous lighting system for easy, rapid deployment supporting temporary or long term operations for both civil and defence airfields.
- Emergency airfield lighting
- Stand-by system in event of power failure
- Military
- Humanitarian aid / medivac
- Resources
- International Civil Aviation Organisation (ICAO) Annex 14 emergency lighting photometrics
- FAA VFR & IFR Non Precision Medium Intensity Runway & Taxiway Lighting (MIRLs) photometrics
- Description
Avlite Systems’ Solar Portable Airfield Lighting System (Solar PALS) is a convenient, fully transportable, autonomous lighting system for easy, rapid deployment supporting temporary or long term operations for both civil and defence airfields.
Once deployed, the lighting system can be controlled via a 2.4GHz encrypted mesh network capable of being operated from the tower, ground, or approaching aircraft by a Pilot Activated Lighting Controller (PALC).- Features
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Solar-powered RF controlled airfield lights
The Solar PALS trailer contains all airfield lighting and ancillary equipment required to support temporary or sustained operations. The standard configuration is suitable for a 5000ft/1500m runway and includes
- 52 x RF Controlled Runway Edge Lights (AV426-RF)
- 12 x RF Controlled Threshold Lights (AV426-RF)
- 4 x RF Controlled Runway End Identifier Lights (AV426-RF)
- 24 x RF Controlled Taxiway Edge Lights (AV-70-RF)
- Pilot Activated Lighting Controller (PALC)
- Handheld controller(s)
- Mounting accessories
A range of options are available such as helipad and obstruction lighting, windsock assemblies or additional fixtures for extended runways.
- All-in-one portable solar airfield lighting system
- Heavy-duty trailer design for transportation and storage
- In-trailer charging system for all lights when in storage
- Complete wireless control of airfield lighting once deployed
- Customisable lighting configurations available to suit various applications
- Optional Infrared (IR) Mode, illumination invisible to the naked eye to support enhanced vision and NVG operation
Avlite Systems’ Solar Portable Airfield Lighting System (Solar PALS) is a convenient, fully transportable, autonomous lighting system for easy, rapid deployment supporting temporary or long term operations for both civil and defence airfields. - Applications
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- Emergency airfield lighting
- Stand-by system in event of power failure
- Military
- Humanitarian aid / medivac
- Resources
- Compliance
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- International Civil Aviation Organisation (ICAO) Annex 14 emergency lighting photometrics
- FAA VFR & IFR Non Precision Medium Intensity Runway & Taxiway Lighting (MIRLs) photometrics
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