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SATO
Used to indicate taxiway edge (blue) and all fixed obstructions to eliminate air navigational hazards (steady-burning, red)

SART
Used to indicate runway edge (white) and runway threshold end (red/ green) applications

SAWL
Used to indicate runway edge (white) and runway threshold end (red/ green) applications

SOLS
Used to indicate all fixed obstructions to eliminate air navigational hazards (steady-burning, red)

SRGL
24-hour unidirectional flashing to aid in reducing airfield incursions at unmarked runway and taxiway intersection

SWCS
Solar-powered wind cone and a Solar Engine Power Supply providing visual surface wind direction and velocity information

SSS
Solar Powered Sign (SS) and a Solar Engine Power Supply (SEPS) for improved safety measures.

Airport diagram is for illustrative purposes only. Refer to FAA Advisory Circulars or ICAO Annex 14 for specific airfield lighting installation details.

Solar Aviation Lighting Products

When lives depend upon safe navigation, reliability and performance of airfield lighting is a must. With a compact, self-contained design ADB solar solutions offer portability and flexibility that hardwired options simply cannot match.

Deployment and relocation happens quickly and easily with minimal disruption: a two-person crew can install a fully operational 5000 ft (1524 meter) runway of ADB solar lights in less than an hour. Once installed, lights operate individually, eliminating concern over lighting loss due to cable malfunction or damage.

Available with infrared capability, ADB solar lights can be configured to suit the exact application for which they are installed.

BENEFITS

Easy installation: no specialized work crews required for installation

Compact, self-contained design: easy deployment and relocation

Significant cost savings: no fuel or electrical bills

Reduced maintenance cycles: no scheduled maintenance for up to five years

Green solution: a visible move towards
eco-friendly practices