Runway light ALSF

approachpositionfor airport

ALSF Flasher Systems are used as approach aids. Precision approach to runway in visibility conditions where the runway visual range (RVR), is less than one-half mile requiring steady-burning approach lights with sequence flashing lights. The system consists of a master controller for monitoring and individual flashing lights that can be incorporated with steady burning lights to create various types of approach light systems such as the classic 21-position ALSF-1 or ALSF-2. Flashhead and power converter may be mounted as one unit or individually to meet local terrain needs. Inset (surface mount) flashers are also available. Other parts of the system, such as steady burning lights, towers, light bases, transformers and regulators must be ordered separately. Certifications and compliances FAA AC 150/5345-51 Current Edition SSALR (Type I) ICAO ANNEX 14 Design features ETL Tested and Verified Real-time dynamic fault detection and isolation Elapsed time metering (user-setable alarms) Standard input voltages 60 Hz 120 V, 240 V, 50 Hz-230 V Micro-processor control Transient protection Monitoring and dimming capability Local and remote control operation High-intensity default and failure detection, and caution indication NEMA 4 outdoor cabinet with locking provisions -55°C to +55°C operation Remote tower and vault control panels available Computer-control compatible (dry contacts) 120 Flashes per minute (factory calibrated)