Order Code AV-70-863
The AV-70-863 is a high-performance solar aviation light designed for taxiway applications. It is the only FAA Type L-863 certified fixture that also meets FAA Type L-861T photometric requirements, delivering unmatched versatility in a single light. With steady blue or red output, dual solar modules and optional RF control, the AV-70-863 provides certified, flexible lighting for FAA-funded airfield projects.
Key Benefits
- Certified for FAA-funded projects and Buy American eligible
- Greater operational flexibility with optional RF control
Features
Light Characteristics
- LED light source
- Available colours: Blue or Red
- Omni-directional output with 360-degree horizontal coverage
- Intensity settings: High 100 per cent, Medium 30 per cent, Low 10 per cent, Boost 150 per cent
- LED life expectancy over 50,000 hours
Electrical Characteristics
- Integrated circuit protection
- Operating temperature range: -20°C to +50°C
Solar Characteristics
- Dual monocrystalline solar modules
- Maximum Power Point Tracking charging regulation
- Optimised for low sunlight environments
Power Supply
- High-grade NiMH battery
- Battery capacity options available
- External Interface Port for programming and charging
Physical Characteristics
- UV stabilised LEXAN polycarbonate body and lens
- Aviation yellow body
- IP68 ingress protection
- Robust design for demanding operational use
Environmental Standards
- Shock and vibration tested to MIL standards
- Wind rated up to 160 km/h
- Humidity resistance up to 100 per cent
Options
- External ON/OFF switch
- External interface & charge port
- Dusk-to-Dawn operation
- Radio control via AvMesh network
- Multiple battery capacity configurations
Applications
- Taxiway edge lighting
- Barricade and closure marking
- Temporary taxi routes
- Construction and maintenance zones
- Remote or portable airfield lighting
Compliance
- Intertek certified to FAA L-863B
- Listed under FAA AC 150/5345-53D
- Meets photometric requirements of FAA AC/5345-46F, L861T
- Meets requirements of FAA Engineering Brief 67
- Buy American Wavier issues
- FCC Part 15B
