Characteristics of Apron Lighting

Apron lighting mainly uses LED lamps. These airport warning lights can be installed on high poles to ensure that the light is evenly distributed and avoid being blocked by aircraft.

Lighting design needs to consider safety and efficiency. Helicopter pads also require special lights, including boundary lights, aiming point lights, etc.

Characteristics of Apron Lighting

Main lighting requirements:

• Sufficient lighting:

The apron requires bright white light so that staff can perform various operations and passengers can clearly see the gate area and environment.

• Safety identification:

The airport lights installed on the apron should be able to clearly display the boundaries, obstacles and other important signs of the apron area to ensure safety.

• Anti-glare design:

Airport lighting equipment should avoid glare to protect the eyesight of staff and passengers.

• Flexible adjustment:

The apron lighting should have the ability to be flexibly adjusted to adapt to different work needs and environmental conditions.

• High efficiency & energy saving:

The apron lights should have the characteristics of high efficiency and energy saving to reduce operating costs and reduce environmental impact.

Common Helipad Light Equipment:

• High pole lights: used to illuminate the wide area of ​​the apron and provide sufficient overall lighting.
• Floodlights: used to illuminate specific areas, such as boarding gates or cargo areas, to provide local lighting.
• LED lighting: energy-saving, long life, simple maintenance, more and more widely used.
• Marking lights: used to identify the boundaries, obstacles and other important signs of the apron area.
• Emergency lighting: provides backup lighting to ensure safety during power outages. 

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