FATO Heliport LED Light 10W Final Approach Area

FATO Heliport LED Light 10W Final Approach Area

This FATO heliport LED light marks the final approach and take-off area of a helipad. It serves hospitals, industrial platforms and private operators who must meet ICAO Annex 14 Volume 2. White light above 100 cd and three dimming steps give the pilot a clear reference by day and by night.

Benefits

• ICAO compliance: intensity is set to 10%, 30% and 100% from the control panel, as Annex 14 V2 requires.
• Correct white light: chromaticity within the CIE Chromaticity Boundary.
• Low consumption: 10 W per light, supplied from the control panel or DCR.
• Version without a panel: an optional direct 90-230 V 50/60 Hz supply, with no dimming function.
• Sealed and tough: IP66 against water and dust, IK10 against impact, UV-resistant diffuser.
• Light in weight: 0.8 kg and a 90 mm diameter, which suits elevated helidecks.

Technical specifications

• Housing material: electrostatically painted aluminium
• Housing colour: aviation yellow RAL 1004 (standard)
• Diffuser: clear polycarbonate, UV resistant
• Light source: OSRAM LED
• Light colour: white, within the CIE Chromaticity Boundary
• Luminous intensity: above 100 cd
• Intensity steps: 10%, 30%, 100% (from the control panel)
• Total power: 10 W
• Power source: DCR or control panel with dimming function
• Optional power supply: 90-230 V 50/60 Hz, no dimming
• Ingress protection: IP66
• Impact protection: IK10
• Electrical protection class: I
• Operating temperature: -40 degrees C to +50 degrees C
• Dimensions: D90 x 105 mm
• Weight: 0.8 kg
• Markings: CE, F-Mark, outdoor use

Applications and installation

The FATO light is made for heliport lighting and installs around the perimeter of the final approach and take-off area. Dimming is available only when the supply comes from the heliport control panel. If you choose the 90-230 V supply, the lights run at fixed intensity. You may mount the body directly on normally flammable surfaces, and the IP66 rating handles dust and rain on exposed decks. Designed and manufactured in Europe.

Frequently asked questions

What does FATO mean? Final Approach and Take-Off Area, the zone where the helicopter completes the approach and begins the departure.

Can I dim the FATO heliport LED light? Yes, in three steps of 10%, 30% and 100% from the control panel, when the supply comes from the panel.

What happens if I connect it to 230 V? The light works normally but loses the dimming function.