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Road holding lights are used in airports to indicate to the many vehicles driving there that they need to stop. Orange means danger, red means stop.
Such a light is activated when a plane is being towed to prepare it for departure, ensuring that vehicles do not drive into the direction of the moving aircraft. These lights play a critical role in airport safety by clearly indicating when a hazardous situation is in progress.
The lights can be activated remotely using the individual lights control and monitoring system, allowing for precise operation and real-time monitoring from a distance. This ensures safety is always guaranteed.
A notable example of this technology is the LED Inset Taxiway Lights from OCEM Airfield, which can be used as Road Holding Lights at airports. One of the unique aspects of these lights is that their color can be selected by the airport, allowing for customization based on specific operational needs.
What sets the OCEM Airfield solution apart is its operation at 48V AC using a step-down transformer. Unlike conventional inset lights that typically run on 6.6A, OCEM Airfield’s 48V system makes installation and operation significantly more cost-effective.
This is because it can leverage existing electrical transmission infrastructure, already installed alongside roads where airside traffic moves. This reduces the need for additional costly power systems, making the implementation of Road Holding Lights simpler, more efficient, and budget-friendly for airports worldwide.
Key Benefits of Road Holding Lights and OCEM Airfield’s Solution:
With these advantages, OCEM Airfield’s LED Inset Taxiway Lights serve as a highly efficient and economical solution for enhancing airport safety, ensuring smooth and incident-free airside operations.
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