Ensure the safety and visibility of your helipad with our selection of perimeter approach lights and helipad lighting solutions. Our helicopter landing pad lights and FATO (Final Approach and Takeoff Area) lights are designed to provide reliable, efficient illumination for safe helicopter operations in commercial and industrial settings.

HL-50
Brand: Plusafe
LED 8’’ Flush Heliport Perimeter Inset Light; Illuminate heliport TLOF/FATO
edge area; Prices start at $450.

HLLW
Brand: Plusafe
Airport Windsock – The lighted vane can indicate the wind direction
External Illumination and
Internal Illumination models;
Prices start at $1400.

LP1
Brand: Plusafe
LED Raised Helipad Landing Perimeter Light; omnidirectional green perimeter light to illuminate the heliport; TLOF/FATO edge area.
Prices start at $375.

LF100
Brand: Plusafe
Portable Helipad Landing Floodlight; The lens hood reduces the glare to pilots; Optical: Color: White steady
burning. Prices start at $400.

HL-2500
Brand: Plusafe
LED Heliport Beacon. where long-range visual guidance is considered necessary, Prices start at $600.

PSL-100
Brand: Plusafe
LED 8’’ Flush Heliport
Perimeter Inset Light; 
Illuminate heliport TLOF/FATO
edge area; Prices start at $350.

PAPI/CHAPI
Brand: Plusafe
PAPI/CHAPI system is unique designed to provide the pilot with
safety and accurate glide slope on final approach path to the
heliport.; Prices start at $5000.

VASI 100
Brand: Plusafe
Visual Approach Slope Indicator
landing aid for helicopter flights.
The VASI-100 is an alternate solution to the PAPI; Only 1 pcs. needed;
Prices start at $2200.

HL 12A
Brand: Plusafe
heliport where long-range-range
visual guidance is necessary; 
Prices start at $650.

HLCP2
Brand: Plusafe
helipad light system controller;
From 1 output circuit to 6;
circuits can be customized;
Prices start at $2500.

AH-HP-E1
Helipad Elevated Light;
Infrared LED for pilots using NVG (Night Vision Goggles) option;
Ultra-high intensity LED;
Green, Yellow, White, Red, Blue;
Steady burning; Compliance;
Prices start at $200.

AH-HP-I
Brand: Anhang
flush mount helipad lights; used as an aiming point light, perimeter light of FATO / TLOF NVG (Night Vision Goggles) option; Prices start at $385.

AH-HP-F1
Brand: Anhang
Surface Heliport Flood Light; provides glare-free, uniform, surface lighting for landing and loading activities;
Prices start at $400.

AH-HP-L
Brand: Anhang
Helipad Landing Lights
Approach Flashing Light system
Prices start at $350.

AH-HP-D
Brand: Anhang
Heliport Directional Arrow;
Double functions-Floodlight in middle is used for illumination; Top perimeter light marks the edge of the FATO/TLOF; Prices start at $300.

AH-HP-C
Brand: Anhang
Inset bidirectional helipad light used as Center Line Light, RunwayThreshold/End Light, Runway Edge Lighting, etc. Priced at $350.

AH-HP-CHAPI
Brand: Anhang
LED CHAPI Heliport Approach
Path Indicators (CHAPI) provides the pilot an accurate glide slope on the final approach; Prices start at $1200.

AH-HP-H
Brand: Anhang
Helideck Circle-H Light; Heliport Marking light; marking “H” and the circle; Priced at $900.

AH-HP-R3
Brand: Anhang
Airport Rotating Beacon  12 RPM rotation, 36 flashes/min; One white color, another yellow  color, the third is green color; Priced at $500.

AH-HP-PAPI
Brand: Anhang
Precision Approach Path Indicator
guides aircraft to approach the runway at an appropriate alt; LED colors Red/White; Priced at $1200.

AH-PA-EMC
Brand: Anhang
Portable Airfield Light temporary helipad, ideal for medivac and other emergencies. Prices start at $500.

AH-HP-G-VHF 
Brand: Anhang
Heliport Light Radio Controller
permits pilots to turn on airfield
lights. utilizing their existing
aircraft VHF – offshore helipads;
Prices start at $800.

AH-HP-G
Brand: Anhang
The Heliport Light Controller turns on and off Heliport lights Compliance ICAO, FAA, CAP437 (offshore helipads); Prices start at $900.

AH-HP-W1
Brand: Anhang
Internally Illuminated Heliport
Wind Cone; The flood light for
illumination is inside the windsock,
will rotate together with windsock.
one obstruction light on top for
aircraft warning. Compliance FAA;
Prices start at $1400.

The Importance of Proper Helipad Lighting

Helipad lighting plays a critical role in ensuring the safety of helicopter pilots, passengers, and ground personnel during landing and takeoff operations. A well-illuminated helipad helps pilots identify the landing area, assess wind direction, and navigate obstacles, reducing the risk of accidents and incidents. By investing in high-quality perimeter approach lights and helicopter landing pad lights, you can create a safer and more efficient helipad environment. Read more about Guiding Lights: Key Lighting Standards for Secure Helicopter Touchdowns here.

Key Components of Helipad Lighting Systems

A complete helipad lighting system typically includes the following components:

  1. Perimeter Lights: Perimeter approach lights define the boundary of the FATO and provide visual cues for pilots during approach and landing. These lights are usually white and spaced evenly around the helipad’s perimeter.
  2. FATO Lights: FATO (Final Approach and Takeoff Area) lights illuminate the touchdown and liftoff area, helping pilots maintain proper alignment and altitude during landing and takeoff maneuvers.
  3. Heliport Beacon: A heliport beacon is a rotating or flashing light that helps pilots locate the helipad from a distance and identify its position relative to surrounding obstacles.
  4. Obstruction Lights: Obstruction lights are used to mark nearby obstacles, such as trees, towers, or buildings, ensuring pilots are aware of potential hazards during approach and departure. Read more about LED Helideck Explosion Proof Lighting here.

The Benefits of LED Helipad Lights

Upgrading to LED technology for your helipad lighting offers numerous advantages over traditional lighting options:

  • Energy Efficiency: LED helipad lights consume significantly less energy compared to incandescent or halogen lights, resulting in lower operating costs and reduced environmental impact.
  • Long Lifespan: With an impressive lifespan of up to 50,000 hours or more, LED helicopter landing pad lights require fewer replacements and minimal maintenance, saving you time and money in the long run.
  • Durability and Weather Resistance: LED helipad lights are built to withstand harsh outdoor conditions, with rugged housings, tempered glass lenses, and weather-resistant finishes for reliable performance in any climate.
  • Instant-On and Dimming Capabilities: LED lights reach full brightness instantly and offer dimming options, allowing you to adjust the lighting intensity based on ambient conditions or pilot preferences.
  • NVG Compatibility: Some LED helipad lights are compatible with Night Vision Goggles (NVG), providing enhanced visibility for pilots during low-light or nighttime operations.

Choosing the Right Helipad Lighting Solution

When selecting perimeter approach lights and helicopter landing pad lights for your helipad, consider the following factors:

  • Compliance with Regulations: Ensure that your chosen helipad lighting system meets the relevant FAA, ICAO, or local aviation authority regulations for your specific helipad type and location.
  • Lighting Intensity and Distribution: Choose helipad lights with the appropriate intensity and beam spread to provide adequate illumination and minimize glare for approaching pilots.
  • Color and Chromaticity: Select helipad lights with the correct color and chromaticity specifications as mandated by the relevant aviation authorities.
  • Mounting Options: Consider the mounting options for your helipad lights, such as surface mount, recessed, or elevated, to ensure proper installation and stability on your helipad surface.
  • Control and Monitoring: Opt for helipad lighting systems with user-friendly control interfaces and remote monitoring capabilities for eas

FAQs About Heliport Lights

LED Heliport lights are essential components of any safe landing area for helicopters. They are typically used in the airspace near airports, as well as other areas where helicopters may land. 

Q1. What Do Heliport Lights Do?
A1. Heliport lights are designed to provide visual guidance and orientation for helicopter pilots during night and bad weather operations. They can be located along an approach path, at a heliport or landing area, and at any intersection of two runways. The lights may be in the form of a steady burning beacon or flashing lights, and they can provide directional guidance for pilots while searching for a specific helipad or landing area at night.

Q2. What Types of Heliport Lights Are Available?
A2. LED Heliport lights are available in different types depending on the purpose of the light. Generally, they are classified into two categories: obstruction lights and guidance lights. Obstruction lights are used to help pilots identify obstacles in the heliport area, such as towers, buildings, and other structures. Guidance lights provide directional information to pilots as they approach the heliport or landing area. read more about What you need to know about LED aircraft warning lights here

Q3. What Are the Different Types of Guidance Lights?
A3. The main types of guidance lights are edge lights and approach lights. Edge lights are used to show the limits of a heliport or landing area and create a visible boundary for pilots. Approach lights are used to visually guide pilots to the landing area. They include a row of sequenced lights that are placed along the approach path, allowing pilots to more easily follow a path to the helipad site. 

Enhance Helipad Safety with Our LED Lighting Solutions

Explore our comprehensive selection of perimeter approach lights, helicopter landing pad lights, FATO lights, and heliport beacons designed to ensure safe and efficient helicopter operations. Our knowledgeable team is dedicated to helping you find the ideal helipad lighting solution to meet your specific requirements and comply with relevant aviation regulations. Contact us today to discuss your project and prioritize the safety of your helipad with our advanced LED lighting systems.

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