Airport Lighting Company

Airport Lighting Company lists its global headquarters in Manlius, New York, and says it has manufactured and supplied airfield, helipad and obstruction lighting since 1967. It sells worldwide through a distributor network, publishes its site in Spanish, French and Chinese as well as English, and says many of its salespeople, technical support staff and engineers have been with it for decades. It says its products meet FAA, ICAO and TP312 standards and are ETL-certified through third-party testing, with hours of testing on each unit before a certification label goes on.

Its catalog covers most of a GA airfield electrical project: L-861(L) LED medium-intensity edge lights and L-862(L) high-intensity lights, L-849 LED REILs, L-880/L-881 LED PAPIs, ODALS and runway alignment indicator lights, L-858 I-LUX and D-LUX guidance signs, L-853 reflective edge markers, L-806 and L-807 wind cones, L-802A rotating beacons and Hali-Brite LED beacons, the L-893 RCM-D runway closure marker, L-828/L-829 ferroresonant constant current regulators, L-830 transformers, L-823 connector kits, light bases and L-854 radio receiver/decoders. For control it offers L-821 Type I and Type III panels and an L-890 control and monitoring system.

Its LED products carry a four-year warranty, which it ties to the FAA's Engineering Brief 67; other products carry one year from installation or two years from shipment. Its engineers will advise on light types, mounting locations and the layout of a whole system, and live technicians take quote requests during weekday business hours. Pricing is not published. Its blog covers topics such as choosing between L-821 Type I and Type III panels and keeping runway lighting in service during electrical maintenance.