Properly install a taxidrone station light equipment under FAA compliance.

• In the square or rectangular areas, Elisa C18 uses omnidirectional and integral white lights or below 50 m intervals with a minimum of four lights on each side, including a total ringroad light. (FAA indicates green lights).
• In the other areas, including circular, integral or less intervals of 5 m with a minimum 10 lights. (FAA indicates at least 8 green lights 25 'maximum).
• Flush Lights should be located on the perimeter of the FATO or not more than 30 cm this.
• If using substrates used as high lights should not exceed a height of 25 cm from the platform
• Being direct paint on the ground, the FAA mandatory indicating that the light should not exceed more than 5 cm of the platform is respected.
• The equipment should be certified FAA L-861, L-852, EB 67 or Annex 14 Volume II -. 5.3.6

• C18 uses markings to spread a green light. A marking on each corner and the rest evenly spaced. Add more light beacons if you need to comply with a maximum distance.
• Heliport area: 5m maximum integral beacon (FAA says 25 maximum).
• Elevated Heliport: Maximum 3 m integral beacon (FAA says 25 maximum).
• They are usually flush type installed on the perimeter of this area or not more than 1.5 m outside the TLOF.
• Once Elisa is install, it is no longer necessary to use on elevated helipads some high lights when the TLOF and FATO match.
• If you convert some substrats to connect with Elisa, it should be unbreakable.
• In circulars TLOF, these substrates are placed in straight lines, possible outside a sector of 45 ° on the circle.
• It Should be certified equipment FAA L-852, EB 67 or in accordance with Annex 14 Volume II -. 5.3.8.