Low Intensity Runway Lighting

Low intensity airfield lighting which is compliant with all the latest standards and suitable for use in airports across the world.

Our low intensity lighting systems have been developed by airfield lighting experts with decades of experience in the industry and feature everything your airfield needs to ensure safety and meet all local regulations.

A bespoke approach means you’ll only get the lighting relevant to your needs, while disruption from installation and maintenance will be minimal. Comprehensive aftercare also ensures you can move forward from the project in complete confidence.

View our selection of low intensity airfield lighting systems below.

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LED Low Intensity Runway Lighting Range

IR901L

The IR901L, is an LED runway threshold fixture, and is part of the IR range of airfield lighting. This application is low intensity, uni-directional Green-Cyan light source.

IR902L

The IR902L, is an LED elevated outer threshold fixture, and is part of the IR range of airfield lighting. This runway light is low intensity, omni-directional with Green light source.

IR905L

The IR905L, is an LED inset runway end fixture, and is part of the IR range of airfield lighting. This application is low intensity, uni-directional with a Red light source.

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IR906L

Taxiway lighting systems are designed by experts to meet your specific requirements. At atg airports, we have decades of experience around the world.

IR907L

The IR907L, is an LED inset runway threshold and runway end combined fixture, and is part of the IR range of airfield lighting.

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IR908L

The IR908L, is an LED elevated runway edge fixture. This application is low intensity, omni-directional with a White light source.

IR909L

The IR909L, is an LED inset runway edge fixture. This application is low intensity, omni-directional with a White light source.

Low Intensity Runway Lighting Applications

Low intensity runway lighting is a simple lighting system employed on airfields where the minimum lighting specification is required. Typically, the lighting patterns will be the same as high intensity systems, but the candela output of the fixtures is much less.

Low intensity airfield lighting is powered by a 6.6amp circuit supplied by a constant current regulator. You can use a simple control system to operate this lighting, however, it’s common to see it linked to an ARCAL system so pilots can activate the lighting when on approach or departing.

Low intensity lighting systems consist of four different types of lighting fixture:

  • Omni-directional runway edge lights
  • Runway threshold lights
  • Runway end lights
  • Runway threshold/end lights

Omni-directional runway edge lights: runway edge lights are positioned beyond or just along the edge of the runway and are most commonly white, though specific exceptions do apply to this and allow for alternative colours.

Runway threshold lights: runway threshold lights are positioned in a line along the landing threshold at the approach end of the runway. These lights are green, only visible when on the approach path and can be elevated or inset fixtures.

Runway end lights: installed in a line along the end of the runway in-use, runway end lights are red and can only be seen in the direction of runway use. These lights can also be elevated or inset.

Runway threshold/end lights: these lights are a combination of runway end lights and runway threshold lights in a single body, with a green light showing in one direction and a red in the other.

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