This article explains the operational modes, intensity settings, flash sequencing, monitoring features, and normal startup/shutdown behavior for the L-849(L) REIL Runway End Identifier Light and L-859(L) ODAL Omni Directional Approach Light systems.
This article details the functional descriptions, programming, and control mechanisms for the L-849-V-A/E voltage-powered and L-849-I-A/E current-driven unidirectional runway approach lights in REIL configuration,
This article provides an overview of the product purpose, compliances, key features, and basic theory of operation for the L-849(L) LED REIL Runway End Identifier Light and L-859(L) LED ODAL Omni Directional Approach Light.
This article details the available factory-installed options for the L-849-V-A/E voltage-powered and L-849-I-A/E current-driven unidirectional runway approach lights as well as general catalog/part number convention.
This article lists the recommended spare components, replacement part descriptions, and part numbers for the L-849(L) REIL Runway End Identifier Light and L-859(L) ODAL Omni Directional Approach Light to support field maintenance and repairs.
This article details the peak VA ratings, power consumption values, and required isolation transformer specifications for the L-849(L) REIL Runway End Identifier Light and L-859(L) ODAL Omni Directional Approach Light in both current-powered and voltage-powered configurations.
This article provides installation and setup instructions for the L-849-V-A/E voltage-powered and L-849-I-A/E current-driven unidirectional runway approach lights in REIL configuration, covering unpacking, mounting, power and control hookups, and flash intensity setup procedures.
The switching levels will likely need “fine tune” adjustments in the field due to the many variables that can affect these adjustments. This article describes the setup adjustment procedure for a 3 step CCR
This article provides an overview, general descriptions, equipment specifications, access information, and applications for the L-849-V-A/E voltage-powered and L-849-I-A/E current-driven unidirectional runway approach lights manufactured by Strobe Approach Lighting Technology (SAL Technology).