Heliport VHF L-854 FM radio receiver/decoder

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 Our L-854 FM radio receiver/decoder is designed to provide pilots direct, unassisted air-to-ground control of airfield lighting systems. This field tunable radio allows pilots to activate airfield lighting with a series of 3,5, or 7 microphone clicks in a 5 second period. An integrated selectable timer shuts airfield lights off after 1, 15, 30, or 60 minutes of illumination. Our L-854 receiver is particularly useful for small to mid-sized airfields where continuous nighttime illumination is unnecessary and expensive. The unit is a virtual necessity for remote sites where the volume of qualified on-site control personnel may be limited. Our rugged, solid state design will provide years of service and is the perfect replacement for aging “crystal” based units.


PARAMETER

Product Name
Pilot Controlled Helipad Light 
Power supply
AC90V-264V, 50HZ – 60HZ
Working temperature
Outdoor -40° - 55°, indoor -20° - 55°
Receiving frequency
118000HZ – 135975HZ, channel spacing 25000Hz channel GMS frequency band: 850MHZ, 900MHZ, 1800, 1900MHz
Sensitivity
5 microvolts, adjustable.
Signal output frequency
> 50HZ
Four outputs
RA, R3, R5, R7
Waterproof rating
IP54
Size
186mm * 134mm * 60mm


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CONTACT INFO
Ms Sophia Guo | Overseas Business Development
Hunan Chendong Technology Co.，Ltd
T:+86-0731-85563165 85563265  | F: +86-0731-85563365 
P: +86-13929493960(Whatsapp)  | Skype:sophia.guo88
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