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The aviation yellow powdercoat finish complies with the US Military Standard Salt Fog Test conducted per MIL-STD-810E, Method 509.3, Procedure 1 for corrosion resistance. All of the hardware is stainless steel. The HIEL may be mounted on a stake assembly or on an L-867 base with 1935 (1.5") or 1932 (2") baseplates which are sold separately. Supplied with L-823 plug assembly for connection to an L-830 isolation transformer. The HIEL is leveled by means of a gimbal and three adjustment screws at the base of the head assembly. The fixtures meet all FAA and ICAO standards. Flight Light’s L862 High Flight Light’s L862E Flight Light’s L861SE 1-800-806-3548 Home - What's New - Who We Are - Products - Quote Form Copyright © 2008 Flight Light Inc. All rights reserved.
FAA L-862, L-862E, and L-861SE
High Intensity Elevated Lights
These high intensity constant current elevated lights ("HIEL") identify the edge or threshold/end of the runway. The fixture has inner lenses secured to a lens mounting plate. The outer lens and lens mounting plate are attached to a cast aluminum head assembly by means of a cast aluminum retaining ring and stainless steel snap locks. The inner lens may be split at 180° to accommodate two colors. The head assembly is mounted on a 1" EMT extension which is inserted in a 1.5" or 2" frangible coupling.
Intensity Runway Edge Light
This fixture is designed for runway edge lighting and for a number of bidirectional and unidirectional applications.
High Intensity Threshold/End Light
Red/green (R/G) or green/red (G/R) outer lenses with clear inner lenses present a line of red light to mark the end of runway for departing aircraft and simultaneously mark the threshold by aiming green light at the center of the incoming flight path.
High Intensity Threshold Light
This fixture is designed specifically to mark the thresholds of medium intensity VFR runways, using red and green inner lenses and a clear outer lens. It is also appropriate to mark the perimeter of constant current powered heliports.



Data Sheet: L862
2/14/2007
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