The Air to Ground Remote Controller allows the approaching pilots to control airfield lighting in the event the control tower is unmanned. Typical for general aviation airports, the air to ground remote controller features a radio frequency (RF) receiver that detects "clicks" from the airport radio, and adjusts the lighting controls to vary the lighting configuration accordingly. Standard systems have the lights turn on to the lowest intensity after 3 clicks, the middle intensity after 7 clicks, and the highest intensity after 9 clicks. After being set for 15 minutes, the radio controller clears its memory, and returns the lights to the original configuration (in this case, off).

Additional details may be found in FAA Advisory Circular150/5345-49A.

Some of the product highlights that are featured with the L-854 are as follows:
• Complies with FCC Part 15 regulations.
• International installation base.
• 120 V ac or 240 V ac standard input voltage.
• Antenna can be mounted either directly to the cabinet or remotely (cable supplied).
• 118 to 136 MHz frequency range (exact frequency required at time of order).
• 122.7, 122.8, 122.9, 123.0 MHz standard.
• 15-minute timer clears memory and returns lighting to original configuration.
• Can be configured for both serial and parallel control of equipment.

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