Sprui has officially launched its next-generation solar runway edge light, featuring improved MPPT technology and extended battery life. The new model delivers up to 12 years of service with minimal maintenance.
The International Civil Aviation Organization has published updated standards for heliport lighting systems in Annex 14 Volume 2. The new requirements address LED technology advancements and solar-powered installations.
Aviation obstruction lights are classified by intensity and flashing pattern. This guide covers low-intensity Type A/B/C, medium-intensity Type A/B/C, and high-intensity Type A/B lights and their typical applications.
Sprui showcased its complete range of solar airfield lighting solutions at Inter Airport Europe 2025 in Munich. The exhibition attracted visitors from over 40 countries interested in sustainable airport lighting.
Solar airfield lighting eliminates trenching, cabling, and grid connection costs. This analysis compares total cost of ownership over 15 years between solar and traditional grid-connected airfield lighting systems.