MOSKIT
minimum operating strip lighting kit.
A trailer mounted, portable airfield lighting system designed to support both covert and overt operations. MOSKIT is the only portable airfield lighting system able to fully comply with NATO STANAGs 3534 and 7025.
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TALKIT
TACTICAL AIRFIELD LIGHTING KIT.
A lightweight, man portable tactical airfield lighting system designed primarily for use by advancing military forces during their initial efforts to establish a minimal temporary landing zone or airstrip.
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SALKIT
supplementary airfield lighting kit.
A trailer mounted, portable airfield lighting system containing NVG compatible portable edge lights.
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CABKIT
cable kit.
CABKIT is used in conjunction with the MOSKIT and SALKIT portable airfield lighting systems. It connects portable runway lights or portable taxiway lights deployed from the MOSKIT and SALKIT trailers to a generator or mains power source allowing extended periods of continuous operation.
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OREL
omnidirectional runway edge light
A versatile battery powered portable edge light that complies with NATO STANAG 3534. The OREL is radio controlled and emits both visual and NVG compatible light making it suitable for use during overt and covert airfield operations.
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UAL
unidirectional approach light.
A generator powered, portable approach light that enables pilots to identify the runway centreline during approach. The UAL is suitable for visual flight operations both day and night.
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NVG PAPI
NIGHT VISION GOGGLE COMPATIBLE PRECISION APPROACH PATH INDICATOR
An NVG compatible battery powered, portable precision approach path indicator designed for use during covert airfield operations.
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TAC PAPI
TACTICAL PRECISION APPROACH PATH INDICATOR
A generator powered, portable precision approach path indicator suitable for visual flight operations both day and night.
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CHARGER
battery charger
A freestanding battery charger capable of charging up to 24 ORELs simultaneously in approximately 13 hours.
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