Description
The HA PL5 Trailer kit 72 Mil is the solution for rapidly deploying and managing the Holland Aviation PL5 airfield lights. This road-going, twin-axle heavy-duty trailer simplifies the process of setting up and charging portable airfield lights.
Trailer Kit Overview:
- Heavy-duty design: The trailer features a robust twin-axle construction, ensuring durability and stability during transportation.
- Capacity: It has space for up to 72 portable airfield lights.
- Built-in charging stations: The trailer includes intelligent charging stations that charge each HA PL5 light independently without removing them from the trailer.
Charging and Connectivity:
- Easy setup: Simply connect the 25-meter cable, equipped with a Euro plug and sockets, to the grid or a generator. This allows for a straightforward and efficient connection.
- Effortless charging: Drop the portable lights into the trailer’s built-in charging stations. Charging is automatic and fast, typically completed within 8 hours.
- Intelligent chargers: The trailer’s intelligent chargers maintain optimal battery conditions. They automatically manage the charging process, including drip charging as needed, without requiring disconnection from the grid after the batteries are fully charged.
Key Features:
- Road-going trailer: Equipped with a heavy-duty twin-axle design for easy transport and deployment.
- Large capacity: Holds 72 portable airfield lights with integrated charging stations.
- Efficient charging: Connects to the grid or generator with a 25-meter cable; lights charge rapidly within 8 hours.
- Automatic maintenance: Intelligent chargers manage battery health and perform drip charging as required.
- Standards compliance: Manufactured according to ICAO Annex 14, ICAO Annex 14 Vol. II Heliports, FAA AC 150/5345-50, CAP 168, and NATO Stanag 3534 and 3619.
The HA PL5 Trailer kit 72 Mil offers a reliable and efficient solution for deploying and charging airfield lights, ensuring that lighting is always ready for use in various operational scenarios.
