Airfield Lighting
Reference List
SafeLED and SafeLED IQ
Europe...................................................................................................................................................................... 3
Sweden - Stockholm, Arlanda Airport ............................................................................................. 3
Switzerland - Geneva Airport .......................................................................................................... 4
Middle East .............................................................................................................................................................. 5
Oman – Muscat International Airport .............................................................................................. 5
Qatar - Doha International Airport................................................................................................... 5
UAE - Sharjah International Airport ................................................................................................ 6
Asia and Oceania................................................................................................................................................... 7
Australia - Adelaide Airport ............................................................................................................ 7
Australia - Hobart Airport ................................................................................................................ 8
Complete Reference List, SafeLED and SafeLED IQ ........................................................................................ 9
Europe .............................................................................................................................................. 9
Middle East .................................................................................................................................... 12
America .......................................................................................................................................... 13
Africa ............................................................................................................................................. 14
Asia and Oceania ........................................................................................................................... 15
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Europe
Sweden - Stockholm, Arlanda Airport
Equipment:
Quantity:
Duration:
Scope:
Client objective:
Selection Process:
SLIQ
Approx. 2000 pcs
First installation 2008 for tests. Annually deliveries for operation since
2010
Inset and elevated Stop Bars, Lead-On lights, RGL, Lead-In to gate.
Reduced maintenance costs and power consumption.
When Stockholm-Arlanda Airport in 2009 decided to update their
taxiway center line lights, the environmental aspect was of high
importance. A test installation in 2008 showed that SafeLED IQ lights
meet the airport’s needs of high performance and minimal
maintenance, and also support their environmental efforts to reduce
energy consumption and CO² emissions.
SafeLED IQ lights are used on circuits with fixed 2A and thereby
minimize energy losses in cables and transformers but still having
intensity by using the ASP power line communication instead of CCRs
controlling it. Up to 85% reduction in power consumption has been
measured for stop bar and RGL circuits with 7/24 h operation
Switzerland - Geneva Airport
Equipment:
Quantity:
Duration:
Scope:
Client objective:
Selection Process:
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SLIQ1
Over 1000pcs
First installation in 2010
9 SB from 16to30 lights and Taxiway Center Line
Reduced Installation Costs and Power consumption
In 2009, Geneva International Airport (GVA) decided to renew
completely their AGL system after 40years of use. Safegate offered the
choice of using ASP technology to reduce the number of CCRs and to
allow segment selection from ATC (TWR) for better traffic efficiency.
In total, the airport is saving around 500MWh per year compare to
previous installation.
In 2012, GVA decided to continue to use our SLIQ for the apron.
Around 400 pcs of SLIQ lights are installed in the Apron Area
including Lead-In lights integrated with the SafeControl – Apron
Management system.
Middle East
Oman – Muscat International Airport
Equipment:
Quantity:
Duration:
Scope:
Selection process
Complete CAT II Airport
Safecontrol with 62 x ASP circuits, 14 workstations, 126 CCR's, Approx.
450 signs, & approx. 9700 lights with all accessories.
Began 2011. Est. completion 2015
Supply, install CMS, Train,T&C.
End user request.
Qatar - Doha International Airport
Equipment:
Quantity:
Duration:
Scope:
Client objective:
SLIQ
1753
Installed since 30 April 2010.
All existing TWY Centre Line, RWY Lead-On, RWY Lead-Off, Stop Bar
and Gate Lead In lights changed from halogen to SLIQ.
Decreased maintenance costs.
UAE - Sharjah International Airport
Equipment:
Quantity:
Duration:
Scope:
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SafeLED IQ: TXC & STB
approx. 1450
26 month
a) Airfield Ground Lighting system complete, including Single Lamp Control
& Monitoring functionality, replacement of the existing Remote Control &
Monitoring system (ADB), taking over of existing ADB CCRs and the
provision of a Runway Incursion Detection & Alarm sub system.
b) Communication Network complete, including two (2) individual fiber
optic ring circuits (AGL-A1 & AGL-A2) and all node equipment and
accessories.
c) Instrument Landing Systems complete (Dual channel type for CAT II
operations), for each approach (12 & 30) to the new runway, including a
Glide Path antenna, Localizer antennas and Distance Measuring
Equipment, collocated with each Glide Path antenna.
d) Automatic Weather Observation System (AWOS) complete with suitable
sensors, workstations, data processing equipment.
e) Operation & Maintenance Training on all systems and equipment
provided, including factory and on site training.
f) Handover Documentation for all systems and equipment provided,
including As-Built drawings and Operation & Maintenance handbooks
Asia and Oceania
Australia - Adelaide Airport
Equipment:
Quantity:
Duration:
Scope:
Client objective:
Selection Process:
SLIQ
Total approximately 600
Supply in 2 stages over a12 month period
Supply of equipment only to replace all taxiway lights on the airport.
To source equipment which was technically up to date, efficient, value
for money (offered savings on maintenance/power/life cycle costing)
and be compliant with standards (ICAO, FAA & Australian MOS-139)
Adelaide Airport Limited undertook their own in house testing with
samples provided by a number of manufacturers. SafeLED samples
were provided and subsequently specified. Adelaide Airport Limited is
also responsible for Parafield Airport where SafeLED lights were
selected and installed as part of their taxiway lighting replacement
program.
Australia - Hobart Airport
Equipment:
Quantity:
Duration:
Scope:
Client objective:
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SafeLED IQ
2011
Complete design and construct of new CAT I airfield lighting
system, including runway lights, PAPI, LED taxiway lights,
Safecontrol ALCMS with ASP, substation construction with
IDM8000 CCRs and generator. Installation of new SafeLED
approach lighting system, including low current 2A operation
using ASP with Safecontrol ALCMS integration. Included new
frangible masts installed in bay area.
The client was looking for a complete turnkey solution that once
in use would reduce power usage and maintenance costs.
Complete Reference List, SafeLED and SafeLED IQ
Europe
COUNTRY
IATA
Austria
LOCATION / AIRPORT
QTY
YEAR
EQUIPMENT / REMARKS
Heliport
12
2013
SafeLED Helipad SL-HT
Cyprus
LCA
Larnaca
<50
2010
SLIQ: Stop bar, Taxiway
Denmark
CPH
Copenhagen
<50
2008
SLIQ: Taxiway
Finland
HEL
Helsinki-Vantaa
<50
2009
SLIQ: Stop bar, Taxiway
France
MLH
MLH
Basel Mulhouse
Basel Mulhouse
140
<25
2012
2011
SLIQ
SLIQ: Stop bar
BOD
Bordeaux
<500
2011
SLIQ
LRT
LRT
Lann Bihoué Airbase
Lann-Bihoué airbase
<50
<100
2011
2011
SLIQ
SLIQ: Taxiway
LIL
Lille
137
2013
SLIQ
LYS
LYS
LYS
LYS
LYS
Lyon/ Saint Exupéry
Lyon/ Saint Exupéry
Lyon/ Saint Exupéry
Lyon/ Saint Exupéry
Lyon/ Saint Exupéry
705
<200
<100
<25
<50
2013
2011
2011
2011
2010
SLIQ
SLIQ
SLIQ: Taxiway edge
SLIQ: Stop bar
SLIQ: Stop bar
MRS
Marseille Provence
185
2013
SLIQ
MLH
MLH
Mulhouse
Mulhouse
<100
<50
2013
2010
SLIQ: stop bar
SLIQ
NTE
NTE
NTE
Nantes
Nantes
Nantes
<50
<50
2012
2011
2010
SLIQ: Stop bar, Taxiway
SLIQ: Stop bar
SLIQ: Stop bar
NCE
NCE
NCE
NCE
Nice
Nice
Nice
Nice
125
<100
165
<100
2012
2011
2011
2009
SLIQ
SLIQ: Taxiway
SLIQ: Taxiway
SLIQ: Taxiway, Lead off
Tarbes airport
<10
2011
SLIQ: RGL
TLS
Toulouse
<100
2011
SLIQ: Stop bar
FRA
Frankfurt
<500
2011-13
SafeLED
HHN
Frankfurt-Hahn
>50
2010
SLIQ: RGL
MUC
Munich
>50
2009
SafeLED
Italy
MXP
Milano Malpensa
>500
2013
SafeLED: Taxiway
Luxembourg
LUX
LUX
LUX
Luxembourg Findel Airport
Luxembourg
Luxembourg
120
<50
<50
2012
2011
2010
SLIQ: taxiway
SLIQ
SLIQ
Netherlands
AMS
Amsterdam
<100
2009
SLIQ
Military Airports
<500
2011
SLIQ
Bodö
<50
2013
SLIQ RGL
OSL
Oslo, Gardermoen
>500
2012-13
SafeLED fail open
RYG
Rygge
>500
2010
SLIQ
SVG
Stavanger, Sola
>100
2012-13
SafeLED fail open
TRD
Trondheim, Vaernes
>100
2012-13
SLIQ
WAW
Warsaw
<50
2009
SLIQ: Stop bar
WRO
WRO
Wroclaw
Wroclaw
<300
<200
2012
2012
SLIQ: Apron, SafeLED: TCL
SLIQ+IQ
Lisbon
<50
2008
SLIQ: Stop bar
Bucharest
<50
2009
SLIQ
Germany
Norway
Poland
Portugal
LIS
Romania
BUH
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Spain
ALC
ALC
ALC
ALC
Alicante
Alicante
Alicante
Alicante
<200
<100
<500
<1000
2012
2011
2010
2009
SafeLED: TWY
SafeLED
SafeLED
SafeLED
BCN
BCN
BCN
BCN
Barcelona
Barcelona
Barcelona
Barcelona
<200
<200
<100
<500
2012
2012
2010
2008
SafeLED: push-back
SafeLED: rapid
SafeLED:
SafeLED:
BIO
BIO
BIO
Bilbao
Bilbao
Bilbao
<50
<50
2013
2013
2010
SafeLED: RETIL
SafeLED: TWY
SafeLED
GRO
Gerona
<500
2009
SLIQ: SB, Taxiway, Lead-off
MAD
Madrid, Barajas
<100
2008
SLIQ: Taxiway, Lead-off
SVQ
Seville
<50
2008
SLIQ: Stop bar
VLC
Valencia
<50
2011
SafeLED
MMX
Malmö
<50
2008
SLIQ: Stop bar
ARN
ARN
Stockholm, Arlanda
Stockholm, Arlanda
<1000
550
2008-13
2013
SLIQ
ASP/SAFELED
Switzerland
GVA
GVA
GVA
GVA
Geneva International Airport
Geneva International Airport
Geneva International Airport
Geneva International Airport
490
<500
<200
<200
2012
2011
2010
2009
SLIQ
SLIQ
SLIQ: Stop bar, Taxiway
SLIQ
Turkey
ESB
ESB
Ankara
Ankara
<3000
<2500
2010-11
2009
SLIQ
SLIQ: Taxiway, Lead-off, SB
2010
SafeLED+IQ: TWY
Sweden
U. K.
East Midlands
MAN
MAN
Farnborough
<100
2010
SafeLED+IQ: Stop bar, TWY
Manchester
Manchester
<500
2010
2008
SafeLED+IQ: TWY
SLIQ: Stop bar
Middle East
COUNTRY
Pakistan
IATA
LOCATION / AIRPORT
QTY
YEAR
EQUIPMENT / REMARKS
Karachi
<500
2009
SLIQ: Lead-off, Taxiway, SB
Murid Air Base
˂ 500
2011
SL TXY Edge Elevated
Doha, Al Udeid
<50
2008
SLIQ: Taxiway
DOH
Doha International
1700
2010
DOH
Doha, International
<2000
2009
SLIQ: Stop bar, Taxiway,
Centreline
SLIQ: Stop bar
AUH
Abu Dhabi
<500
2009
SLIQ: Stop bar
AAN
Al Ain Airport
2012
Runway Guard Light
Das Island
2013
Twy edge lights
2011
2011
2012
2011
SLIQ: StopBar, Taxiway
SafeLED IQ: TXC & STB
SafeLED
SLIQ: StopBar, Taxiway,
Runway Guard Lights
Complete CAT II Airport
KHI
Qatar
UAE
Oman
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SHJ
SHJ
MCT
MCT
Sharjah International Airport
Sharjah International Airport
Muscat International Airport
Muscat International Airport
MCT
Muscat International Airport
<1500
<5000
<1000
2011
America
COUNTRY
LOCATION / AIRPORT
QTY
YEAR
EQUIPMENT / REMARKS
<200
2012
AFL;ASP; SafeLED
YSJ
Montreal-Trudeau Intl
Airport
St. John
<50
2009
SLIQ: Taxiway
YVZ
Toronto
<50
2008
SLIQ: Taxiway
YVR
Vancouver
<100
2013
AFL;ASP; SafeLED
YVR
<500
2011
SafeLED
YVR
Vancouver North & South
runways
Vancouver
<50
2009
SLIQ: Stop bar, Taxiway
Mexico
MTY
Monterrey
<50
2008
SLIQ: Stop bar
USA
HOU
Houston, Texas
<50
2009
SLIQ: Taxiway
SAN
San Diego Intl Airport
<50
2012
SLIQ
Canada
IATA
YUL
Africa
COUNTRY
IATA
LOCATION / AIRPORT
QTY
YEAR
EQUIPMENT / REMARKS
Equatorial
Guinea
BSG
BSG
Bata
Bata
<200
<500
2011
2009
SLIQ
SLIQ
Ghana
ACC
Accra Kotoka IntL Airport
16
2013
Approach
ACC
ACC
Accra Kotoka IntL Airport
Accra Kotoka IntL Airport
580
16
2012
2012
SafeLED: Taxiway
SLIQ: RGL
Kisumu
<100
2013
SafeLED TXE elevated
Kenya
KIS
Mauritius
MRU
Mauritius airport
382
2012
SafeLED: Taxiway
RSA
MBD
Maffikeng Airport
155
2013
Taxiway
Tanzania
ZNZ
Zanzibar Airport
10
2013
RGL
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Asia and Oceania
COUNTRY
IATA
LOCATION / AIRPORT
QTY
YEAR
EQUIPMENT / REMARKS
Australia
ADL
Adelaide International Airport
<50
2012
SLIQ, Taxiway centreline
ADL
Adelaide International Airport
<1000
2010
SLIQ Taxiway centreline
BNE
Brisbane International Airport
115
2012-13
SLIQ Taxiway centreline
BNE
Brisbane International Airport
<50
2009
SLIQ Taxiway centreline
CBR
Canberra International Airport
<50
2009
SLIQ Taxiway centreline
DRW
Darwin International Airport
<50
2009
SLIQ Taxiway centreline
OOL
Gold Coast, Coolangatta
<50
2009
SLIQ Taxiway centreline
HBA
Hobart Airport
470
2011
SLIQ Taxiway centreline
and elevated approach
MEL
Melbourne International Airport <100
2012-13
SafeLED Stopbars, taxiway
and lead in lights
YPPF
Parafield
<100
2009
SLIQ: TCL
PER
Perth International Airport
<50
2013
SafeLED Runway Guard
Lights
SYD
Sydney International Airport
<25
2013
PEK
Beijing
<50
2009
Hold Point Light Installation
using SafeLED IQ
SLIQ
HKG
HKG
HKG
Hong Kong Int'l Airport
Hong Kong Int'l Airport
Hong Kong SAR
>50
<50
<500
2012
2012
2008
SLIQ (Straight/Wide)
SLIQ: Taxiway
SLIQ
XIY
Xi'an Xianyang Airport
<100
2011
SLIQ: Taxiway
China
India
COK
Cochin International
<50
2011
SafeLED E-RGL, 230VAC
>500
2013
SafeLED: AFL
DEL
Hindan - Ghaziabad I & II
(Indian Airforce Base)
New Delhi
<50
2009
SLIQ
CGK
Cenkareng Airport
<100
2010
SafeLED
JKT
Jakarta Airport
Jakarta, Soekarno-Hatta
>50
<100
2012
2008
SLIQ: RGL-E-VAC-FAA
SLIQ
KUL
Kuala Lumpur
<50
2009
SLIQ: Stop bar
DCA AFL
<50
2010
SafeLED
ELA
Nay pyt taw Airport
<1000
2011
SLIQ
New Zealand
AKL
Auckland
<50
2009
SLIQ
Philippines
MNL
Manila
<50
2009
SLIQ
SIN
Singapore, Airbase
Singapore, Changi
<50
<50
2008
2008
SLIQ
SLIQ
Thailand
BKK
Bangkok
<50
2009
SLIQ
Vietnam
UIH
Phu Cat Airport
>50
2012
SafeLED TE-I
Indonesia
Malaysia
Myanmar
Singapore
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Check in to the future
How many aircraft can your
airport handle today?
Can this number be increased
without adverse effects on the
airport’s safety level?
It is a known fact that traffic
volume will rise in the foreseeable
future. More movements will
demand monitoring of the entire
airport. Requirements will be
sharpened and the development
of an integrated system
controlling not only ground
movements but also air traffic
close to the airport is of the
highest interest.
The International Civil Aviation
Organization (ICAO) already
describes A-SMGCS, Advanced
Surface Movement Guidance and
Control System, as the answer to
the future modern airport need to
control the entire airport space in
one superior system.
To a larger extent than today’s
systems, A-SMGCS will rely on
automated processes to give both
pilots and traffic controllers exact
information about positions and
directions. Safegate Group
delivers complete A-SMGCS
solutions already, as well as all
vital parts relating to it.
Safegate Group can check your
airport into the future
– today!
India
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+91 11 4106 1545
Singapore
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Finland
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+358 (0)20754 7700
Malaysia
malaysia@safegate.com
+60 32 011 3522
Spain
spain@safegate.com
+34 917 157 598
China
china@safegate.com
+8610-85275297
France
france@safegate.com
+33 (0)1 42 99 60 40
Qatar
qatar@safegate.com
+974 436 9628
UK
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+44 (0)208 573 0384
Dubai
dubai@safegate.com
+971 4 452 75 75
Germany
germany@safegate.com
+49 (0)4121 464 303
Russia
russia@safegate.com
+7 495 917 4614
USA
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+1 763 535 92 99
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Safegate Group offers solutions for increased safety, efficiency and environmental benefits to airports worldwide. The company was founded in 1973 and has its
headquarters in Malmö, Sweden. Safegate Group has more than 70 partners around the globe in order to be close to its customers.
Earlier members of Safegate Group include Thorn AFL and Idman, who both have over 40 years of experience in airfield lighting solutions for airports and
heliports. The latest member of Safegate Group is Avibit, a leading provider of next generation software applications and integration of efficient air traffic control
systems. Safegate Group’s complete range of products and services, a “one-stop shop”, provides solutions to customers and airborne travellers around the globe.
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