Heliport Equipment
Reliable orientation from above
Our heliport equipment and obstruction lights play a vital role in increasing the availability of air rescue services, helping to ensure rapid assistance and maximum safety. Under the motto “Guiding Air Rescue Home”, we develop solutions that provide pilots with reliable guidance and help protect human lives.
Space-saving. Secure. Direct.
In densely populated urban areas, where every square metre of space is valuable, rooftop helipads are an intelligent solution. Installed on the roofs of hospitals, hotels or high-rise buildings, they create valuable infrastructure that enables rapid accessibility and opens up new dimensions of urban mobility.
We take into account the structural conditions of each project: from integration into existing building structures and the minimization of noise and light emissions to customized mounting systems. This results in solutions that are not only functional and safe, but also aesthetically and architecturally harmonious.
With our technology, we combine maximum comfort and functionality with the highest level of safety, ensuring safe flight operations even under challenging conditions.
Reliability on the High Seas
On offshore platforms, helicopters are often the only connection to the mainland. Here, lighting systems must withstand extreme environmental conditions such as salt, wind and sea spray. Our robust and durable systems, specifically developed for these applications, guarantee maximum reliability even under the harshest conditions.
Whether on yachts, cruise ships or at land-based helicopter stations: our lighting systems enable safe flight operations by day and night. Helidecks on ships offer passengers and crew maximum flexibility, while ground-level helipads are often combined with refuelling and maintenance facilities as well as hangars. With our lighting technology, we ensure that pilots have reliable guidance at all times – regardless of the operating location.
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