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Boltek ERL10-KIT2 Dual-Sensor Lightning Detection System vs Truck-mounted Aerial Platforms (F-series)
Spec comparison for two products on Aviation Souk. Both compete in Fire Safety & Rescue.
Fire Safety & Rescue
Boltek ERL10-KIT2 Dual-Sensor Lightning Detection System
by Boltek Corp
Dual-sensor airfield lightning alert — field mill + strike sensor with red/yellow/green ramp alerting.
Fire Safety & Rescue
Truck-mounted Aerial Platforms (F-series)
by Bronto Skylift Oy Ab
Finnish-engineered truck-mounted aerial platforms for fire, rescue, and industrial access from 28 m to 104 m working height.
| Cost of ownership | Boltek ERL10-KIT2 Dual-Sensor Lightning Detection System | Truck-mounted Aerial Platforms (F-series) |
|---|---|---|
| Price tier | — | — |
| Lead time (weeks) | ?–? | ?–? |
| Delivery | — | — |
| Install | — | — |
| GCC airports deployed | 0 | 0 |
| Certifications | 0 | 0 |
Specs
Technical specifications.
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| Working height range | — | 28–104 m |
| Cage safe working load | — | 350–500 kg |
| Max horizontal outreach (F-HLA 104 m) | — | 29.6 m |
| Max horizontal outreach (F-XR 60 m) | — | 31.5 m |
| Max horizontal outreach (F-RLX 60 m) | — | 31.4 m |
| Transport length (F-XR range) | — | ≤12.5 m |
| F-HLA stabilisation time (auto-jack) | — | ~40 s |
| F-HLA horizontal foam projection | — | >100 m |
| Vehicle gross weight (F-RLX / F-RPX range) | — | 18–36 t |
| Vehicle gross weight (F-HLA range) | — | 48–62 t |
| Cage rotation (F-XR) | — | ±60 ° |
| F-HLA models delivered globally (series total) | — | >200 units |
| Quality standard | — | ISO 9001 |
| Design & test standard | — | EN 1777 |
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