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L-850 / L-852 Series LED In-Pavement Lights vs NARVA Long-Life Dichroic Airfield Lamp (6101LL / 6106LL / 6107LL / 6145LL / 6146LL)
Spec comparison for two products on Aviation Souk. Both compete in Runway Lighting & Airfield Electrical.

Runway Lighting & Airfield Electrical
L-850 / L-852 Series LED In-Pavement Lights
by Hughey & Phillips
Style-3 LED inset taxiway centreline lights in four certified variants covering straight, curved, and sub-1200 RVR low-visibility operations.

Runway Lighting & Airfield Electrical
NARVA Long-Life Dichroic Airfield Lamp (6101LL / 6106LL / 6107LL / 6145LL / 6146LL)
by Vosla Gmbh Narva
Long-life integrated-reflector airfield lamp for extended exchange cycles and lower maintenance.
| Cost of ownership | L-850 / L-852 Series LED In-Pavement Lights | NARVA Long-Life Dichroic Airfield Lamp (6101LL / 6106LL / 6107LL / 6145LL / 6146LL) |
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| Price tier | — | — |
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| GCC airports deployed | 0 | 0 |
| Certifications | 0 | 0 |
Specs
Technical specifications.
| Spec | L-850 / L-852 Series LED In-Pavement Lights | NARVA Long-Life Dichroic Airfield Lamp (6101LL / 6106LL / 6107LL / 6145LL / 6146LL) |
|---|---|---|
| Variants | L-852A / B / C / D (4 types) | — |
| LED life rating | >50,000 hours | — |
| RVR category (A/B) | ≥1200 RVR | — |
| RVR category (C/D) | <1200 RVR (CAT II/III capable) | — |
| De-icing fluid compatibility | Cryotech XT350, EX180, E36 | — |
| Seal verification | Pressure test valve (in-situ) | — |
| Arctic heater | Thermostatically controlled (optional) | — |
| FAA standard | AC 150/5345-46 (current edition) | — |
| Certification | ETL Certified; individual CoCs per variant | — |
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