FAA AC 150/5345-50 : 2007

1. SCOPE AND CLASSIFICATION
   1.1 Scope
   1.2 Equipment Classification
        1.2.1 Type
2. REFERENCED DOCUMENTS
   2.1 Federal Aviation Administration Publications
   2.2 Military Publications
   2.3 Illuminating Engineering Society (IES) Publication
   2.4 International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO)
3. REQUIREMENT
   3.1 Equipment to be Supplied
   3.2 Environmental Conditions
        3.2.1 Temperature
        3.2.2 Wind
        3.2.3 Salt Spray (If metallic materials are used)
        3.2.4 Sunshine (If plastic materials are used)
        3.2.5 Weather
   3.3 Photometric Requirements.
        3.3.1 L-863W, L-863W/Y, L-863R/G, L-863Y, L-863R,
               l-863G, and L-863B Light Units
        3.3.2 L-863E Light Unit
   3.4 Electrical
        3.4.1 Non-rechargeable Batteries
        3.4.2 Rechargeable Batteries
        3.4.3 Lamp
        3.4.4 Alternative Lighting Devices (ALD)
   3.5 Optical System
   3.6 Housing
   3.7 Radio Control
   3.8 Anchoring Provision
   3.9 Instruction Sheet
   3.10 Label
4. EQUIPMENT QUALIFICATION REQUIREMENTS
   4.1 Qualification Certification Procedures
   4.2 Warranty
   4.3 Certification Tests
        4.3.1 Inspection
        4.3.2 Photometric Test
        4.3.3 Wind Test
        4.3.4 Low Temperature Test
        4.3.5 High Temperature Test
        4.3.6 Rain Test
        4.3.7 Solar Radiation Test
        4.3.8 Salt Fog Test
        4.3.9 Visual Examination
        4.3.10 Weigh
5. PRODUCTION TESTS
   5.1 System Production Tests
   5.2 Light Unit Production Tests
   5.3 Production Operational Test
   5.4 Production Test Records

Contains the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) standards for portable runway and taxiway lights and runway end identifier lights for temporary use to permit continued aircraft operations while all or part of a runway lighting system is inoperative.