ArrowBeacon™ Product Models
ArrowBeacon™ is offered in a modular family of products designed to fit a range of airport environments — from small general aviation (GA) airfields to regional and commercial airports. All models share a common control architecture, ADS-B integration, and dual-beacon orientation logic, with differing levels of beam control, networking, and automation.
Entry-level model focused on VFR and marginal-VFR operations. Provides fundamental runway orientation and visual reference aid.
Core Features:
- Dual fixed beacons (Red + Green)
- Fixed wide-angle optics (no steerable beam)
- Manual or Pilot-Activated Lighting (PAL) control
- Solar-battery power option
- Range: 5–7 NM visual detectability in clear weather
- Rugged enclosure for remote field installation
Best For:
Balanced model integrating ADS-B-based aircraft awareness and automated beam alignment, suitable for small towered airports or busy uncontrolled fields.
Core Features:
- Dual-beacon setup + central directional beacon
- 3-axis servo-driven beam steering
- ADS-B integration for aircraft detection and targeting
- Pilot activation (PAL + radio acknowledgment)
- Airport management app dashboard connection
- Range: 10 NM operational envelope (±60° azimuth, ±12° elevation)
- Optional Laser-Strobe emergency assist mode
Upgrades:
- Adds weather-adaptive brightness control (METAR feed)
- Supports redundant power and data link
Best For:
Professional-grade version for airports seeking high-precision beam control, ATC-assisted activation, and ADS-B/A-B data fusion.
Core Features:
- Separated dual beacons (Green threshold / Red departure end)
- Central directional beam with dynamic pulse pattern
- Fully networked to ATC console and airport lighting system
- High-intensity LED optics, NVG-compatible
- Optional CAT I visual-assist integration
- Range: 12–15 NM visual acquisition
- Built-in data logging and FAA-reportable analytics
Advanced Safety Functions:
- Controlled consent activation to prevent glare conflicts
- Adaptive frequency modulation in high-density airspace
- Laser-strobe emergency recovery channel