We are a leading provider of innovative lighting solutions tailored to meet the diverse needs of our clients. At Navron, we specialize in LED lighting fixtures for Industrial, Commercial, Aviation, and Marine applications. With years of experience in the industry, we have built a reputation for delivering high-quality products that combine cutting-edge technology with exceptional design. Our comprehensive range of lighting solutions includes IALA, EASA, ICAO, IEC, ISO & FAA approved solutions.

AVIATION LIGHTING SOLUTIONSAviation lighting solutions are crucial for ensuring the safety and efficiency of air travel. Here are some key components and types of aviation lighting solutions:

Runway Lighting:

• Threshold Lights:Positioned at the beginning and end of a runway to indicate its boundaries.
• Runway Edge Lights:Illuminate the edges of the runway to provide pilots with guidance during takeoff and landing.
• Touchdown Zone Lights:Mark the touchdown zone of the runway to assist pilots during landing.
• Centerline Lights:Illuminate the centerline of the runway for visual guidance.
• Taxiway Lights:Guide aircraft along taxiways to and from the runway.

Approach Lighting Systems (ALS):

• Precision Approach Path Indicator (PAPI):Provides visual guidance to pilots on the correct approach angle to the runway.
• Visual Approach Slope Indicator (VASI):Similar to PAPI, VASI helps pilots maintain the correct approach angle.
• Runway End Identifier Lights (REIL):Located at the end of the runway to provide visual cues to pilots during approach and landing.

Obstruction Lighting:

• Obstacle Lights:Installed on tall structures such as towers, buildings, and wind turbines to alert pilots of potential obstacles.
• Red Lights:Typically used for nighttime marking of obstacles.
• White Lights:Used during the daytime to enhance the visibility of obstacles.

Aircraft Lighting:

• Strobe Lights:High-intensity flashing lights used to increase the aircraft€™s visibility, especially during takeoff and landing.
• Beacon Lights:Rotating or flashing lights located on the aircraft€™s tail to indicate its presence on the ground.

Visual Glide Slope Indicator (VGSI):

• Vasi:Visual Approach Slope Indicator is a system of lights on the side of the runway. They provide visual descent guidance information during the approach to a runway.
• Papi:Precision Approach Path Indicator. They are used to provide vertical guidance to the pilots during the approach phase of flight. PAPI systems are generally located on the left side of the runway.

Wind Direction Indicators:

• PWindsocks or wind cones positioned near runways to indicate wind direction and intensity to pilots.

Heliport Lighting:

• Lighting systems specifically designed for helipads and heliports to facilitate safe takeoffs, landings, and ground operations.

MARINE & NAVIGATIONAL LIGHTING SOLUTIONS€‹Maritime lighting solutions encompass a wide range of products and systems designed to provide illumination and aid navigation for vessels operating at sea, in ports, and along coastlines. Here are some key components and types of maritime lighting solutions that we offers international standard certifications: IMO, DNV GL, USCG, IEC, LR, IALA& MED approved.

Navigation Lights:

• Port (Red) and Starboard (Green) Lights:Port (Red) and Starboard (Green) Lights: These lights are mounted on the sides of vessels to indicate their direction of travel to other ships. The red light is placed on the port (left) side, while the green light is on the starboard (right) side.
• Stern (White) Light:A white light positioned at the rear of a vessel to indicate its presence and size to other ships.
• Masthead (White) Light:A white light mounted at the highest point of a vessel.

Anchor Lights:

• White lights used to indicate that a vessel is at anchor and its position to other vessels during nighttime or periods of restricted visibility.

Deck and Floodlights:

• Lights mounted on a vessel€™s deck or superstructure to illuminate working areas, cargo, and other activities on board. Floodlights provide wide-angle illumination for improved visibility.

Signal Lights:

• Lights used for communication and signaling between vessels or with shore facilities, including Morse code signaling lamps and signal flags.

Emergency Lights:

• Backup or emergency lighting systems installed on vessels to provide illumination during power outages or emergencies.

Buoy Lights:

• Lights mounted on navigational buoys and beacons to aid navigation and mark channels, hazards, and other maritime features.

Dock and Pier Lights:

• Lighting systems installed along docks, piers, and marinas to facilitate safe navigation and mooring of vessels in ports and harbors

Searchlights:

• Powerful lights used for search and rescue operations, vessel identification, and maritime security purposes.

Underwater Lights:

• Lights installed below the waterline of vessels for aesthetic purposes, visibility in murky waters, and attracting marine life.

Remote Monitoring and Control Systems:

• Advanced lighting systems equipped with remote monitoring and control capabilities for managing and adjusting lighting parameters from shore or onboard control stations.

Marine Lanterns:

• These are self-contained lighting devices used for marking navigational hazards, such as rocks, shoals, reefs, and other obstructions. Marine lanterns come in various colors and configurations to convey specific navigational information to mariners.

Solar-Powered Lights:

• Solar-powered lighting solutions are increasingly used in maritime applications due to their sustainability and cost-effectiveness. Solar-powered navigation lights, buoy lights, and dock lights are powered by renewable energy sources, reducing reliance on conventional power sources and minimizing environmental impact.

AIS (Automatic Identification System) Lights:

• Positioned at the beginning and end of a runway to indicate its boundaries.

Harbor Entrance Lights:

• These lights are positioned at the entrance of harbors, ports, and channels to guide vessels safely into and out of the designated waterways. Harbor entrance lights often include range lights, sector lights, and leading lights to mark the preferred approach and navigational path.

Retro reflective Tape and Markings:

• Retro reflective materials, such as tape and markings, are applied to vessels, buoys, and maritime structures to enhance visibility and aid navigation in low-light conditions. Retro reflective materials reflect light back to its source, making them highly visible from various angles.

Maritime Traffic Lights:

• In busy waterways and congested areas, maritime traffic lights may be installed to regulate vessel traffic and ensure orderly navigation. These lights follow standard navigation rules and signal meanings to guide vessels safely through maritime traffic zones.

Ice Navigation Lights:

• Ice navigation lights are designed for vessels operating in ice-covered waters. These lights are built to withstand harsh environmental conditions and provide reliable illumination for safe navigation in icy conditions, including icebreaking operations and polar expeditions.

Maritime Warning Lights:

• Warning lights are used to alert vessels to potential hazards, restricted areas, or special operating conditions. These lights may be fixed or flashing and are often accompanied by audible signals or visual symbols to convey specific warnings or instructions.

Emergency Lighting (Including exit signs and emergency light fixtures.)

INDUSTRIAL AND HAZARDOUS LIGHTING SOLUTIONS€‹Industrial and hazardous lighting solutions are tailored to meet the unique demands of industrial facilities and environments where safety, durability, and reliability are paramount. Here are some components and types of industrial and hazardous lighting solutions that we are offering with various international standards approved UL844, ATEX, IECEX, CSA, GB, CEPEL & GOST certifications

Explosion-Proof Lighting:

• Specifically designed to operate safely in environments where there is a risk of explosion due to the presence of flammable gases, vapors, or dust. These lights are constructed with robust enclosures and sealed fittings to prevent the ignition of hazardous substances.

High Bay Lighting:

• Typically used in large indoor spaces with high ceilings, such as warehouses, manufacturing plants, and industrial facilities. High bay lights are designed to provide uniform illumination over a wide area from elevated mounting positions.

LED Industrial Lighting:

• LED lighting solutions offer energy efficiency, long lifespan, and durability, making them ideal for industrial applications. LED fixtures are available in various forms including high bay lights, floodlights, task lights, and area lighting, providing versatile options for different industrial settings.

Emergency Lighting:

• Emergency lighting systems include backup lights and exit signs that provide illumination during power outages or emergencies, ensuring the safety of personnel and facilitating orderly evacuation in industrial facilities.

Corrosion-Resistant Lighting:

• Corrosion-resistant fixtures are built to withstand exposure to harsh chemicals, moisture, and corrosive substances commonly found in industrial environments. These lights are typically constructed with materials such as stainless steel or marine-grade aluminum to resist corrosion.

Dock and Crane Lighting:

• Used to illuminate loading docks, shipyards, and crane operations in industrial ports and marine terminals. Dock and crane lights are engineered to withstand the harsh conditions of marine environments and provide reliable visibility for nighttime operations.

Machine Vision Lighting:

• Machine vision lighting systems employ specialized lights to illuminate objects for automated inspection and quality control in industrial manufacturing processes. These lights are optimized for specific wavelengths and angles to enhance contrast and facilitate accurate image capture.

Temporary Lighting:

• Portable work lights, temporary string lights, and other temporary lighting solutions are used for construction sites, maintenance projects, and emergency response situations in industrial facilities where temporary illumination is required.