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Lighting Equipment

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About this category

Mi-8 / Mi-17 lighting equipment covers external aircraft visibility, landing-area illumination, cockpit and cabin lighting, panel indication and the electrical units that support these functions. The catalogue includes finished light assemblies, lamps, beacons, transformers, controls and related components. Buyers can search by the exact designation printed on the unit rather than relying on a broad description such as “landing light” or “cockpit lamp.”

External lights and interior illumination

Different requirements are represented in one searchable section: BANO-64 red and green positions, FPP-series lights, MSL-series assemblies, SM lamps, TR transformers and other recorded designations. These families may serve different locations and circuits. Their presence together is a navigation aid, not evidence that one item can replace another.

Colour, voltage and execution require separate checks

A light can retain a familiar housing while differing in colour, lamp execution, power requirement, connector or mounting arrangement. The suffix and full model name therefore matter as much as the family prefix. Compare the product card with the applicable wiring diagram, parts catalogue and installed component before confirming the position.

  • enter the complete Part Number and colour where applicable;
  • state whether the unit is external, cockpit, cabin or panel lighting;
  • include the helicopter modification and installation location;
  • add known voltage, connector or lamp information from the records;
  • send quantity, document requirements and a clear marking photograph.

Send a lighting-equipment request

Open the closest exact product result and submit the recorded information for review. Aviamisto confirms the selected item, available condition, delivery set, documents, price and timing for the individual enquiry. The Mi-8 / Mi-17 systems catalogue provides adjacent electrical and instrument groups, while the main catalogue covers lighting and components for other aircraft.