CTC AGL PRODUCTS
GLF SPARES
Ground Lighting Facility Spares for Airport Maintenance
CTC provides GLF spares and replacement components for existing Ground Lighting Facilities (GLF), Airfield Ground Lighting (AGL) and associated airport equipment.
Support can be based on the existing equipment, approved make list, spare schedule, BOQ and applicable technical requirements.
GLF Spares Across Critical Airport Equipment
CTC can support a wide range of GLF spare requirements based on the airport's existing equipment, approved make list and applicable project or maintenance requirements.
Electrical Spares
Replacement components for airport lighting and associated electrical equipment.
- Isolating Transformers
- Connectors
- Plugs & Receptacles
- Cable Accessories
- Drivers / Power Supplies
Lighting Spares
Components supporting existing airfield and airport lighting equipment.
- Airfield Lamps
- LED Modules
- Light-Source Components
- Optical Components
Mechanical Spares
Mechanical replacement components for applicable airport lighting and associated equipment.
- Mounting Components
- Covers & Hardware
- Sealing Components
- Equipment-Specific Parts
- Gaskets
Signage Spares
Replacement components for illuminated airport signage and related equipment.
- LED Modules
- Drivers
- Electrical Accessories
- Replacement Sign Components
Visual Aids Spares
Replacement components for airport visual aid equipment.
- Illuminated Windsock & Mast
- Landing T
- Landing Direction Indicator
Bases, Pits & Installation
Components supporting installation and connection of airport ground lighting equipment.
- Inset Bases
- Shallow Bases
- Mounting Bases
- Frangible Couplings
- Junction Pits
- Cable Supports
- Installation Accessories
A single airport requirement may include electrical, lighting, mechanical, signage, visual aid and base/installation spares within one consolidated spare schedule.
GLF Spare Identification & Maintenance Support
CTC supports airport maintenance teams in identifying and sourcing the correct GLF spare components for existing equipment, replacement requirements and planned maintenance activities.
Correct Spare Identification Before Replacement
Airport maintenance teams may work with multiple generations of airfield and ground lighting equipment. Components that appear visually similar may have different electrical, mechanical or connection requirements.
Correct identification helps establish the applicable spare before supply and reduces the risk of selecting an incompatible replacement component.
From Existing Equipment to Verified Spare Supply
Existing Equipment
Review the installed equipment and available component identification details.
Part Identification
Identify the manufacturer, model, part number or applicable component.
Technical Verification
Review electrical, mechanical, dimensional and connector compatibility where applicable.
Availability
Confirm applicable spare availability and supply requirements.
Supply
Proceed with the identified spare based on the confirmed technical requirement.
Supporting Airport GLF Maintenance Requirements
Identify the Part Before You Replace It
Provide the existing equipment details, part number, technical drawing or clear photograph to help establish the applicable GLF spare requirement.
GLF Spare Procurement & Project Supply
CTC supports GLF spare procurement for airport maintenance, refurbishment and project requirements, including consolidated spare schedules containing multiple equipment categories and line items.
Consolidated Spare Requirements for Airport Projects
Airport spare requirements can include dozens or hundreds of line items across different equipment categories.
CTC can review spare requirements based on the available project, maintenance and equipment information to support technical review, part identification, verification and supply planning.
Information That Helps Establish the Correct Spare
Recommended Procurement Information
For faster and more accurate spare identification, provide the available project and equipment details.
Clear photographs, technical drawings and equipment identification details can also help establish the applicable spare.
From Requirement Review to Supply Planning
Requirement Review
Review BOQ, spare schedule and available equipment information.
Part Identification
Match required components with existing equipment and available identification details.
Technical Verification
Check applicable specifications, compatibility and project requirements.
Spare Consolidation
Organise identified items into a clear and consolidated spare requirement.
Supply Planning
Proceed with availability confirmation and supply based on the verified requirement.
One Requirement. Multiple Spare Categories.
One airport project can combine electrical, lighting, mechanical, signage, visual aid and installation spares into a single coordinated requirement.
Quality & Verification of GLF Spares
Before dispatch, applicable GLF spares can be reviewed against the identified equipment and project requirements to help ensure that the supplied components correspond to the confirmed requirement.
Review the Spare Against the Confirmed Requirement
GLF spare requirements may involve different manufacturers, equipment generations and technical specifications.
Verification of the identified items helps reduce the possibility of incorrect or mismatched components being supplied.
Applicable checks are carried out against available equipment information, technical requirements and confirmed project documentation.
Key Checks Before GLF Spare Dispatch
Correct Model
Verify that the supplied component corresponds to the identified equipment model.
Correct Rating
Check applicable electrical or technical ratings where relevant.
Quantity
Verify quantities against the confirmed BOQ, spare schedule or requirement.
Physical Condition
Check supplied items for visible physical condition before dispatch.
Connector Compatibility
Where applicable, verify connector and interface compatibility.
Identification Marking
Check model, part number, manufacturer or other applicable identification markings.
Documentation
Review available technical or product documentation associated with the supplied spare.
From Requirement to Dispatch
Structured Review Before Supply
CTC supports a structured review of applicable GLF spare items before supply, based on available equipment information, technical requirements and project documentation.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
GLF spares are replacement components used for Ground Lighting Facilities and associated airport airfield lighting systems.
Requirements may include electrical, lighting, mechanical, signage, visual aid, bases, pits and installation-related spares, depending on the equipment and project requirements.
Yes. Multiple spare categories can be combined within a consolidated requirement, subject to technical compatibility, product availability and project requirements.
Yes. A BOQ or spare schedule can be a useful starting point for reviewing the GLF spare requirement and identifying applicable components.
Manufacturer, model number, part number, existing component details, applicable specification, technical drawing or clear photographs can help with spare identification and technical review.
Yes. A single airport requirement may combine electrical, lighting, mechanical, signage, visual aid and bases, pits and installation spares within one consolidated requirement.
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