
Solar Runway Lighting and 61.6 kW of Solar Power Systems at Five Remote Airports in Nepal
Supply and installation of Avlite solar LED runway lighting at three airports and installation of six Nichicon solar power supply systems (combined output 61.6 kW) at five remote airports in Nepal, under the Japanese grant-aid Lot-3 programme for CAAN.
Project Overview
Overview
Under the Japanese grant-aid Project for Improvement of Aviation Safety Facilities in Major Airports (Lot-3) for the Civil Aviation Authority of Nepal, MSI supplied and installed solar LED runway lighting at three airports and installed six solar power supply systems at five airports, with a combined output of 61.6 kW. MSI worked as supplier and installation contractor to Kyowa EXEO Corporation, under main contractor Marubeni Protechs Corporation. The work was completed in 2019.
Scope & Deliverables
- Supply and installation of Avlite (Australia) AV-426 series solar LED runway lighting at Lukla, Jomsom and Jumla airports
- Jomsom: 36 Avlite AV-426 runway lights (red, white and green) site-acceptance tested in May 2019, witnessed by CAAN and the project consultant
- Installation of six Nichicon (Japan) solar power supply systems: Lukla Control Tower 12.1 kW, Lukla Terminal Building 11 kW, Jumla 13.75 kW, Jomsom 12.1 kW, Rara 7.15 kW and Simikot 5.5 kW
- Foundations, panel support frames and equipment setting
- Site acceptance testing, and operation and maintenance training
MSI Role
Supplier and installation contractor to Kyowa EXEO Corporation; installer of the solar power supply systems, as certified by EXEO.
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