EFFTEL - Airport Bird Scarer
EFFTEL Solutions allow bird scaring actions on airport with distress calls and synthetic sounds. They are modular and can be adapted to any airport, taking into account the particular needs of the airport manager.
They are compliant with ICAO regulations (Airport Services Manual, Part 3, §8.4 - 4th Edition - 2012).
EFFTEL, combined with trained agents, will achieve the security level required by ICAO certification (doc 9774).
COMMON CHARACTERISTICS
- Acoustic power : 80dB@150m
- Protection : IP66
- Power supply : 12V
- Op. temperature : -20°C...+60°C
- 7 artificial calls
- 2 multi-species calls
- 19 distress calls :
- Black-headed Gull, Great Blackbacked Gull, Herring Gull, Lapwing, Starling, Rook, Cormorant, Jay, Black Kite, Blackbird, Swallow, Great Tit, Carrion Crow, Swift, Jackdaw, House Sparrow, Magpie
EFFTEL RANGE
EFFTEL7300 - EMBEDDED
The system is embedded on vehicle. The sounds are broadcasted from the speakers located on the roof or the gallery.
The operator can also control the sounds broadcast on fixed scarers, located around the runways, from its vehicle.
Embedded EFF7300 can be connected to EFFTEL AQUILA Airport, an intuitive remote control that includes the analysis of animal risk.
EFFTEL7100 - STAND ALONE
The system is positioned around critical areas where bird hazard is present (airstrip, service, etc...).
The system is autonomous (solar panel power supply) and switches off automatically at night to preserve energy.
It is radio-controlled by the embedded or the EFFTEL supervisor. The stand alone system can also be mounted on a trailer to be easily displaced.
EFFTEL7700 - SUPERVISOR
The system is disposed at the control tower and operates under Windows7.
It allows to check the operating status of all systems by radio and trigger remotely cries on fixed EFFTEL.
EFFTEL7400 - HAND-HELD
A real extra tool, allowing to perform extra scaring on complement of the fixed and embedded installations.
ASSETS
EFFTEL solutions have a full range of bird scarers to achieve a real bird hazard reduction on the airport platform.
AQUILA AIRPORT allows, in addition, to satisfy the need of the EASA regulation of the 12th of February 2014 (ICAO Airport Services Manual, Part 3, 4th Edition - 2012) which commits airfield managers to develop, implement and maintain a wildlife hazard prevention program.
PERFORMANCE
EFFTEL solutions are currently used in more than 300 airports, hubs in Europe, Africa and Asia.
INSTALLATION-TRAINING
STERELA helps its customers, from the audit to training in wildlife hazard prevention and helps in the installation/commissioning of its own systems on site.