Airfield Lighting
Safegate Group
Manual
Date: October 2016
Ref: SL-RE-E_SL-RT-E_SL-RN-E_SL-RTN-E_SL-SB-E
Version: 1.4
Page 23 of 42
2.7.2
Toe-in Adjustment Operation
Toe-in Adjustment Operation
Image example
1. By loosening the two toe-in nuts it is
possible to adjust at what toe-in angle
the light fixture should be installed at.
FIGURE 23
– LOOSEN THE TOE IN NUTS
2. When the toe-in nuts are removed three
holes are revealed underneath each
one, one for each pre-set toe in option.
3. Adjusting the toe-in setting is made by
lifting the toe-in plate up, turning it and
lowering it again so that the two screws
align with the two holes corresponding to
the desired toe in angle.
Note: Make sure that both screws
align with the holes for the desired
toe-in option.
4. To finish the operation, reattach the two
toe-in nuts.
Note: When installing bidirectional
light fixtures always use toe-in option
‘0°’. For unidirectional light fixtures,
use the toe in option that
corresponds to the angle in section
2.2.1 Azimuth angle.
FIGURE 24
– LIFT THE TOE IN PLATE TO ADJUST
THE TOE-IN SETTING
FIGURE 25
– THE THREE HOLES FOR THE PRE-
SET TOE-IN OPTIONS
