The Aviolights SkyNav 360 is a set of all-in-one wingtip LED lights designed for aircraft with 24V electrical systems (22V–28V range). It is effectively the high-voltage equivalent of the popular 12V Navigator Ultra 360.
In the UK, these are used primarily on LSA, microlights, and experimental aircraft that run higher voltage systems or have specific power requirements.
Product Description
The SkyNav 360 consolidates three critical lighting functions into a single, compact wingtip unit:
Navigation Lights: Red (left) and Green (right).
Integrated Rear Position Light: A white LED facing backward, completing the required light spectrum without needing a separate tail light.
Synchronised Strobe: A high-intensity white strobe (3000 lumens) for anti-collision.
Integrated Controller: The strobe controller is built directly into the lamp capsule, meaning you do not need to install a separate external power box.
Comparison: SkyNav 360 vs. Navigator Ultra 360
It is easy to confuse these two models. The main difference is the operating voltage:
Aviolights SkyNav 360: Designed for 22V–28V systems. It is slightly heavier and much brighter (3000 lumens strobe) than the 12V version.
Navigator Ultra 360: Designed for 12V–15V systems. It is the more common choice for standard 12V microlights in the UK.
Comparison: SkyNav 360 vs. WingWatch 360
The WingWatch 360 is a much more expensive system because it adds Electronic Conspicuity (ADS-B/FLARM transceiver) into the lights. The SkyNav 360 is a "lights-only" system; it makes you visible to the eye but does not broadcast your position to other pilots' tablets or EFIS systems.
