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The right part.
When operations depend on it.

Genuine ADB SAFEGATE spare parts, repair services and rapid delivery options help airports restore equipment performance and reduce operational disruption.

Spare parts search
Find the part you need
Use the ADB SAFEGATE main website search to find spare parts by product name, part number or equipment type. Search results link directly to product pages, technical documentation and enquiry routes.

Selected spare parts delivered within 48 hours.

Express Spare Parts provides rapid delivery for a defined catalogue of frequently required ADB SAFEGATE spare parts. Only selected catalogue items qualify. Final delivery commitments are confirmed during ordering and depend on location, stock and order timing.

Repair before replacement

Not every failure requires replacement.

Some components can be assessed, repaired and returned to service — restoring performance at significantly lower cost than replacement. ADB SAFEGATE carries out technical inspection, fault assessment, component repair, refurbishment and return-to-service testing with full documentation.

Common questions
Parts & Repairs — FAQ

ADB SAFEGATE provides six core design resources: a CCR calculator, photometric design tools, a BIM object library, design specifications, typical installation drawings, and project-specific engineering support. All resources are available free of charge to airport designers, consultants and engineers.

Yes. The CCR calculator is available free of charge through the ADB SAFEGATE website. It calculates the correct Constant Current Regulator rating for a given circuit based on cable length, lamp quantity and lamp type — in accordance with ICAO and FAA requirements.

A CCR calculator is an engineering tool that determines the required current regulator rating for an airfield lighting series circuit. It takes inputs including circuit cable length, lamp type and quantity, and returns the minimum CCR specification needed to maintain correct current across the full circuit under all operating conditions.

Photometric design tools calculate the intensity levels produced by a proposed airfield lighting layout and compare them against ICAO Annex 14 minimum and maximum requirements. Inputs include fixture types, spacings, approach paths and runway geometry. Outputs confirm regulatory compliance and identify non-compliant zones.