Airfield light

A method of assembling an airfield light, the method comprising:

• mounting first and second light assemblies on a support;
• removing at least a first generally opaque baffle member from a baffle body of a baffle;
• arranging the baffle to shroud the first and second light assemblies, the first and second light assemblies configured to emit light through a window defined by the baffle, the second light assembly configured to emit light through a portion of the window opened by removing the first generally opaque baffle member from the baffle body;
• and
• mounting a third light assembly on the support and removing a second generally opaque baffle member from the baffle body, the third light assembly being configured to emit light through a portion of the window opened by removing the second generally opaque baffle member.

An airfield light comprising:

• a first support;
• a first light source connected to the support;
• and
• a first baffle proximate the first light source, the first baffle including
• a generally opaque baffle body defining a window having a first open portion through which light emitted from the first light source may pass, and
• a generally opaque baffle member secured to the baffle body and blocking a closed portion of window to inhibit light emitted from the first light source from passing therethrough, wherein the generally opaque baffle member is removable from the baffle body to create a second open portion of the window;
• a second support;
• a second light source connected to the second support;
• and
• a second baffle proximate the second light source, the second baffle including
• a generally opaque baffle body defining a window having a first open portion through which light emitted from the second light source may pass, and
• a generally opaque baffle member secured to the baffle body and blocking a closed portion of window to inhibit light emitted from the second light source from passing therethrough, wherein the generally opaque baffle member is removable from the baffle body to create a second open portion of the window,
• wherein the light emitted from the first light source is directed in a first direction, the light emitted from the second light source is directed in a second direction, the first and second directions being generally opposite of one another.