GUARDIAN AVIONICS AERO 353 CO DETECTOR FOR EXPERIMENTAL / HOMEBUILT

86 700 ₽

Описание

The AERO 353 has a built-in state-of-the art CO sensor that immediately reacts to the presence of CO. It was designed for pilots who want the unit to be small, so it takes up a minimum of panel space, and provides pilots a peace of mind.

Detector will go into alarm mode within five minutes if CO level is greater than 50 PPM.

The unit has dual light LED alarm; Amber less than 99 PPM and Red 100 PPM and above.
Very simple installation (2-4 hours).

Eligibilities

Dimensions

Documents

353-001InstallationDrawings.pdf

coguardianowners.pdf

Арт.	MPN	Описание	Цена	Add to cart form
13-16423	353-101	GUARDIAN AVIONICS AERO 353 CO DETECTOR FOR EXPERIMENTAL / HOMEBUILT	$ 289
13-16424	353P-101	CO GUARDIAN AERO MODEL 353 WITH PRESSURE SENSOR	$ 389

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Вопросы и ответы

What does the sensor of the CO guardian Aero 353 CO detector do?

The sensor detects the presence of CO and the detector will go into alarm mode within five minutes if CO level is greater than 50 PPM.

What is the function of the pressure sensor?

The pressure switch which is the 353P version is for pressurized aircraft. The 353 is for non pressurized aircraft.

When the unit is on and no CO is being detected (Almost all of the time) are there any lights on? Please confirm that the product remains dark unless it is in an alarm mode. And that the green LED light is only illuminated when the test button is pressed and the unit tests serviceable.

The green light will always remain on showing the unit is working. In case of a carbon monoxide alert, the pilot will receive an amber alert annunciator light.

Does the CO Guardian Aero 353 CO Detector fit a standard Hobbs hole dimensions?

We have added a drawing to the dimensions tab for the CO Guardian Aero 353. Please see the dimensions tab for specific mounting details.

Im confused. The specifications include Audible alarm with varying pitch at 85DB but a question about this is the Q+A has an answer that states this unit does not have an audible alarm Which is it?

According to the manufacturer this unit has an audible alarm that will bleep until you press the test/reset button. Once this is done the sound will be muted but the light will remain on.

Does this device require installation by an A&P to be legal or can this be installed by the owner?

As this is for experimental aircaraft only, this unit can be installed be the owner of the aircraft.