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RX1-13-06918

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RX1-13-06918

Co Guardian Aero Remote Mount Tso Co Detector And Cabin Pressure 452-201-011 75-28

556.56 EUR/EA

Excluding VAT

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Part numbers

Roctexo
RX1-13-06918
Manufacturer
75-28
Vendor
13-06918

Product details

The Guardian Avionics AERO 452-201-011 is a remote-mount carbon monoxide (CO) detector for aircraft installations. Identified by manufacturer part number 75-28, it is intended for installation behind the instrument panel, with a panel-mounted test/reset control and external annunciator arrangement.

The unit combines CO detection with cabin-pressure/altitude warning functions. Manufacturer information states that pressure-altitude alerts are provided at 10,000 ft, 12,500 ft and 14,000 ft, equivalent to approximately 3,050 m, 3,810 m and 4,270 m.

  • Model: AERO 452-201-011
  • Manufacturer part number: 75-28
  • Remote-mount configuration
  • 14 V or 28 V DC input
  • Published power consumption: less than 0.25 W
  • RS-232 connection for CO reporting and alerts on supported external avionics equipment
  • Dual relay output for a panel warning light or annunciator
  • Published operating temperature range: -20 °C to +55 °C
  • Meets TSO-C48A according to manufacturer literature

For installation, continued-airworthiness and operational requirements, consult the applicable Guardian Avionics AERO 452R user manual, installation drawing, flight manual supplement and instructions for continued airworthiness. Installation approval and conformity with applicable European aircraft airworthiness requirements must be determined by the installer or approved maintenance organisation.