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RX1-10-01050

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RX1-10-01050

Electronics International FP-5L Without Pressure (Non-Primary Package) 90Ft

604.65 EUR/EA

Excluding VAT

Availability

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Part numbers

Roctexo
RX1-10-01050
Manufacturer
FP-5L-90-NP
Vendor
10-01050

Product details

The Electronics International FP-5L-90-NP is a non-primary FP-5L fuel computer package supplied without a fuel-pressure transducer. It combines the FP-5L digital fuel instrument with an FT-90 fuel-flow transducer for fuel-management indication.

The FP-5L provides fuel-flow, fuel-used, fuel-remaining and time-to-empty information, with horsepower display capability. When connected to a compatible GPS input, additional fuel-to-destination, fuel-reserve and distance-per-fuel data may be available.

  • Manufacturer part number: FP-5L-90-NP
  • Non-primary package without pressure transducer
  • Includes FP-5L instrument, wiring harness, FT-90 fuel-flow transducer, quick-reference card, and operating and installation instructions
  • Pilot-programmable fuel alerts
  • Fuel-flow display can be configured for gallons, litres, pounds or Imperial gallons
  • Approximate instrument dimensions: 64 x 64 x 93 mm deep; 57 mm flush-mount bezel

The FT-90 package configuration is specified by Electronics International for engines in the 350 to 550 hp range or installations without an engine-driven fuel pump. Confirm configuration suitability, installation requirements and applicable approval data for the individual aircraft before purchase or installation.