Overview

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Introduction

The AML STC, effective for most commercial aircraft types, allows for installation of the 500-32 series survival ELT in the cockpit or cabin. 

The STC complies with the latest airworthiness requirements for installation of non-rechargeable lithium batteries per ETSO 142b.

--- STC approvals, EASA, FAA, TCCA, ANAC, HK CAD ---


Your needs

Per EASA Air Operations (Regulation (EU) No 965/2012) and the FAA 14.CFR part 121, operators are required to equip their airplanes with two ELTs, one of which shall be automatic and the other one can be survival type portable.

The FAA and EASA require the installation of ELTs with non-rechargeable lithium batteries by STC.


Your benefits

The 500-32 series is the smallest certified Survival Emergency Locator Transmitter (ELT) available in the market today. Activating the ELT is easy during an emergency by pressing the activation button or pulling the lanyard. This beacon operates with the advanced Cospas-Sarsat 406 MHz satellite system and is equipped with an embedded GPS for enhanced location accuracy. Additionally, it has 121.5 MHz for further location accuracy and an optional 2-way speech feature that allows communication with the rescue team. User maintenance for the ELT is minimal, consisting only of battery replacement every 7 years and a regular Built-In-Test.


100
€ RFQ
170
€ RFQ
190
€ RFQ
42
€ RFQ
70
€ RFQ
717
€ RFQ
737 Classic
€ RFQ
737 MAX
€ RFQ
737 NextGen
€ RFQ
747
€ RFQ
757
€ RFQ
767
€ RFQ
777
€ RFQ
787
€ RFQ
A220
€ RFQ
A300
€ RFQ
A310
€ RFQ
A318
€ RFQ
A319
€ RFQ
A320
€ RFQ
A321
€ RFQ
A330
€ RFQ
A340
€ RFQ
A350
€ RFQ
A380
€ RFQ
Challenger 850, CL-600-2B19
€ RFQ
DC10
€ RFQ
DC9
€ RFQ
F28
€ RFQ
MD11
€ RFQ
MD80
€ RFQ
Q400, DHC-8-400
€ RFQ

Product Description

Installation of Techtest portable ELT

Please contact modification supplier for further details.

STC Status: Current
STC Date: 14/08/23
Responsible Office: AIR-778: Alaska Aviation Section ANC


Your benefits

The 500-32 series is the smallest certified Survival Emergency Locator Transmitter (ELT) available in the market today. Activating the ELT is easy during an emergency by pressing the activation button or pulling the lanyard. This beacon operates with the advanced Cospas-Sarsat 406 MHz satellite system and is equipped with an embedded GPS for enhanced location accuracy. Additionally, it has 121.5 MHz for further location accuracy and an optional 2-way speech feature that allows communication with the rescue team. User maintenance for the ELT is minimal, consisting only of battery replacement every 7 years and a regular Built-In-Test.