Aircraft ELT G406-4 series

Designed with the aviation market in mind, the Artex G406-4 emergency locator transmitter (ELT) communicates on all 3 emergency frequencies (121.5, 243.0 and 406 MHz). The G406-4 ELT automatically activates during a crash, and transmits a 406 MHz digital message to a worldwide network of search and rescue satellites, helps local first responders to quickly and accurately identify not only where you are, but who you are as well. The G406-4 has been tested to meet the rigorous requirements of TSO C126 including 500 G shock, 1000 pound crush as well as flame and vibration tests. The G406-4 is available for use with Artex’s low cost whip antennas or a sturdy fiberglass rod antenna. The G406-4 may be interfaced with the optional Artex ELT/NAV Interface enabling latitude and longitude data to be transmitted as part of the 406 MHz message. ARTEX ELTs are the choice of general aviation aircraft including Cessna, Piper, Cirrus, Beechcraft, Diamond, and Quest. Antenna Options Available - Rod 110-320, Whip Antenna Configuration requires use of 2 antennas: Whip 110-324 (121.5/243), Whip 110-329 (406 MHz) Operating Frequencies - 406 MHz, 121.5 & 243. MHz +/- 0.005% (A3X) Ouput Power - 406 MHz: 5 W ± 2 dB (520 ms / 50 sec) for 24 hours @ -20º C, 121.5/243.0 MHz: 100 mW minimum (+20 dBm) for 50 hours @ -20º C Output Connector - BNC Female (121.5/243 MHz), TPS Female (406 MHz) Activation - Automatic by 4.5 feet per second (2.3 G) Primary G-Switch or Manual Activation Battery - 5 year Lithium (LiMnO2, solid cathode) Temperature Certified to: - Operating: -20º C to +55º C, Storage: -55º C to +85º C Self Test - G-Switch enabled, 406 MHz Power, Antenna/Coax Connection, Position Data Present, Low Battery