ELTs for Commercial Aircraft

Commercial

Typical installation of fixed ELT

commercial fitting
  1. ELT
  2. Mounting Bracket
  3. Remote Control Panel
  4. Antenna
  5. Connector or Dongle
  6. Navigation Interface Module

Fly safe with the Kannad Aviation range of ELTs

With a full suite of TSO’d 406MHz ELTs and a worldwide network of runway-based service centres, Kannad Aviation brings you two decades of emergency beacon know-how and a level of support second-to-none in the industry.

Kannad ELTs are fitted to a wide variety of commercial aircraft including Airbus, Boeing, ATR, BAE, Bombardier, Canadair, Dornier, Embraer, Gulfstream, McDonnel Douglas, Antonov, Illushin, Shorts and Tupolev.

Central to the Kannad Aviation ELT system for fleet operators is the concept of the programmable dongle, which stays with the aircraft, not the ELT. When a product is removed for service it can be replaced with any other Kannad ELT, and as soon as the dongle is connected, all the relevant programming information for the aircraft is uploaded to the ELT. This significantly reduces or even eliminates AOG time due to ELT service.

Kannad 406 AF

406 AF ELTThe Kannad 406 AF is designed to be installed near the tail and to be connected to an outside antenna. A sophosticated "shock sensor" will activate the ELT automatically in the event of an impact..

The 406AF can also suit helicopter installation, with the mounting tray fitted 45° nose down.

Automatic Fixed ELT
3 frequency, 121.5/243/406MHz
6 year battery life
Short-circuit protection
Weight: 1,180g (max)
ELT dimensions 172 x 82 x 82mm
Forward fit on CESSNA Citation X, Exel, Sovereign, BOMBARDIER Dash8-Q400, BD100 (Continental Jet), PILATUS PC12, PC21, EUROCOPTER.

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Survival ELT

Survival ELTThe ultimate rugged portable ELT, the Kannad 406 ELT(S) is designed to be installed in the aircraft cabin or the liferafts, and can be supplied with a mounting bracket or a carry-off bag.

The 406 ELT(S) is available with or without a water switch and the three frequency transmitter – 406, 243 & 121.5MHz – is connected to the supplied antenna via a TNC connector.

Key features:

  • Three frequency transmitter (121.5 / 243 / 406MHz)
  • 6 year battery life-time
  • Overall dimensions (antenna deployed)               
    590 mm x 160 mm x 160 mm
  • Overall dimensions (packed)     
    290 mm x 165 mm x 165 mm
  • Overall dimensions (on mounting bracket)          
    300 mm x 162 mm x 160 mm
  • Weight (including battery, auxiliary antenna and flotation collar) typical 1180g / max 1250g
  • Installation in the cabin or stowed inside the life raft

The Kannad 406ELT(S) has been selected by British Airways for the whole fleet and by the Australian Airforce.

Optional Water Switch

The water switch connects via the DIN-12 socket and is supplied in a kit which includes ballast weights to keep the ELT vertical when floating.

Kannad 406 AP

406-AP ELTAutomatic Portable ELT: Type ELT(AP)
A variant of the 406AF which includes an auxiliary antenna so the unit can be activated away from the aircraft.
Designed primarily for fixed wing aircraft the 406AP can also suit helicopter installation, with the mounting tray fitted 45° nose down.

Forward fit on CESSNA Citation X, Exel, Sovereign, BOMBARDIER Dash8-Q400, BD100 (Continental Jet), PILATUS PC12, PC21, EUROCOPTER

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