| | Aviation Management AMI-2400-50 Ground Power Unit | |
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| 1 - 3 | $5,264.68 ea. | | 4+ | $5,082.09 ea. |
| | | | | | For both easy aircraft starting and fully powering maintenance equipment, the AMI-2400-50 ground power unit from Aviation Management is a smart piece of equipment to have on hand. This aviation GPU gives you the same 2400 peak amps as their AMI-2400 model, but it also provides 50 amps of continuous power for shop applications that need it. It plugs into a 110-volt power outlet (with switchable 110/220 power supply) for continuous power for shop or hanger use and for testing your aircraft systems. This is a perfect unit for GPS/FMS updates. Its compact size and low weight make it great for carrying aboard your aircraft and for working at remote sites. It can also be used over long periods of time while connected to an AC power source. - 2400 peak amps; 50 amps continuous
- 80-amp hour
- Internal batteries use Drycell technology for no external leaks, no corrosion and no maintenance
- Recharges in 60 minutes
- Dimensions: 19.25 inches long, 7.25 inches wide, 12.2 inches high
- Weight: 85 pounds
Aircraft Application Guide All the Beechcraft King Air models, Cessna Caravan 208, Citation 500 and 550 series, Embraer Bandierante 110 and Piper Cheyenne series.
Helicopters - Agusta series, Bell 205, 206, 407, 222, 230, 430 series, Eurocopter AS350. EC120, EC135, EC145, BO105 and BK117 series. All Boeing/McDonald Douglas series helicopters.The AMI line of portable Ground Power Units (GPUs) are designed to perform aircraft starting and maintenance functions at a much more compact size and price than traditional GPUs. These GPUs can be used on the ramp and are portable enough to fly with the aircraft or helicopter to remote locations. The unit can be used for maintenance functions for prolonged periods while connected to an AC power source for shop or hangar applications. The versatile AMI GPUs offer tremendous cranking amperage when used for aircraft starts on the ramp or in remote locations. The GPUs internal batteries are Drycell technology “starved electrolyte” which translates to no maintenance, no external leaks or corrosion. |
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