ebc 302h

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EBC 302H – AUTOMATIC HELICOPTER EMERGENCY LOCATOR TRANSMITTER

ELT with 720 degree automatic activation for helicopter use. Is mounted in the cabin and has an integral antenna. Transmits on 121.5 & 243.0MHz.

Product Manual

Helicopters occupy their own special niche within the aviation community. The 302H was the first ELT developed in recognition of the fact that a helicopter crash is dynamically different from a fixed wing crash. To our already field proven EBC 302 with its history of reliability and successful operation, we added a second 360˚ azimuthal accelerometer to create a true 360˚ spherical 6-axis G-switch. The EBC 302H will respond to a crash force from any direction – Up, Down, Left, Right, Front, Back. Only Emergency Beacon Corporation, dedicated solely to search and rescue products, has designed such a practical unit.

The EBC 302H has been engineered for helicopter operation by reducing the sensitivity to low-frequency turbine vibration and rotor input, thus making this ELT more immune to false activation while retaining a high sensitivity in actual crash situations.

If helicopters are your concern, insist on the ELT designed for your special needs – the EBC 302H, the Helicopter Emergency Locator Transmitter.

The EBC 302H is FCC Type Accepted under Part 87.

SPECIAL FEATURES

  • Intended for installation in cockpit or cabin area
  • Recessed 3-position toggle switch
  • 2 year parts and labor warranty
  • Comes complete with mounting bracket, battery pack
  • Uses two GS-21 battery packs
  • True 360˚ spherical G-switch

PHYSICAL FEATURES

  • Yellow baked enamel aluminum case
  • Flexible non-telescoping antenna extends 19″ above transmitter body
  • Size: 2.5″W x 2″D x 6.5″H
  • Weight: 1.8 lbs. with battery pack installed

SPECIFICATIONS

Range: Satellite: 1200+ miles
Range – Search Aircraft: Line of Sight
Operating Life: 200 hours or more @ 21°C
Operating Temperature: -20°C to +55°C
Transmit Frequency: Both 121.5 MHz and 243.0 MHz
Frequency Stability: +/- 0.005%
Shock Resistance: Withstands up to 1000 Gs
Waterproof: Complete submersion in salt water up to 24 hrs.
Modulation: Swept tone 1600 Hz to 300 Hz, 2-4 times per second
Power: 75 mW PERP after 48 hours @ -20°C

 

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*Disclaimer: Distress signals on 121.5 or 243.0 Mhz are legal but in 2009 processing of the signals by Search and Rescue personnel was discontinued.