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Tanis Fixed Wing Preheat Kit Quest With Adhesive - 230V

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Part# 05-14776-1
MFR Model# TA3123-2

Overview

Fixed Wing Preheat Kit for a Quest Kodiak 100 with PT6A-34 engine - 230V.

This preheat kit contains pad heat elements for turbine engine preheat, Battery heat, and an Avionics/Cabin Heater. This multipoint configuration fully preheats the engine, battery, cabin, and avionics. Power is routed to the elements through a dedicated wiring assembly with LED system power indication and circuit overload protection standard. The system is self-regulating through design. Heated components reach an average state of thermal equilibrium in approximately six hours.

This preheat kit when installed will supply 533 watts to the engine with a 2.3 amp draw at 230 volts. When the battery heaters are also included you get 637 watts at 2.8 amps at 230 volts. The Avionics heater is powered by a separate circuit and is 500 watts with an optional interior convenience outlet.

Specifications

  • Turbine Model: Quest Kodiak 100
  • Engine Manufacturer: Pratt & Whitney
  • Voltage: 230V
  • USA-Cert (8130-3 available): STC Kit (YES)

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