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Start Pac Li2000Qc Starter 28.5VDC
MFR Model# LI2000QC(31V)
Overview
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This compact portable Lithium Ion starting unit is a full 28VDC battery pack and will provide superior starts on small to medium size turbine engines. It has a built in charger with a total of 3.5 amps output and a recharge time of approximately six hours.
Note: This unit is designed for engine starting only. Note: Lithium ion batteries can be damaged by deep discharges. Do not run the batteries down below 23 volts, a spike during a start is okay. Voltages below 23 begin the damage to the batteries. At 18 volts, the batteries will be damaged beyond repair. |
Features
Specifications
- 20 amp hours at 10 Hour rate
- 2400 AMPS Peak Current
- 30 lbs. complete
- Dimensions: L 16” x W 3.75” x H 12”
- Patent pending
- Not to be used as an aircraft battery charger
- Lithium ion batteries can be damaged by deep discharges. Do not run the batteries down below 23 volts, a spike during a start is okay. Voltages below 23 begin the damage to the batteries. At 18 volts, the batteries will be damaged beyond repair.
Q&A
Please note, Aircraft Spruce Canada's personnel are not certified aircraft mechanics and can only provide general support and ideas, which should not be relied upon or implemented in lieu of consulting an A&P or other qualified technician. Aircraft Spruce Canada assumes no responsibility or liability for any issue or problem which may arise from any repair, modification or other work done from this knowledge base. Any product eligibility information provided here is based on general application guides and we recommend always referring to your specific aircraft parts manual, the parts manufacturer or consulting with a qualified mechanic.
Per the manufacturer, the Start Pac LI2000GC is only designed to be used to start the aircraft. Any other use that draws more than 3 amps will damage the unit. This is not to be used as a GPU.
This is not normal. This would mean that the charger cannot see the battery and it is not charging. It could be either one of two things. The terminals on the top of the battery are possibly dirty. You would need to take the top off to the clean the terminals. After they have been cleaned, put the top back on and try to recharge the battery. If this still does not work, contact Start Pac with the serial number so they can figure out how old the unit is. This would mean it is possibly a component failure in the system.
The units weight is about 30 lbs. We recommend he carry his Start Pac in the cabin where its warm. If you let this cold soaked it will not work well. Try to keep the Start Pac from 70-900F. You can carry it in your own aircraft but not on a passenger aircraft.
Input power is 110v.
