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Aerospace Logic 200 - Four Cylinder EGT With TIT Kit Bayonet Probes

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Part# 10-04410
MFR Model# ET204TPB

Overview

Aerospace Logic AOG Expedite Available, additional charges will apply.

The ET204 is a full color EGT instrument that provides simultaneous, real-time
display of all four cylinders.
Instruments with a “T” suffix contain full turbine inlet temperature functionality. TIT
instrument kits include a bayonet TIT probe for use in pressurized environments.

Exhaust gas temperature and TIT functionality is TSO'd and meets the
temperature accuracy requirements of SAE AS8005 for a Class IIa (+/- 1%)
instrument.

Functional displays include:

  • Real-time four cylinder temperature display with optional TIT functionality
  • Menu select option for fast selection of display type
  • Automated rich-of-peak (ROP) leaning function
  • Automated lean-of-peak (LOP) leaning function
  • Single cylinder temperature monitoring while retaining graphic indications for all cylinders
  • Graphic trend analysis and viewing of all cylinders simultaneously

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