The ELT (Emergency Locator Transmitter) battery, ACR Artex Lithium, part number 452-0133, is a critical component of the emergency locator transmitter system installed on aircraft. This battery provides reliable and necessary power to activate the ELT in case of an emergency, transmitting distress signals to satellite-based search and rescue systems. It is essential to ensure that search and rescue teams can quickly locate and assist in the event of an emergency. This battery provides high energy density, a 5-year shelf life. Regular maintenance and timely replacement of the ELT battery are crucial to ensure its reliability and effectiveness.
Batteries must be replaced after one hour of cumulative use or when 50 percent of their usable life has expired. Must be inspected every 12 calendar months. Expiration date for replacing (or recharging) the battery must be legibly marked on the outside of the transmitter and entered in the aircraft maintenance record.
PAG specializes in providing and maintaining ELT batteries like the 452-0133, ensuring they meet stringent safety and performance standards. Our services include comprehensive inspections and replacements to guarantee that your ELT system is always ready to perform in critical situations.
For ELT Units:
- C406-1, C406-2, C406-3, B406-1, B406-2, B406-4, 110-406 and 110-406NAV ELT units, including all HM model variants
