Description
As a single-output Emergency Locator Transmitter, the Artex ME406P utilizes the same RF output to transmit 121.5 and 406 MHz emergency signals to the Cospas/Sarsat satellites. The ELT automatically activates during a crash and transmits a continuous swept tone of 121.5 MHz. During activation, the 406 MHz transmitter sends an encoded 5-watt signal every 50 seconds for 440 milliseconds to alert Search and Rescue.
Should circumstances require a move to a more protected or accessible area, the wrap-around auxiliary antenna allows continued transmission of the distress signal, after removing the ELT from a downed aircraft.
A lanyard connected to the ME406P allows the user to secure the ELT to a person or object in order to avoid loss or potential damage to the unit.
ARTEX ELTs are the choice of general aviation aircraft including Cessna, Piper, Cirrus, Beechcraft, Diamond, and Quest.
Compatibility Simplifies Installation
The mounting tray of the ME406P series is compatible with all previous models of Artex 406 MHz ELTs, as well as the ELT-200 series, Pointer Model 3000, Narco and ACK E-01 ELTs.
Specificatio
| Model | ME406 P (Portable) |
| Antenna Options Available | Rod: 110-338, Whip: 110-773 |
| Operating Frequencies | 406 MHz, 121.5 MHz +/- 5 KHz |
| Ouput Power | 406 MHz: 5W (440 ms/ 50 sec) for 24 hours @ -20°C to +55°C, 121.5 MHz: 100mW min for 50 hours @ -20°C to +55°C |
| Output Connector | BNC Female (406 MHz & 121.5) |
| Activation | Automatic by 4.5 feet per second (2.3 G) Primary G-Switch or Manual Activation |
| Battery | 6 year Lithium (LiMnO2, solid cathode), Replacement Battery Part No. 455-0012 |
| Temperature Certified to | Operating: -20°C to +55°C, Storage: -55°C to +85°C |
| Self Test | G-Switch Enabled, 406 MHz Power, Antenna/Coax Connection, Low Battery |
| Remote Switch | On/ARM |
| Weights (with tray) | Total Weight: 2.20 lbs (1000 g), Auxiliary Antenna: 2.2 oz (65g) |
| Measurements | 6.59” (167 mm)L x 2.86” (73 mm)H x 3.69” (94 mm)W |
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