Ak-550-6 Ameri-king 14 To 28 Volt Converter - Used Avionics on 2040-parts.com
Spring Hill, Tennessee, United States
I am selling a TSO'd Ameri King Power Booster, model AK-550-6, which upconverts from 14V aircraft power to 28V (6 Amp). :: FAA TSO-C71 approved. :: DESIGNED TO MEET MIL STD - 810 D / 704 Cat B /461C / 202 C ; MIL-T-5422F CI 1A. (GARMIN INTERNATIONAL INC. P/N 013-00051-00) Input= + (9.0-16.1)Vdc. Output= + 28 Vdc Regulated Fixed. Output Current of 6 Amp.Continuously. FEATURES: •Output Overcurrent Protection; Short Circuit Protection. •Extremely Low Standby (No Load) Power Consumption. •PWM Design, Hi Efficiency, Low Heat, Low Ripple; Small Size; Light Weight. •MIL SPEC Connector included. Working as removed, and bench tested to confirm in working condition. |
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