Davtron M307FCE Air Temperature and Voltage replaces one of the most difficult instruments to read in the cockpit. The digital probe with 12 ft cabling sends an accurate reading to the panel mount, super bright, sunlight readable display.
The 307FCE has a voltage meter, temperature probe, and orange LED lighting.
Features
• Minimum panel space
• Light weight
• Automatic dimming
• Miniature remote probe
• LED display
• Engraved Faceplate
• Centigrade
• Fahrenheit
• Voltage (Low Voltage Alarm)
Specifications
• Range –40°C to +100°C
• Range –40°F to +199°F
• Input Voltage 14 volts/ 28 volts
• Input Current 150 M.A. Max
• Unit default alarm set to flash 11v or below
• R3 & R4 located on back board
• Alarm off/1.5 ohm resistor on R3
• Alarm 20v or less/1.5 ohm resistor on R4
• Operating Temp. –25°C to +60°C
• Accuracy ±1% of full scale
• Weight 4 oz.
• Warranty one year
Installation Eligibility
Robinson Helicopter Models R22 and R44
About Davtron
Davtron's design and manufacturing of avionics instruments began in the late 1960s when digital technology was just beginning. Dave Torresdal, a young pilot in Redwood City, California had an idea for a better way to tune an ADF indicator. He designed, engineered, and flight tested a digital indicator in his 1958 Commanche, and soon other local pilots were clamoring to buy one. Dave's second product was the 811B digital clock which has sold over 40,000 units worldwide and is still in production today.
