Aircraft Single Engine Electrical Training System

Description

Features

• Understanding fundamentals of aircraft Electrical Systems and its components 
• Typical aircraft Dual Electrical System system. 
• Instructor’s fault panel for introduction to troubleshooting (10 simulated faults) 
• Typical Cockpit Instrumentation, Circuit Breakers, and Controls 
• Digital Instrument Panel (ECAM) System 
• Analog Instruments 
• DC and AC powers 
• Representative DC and AC Loads 
• AC and DC bus system (Main, Auxiliary, Bus, Gen, AC, Avionics)
• Internal and External Lights 
• Split bus system 
• Battery charging system 
• Distribution terminal strip 
• The system mounted on a metal/aluminum mobile stand. 
• Metal/aluminum frame with 4 wheels. 2 of 4 wheels are lockable. 
• Training video for teachers 
• Delivered fully assembled tested and ready to operate 
• Colored Ultraviolet printing method on aliminium compozit panel. 
• Generators and battery should be in a box under the trainer with transparent plexiglass in front. 
• All components should be connected via terminals. 
• Computer Control Software (CCS)
• Trainer monitored Fault panel control from software 
• All data shown in the software 

Components

• Control Panel All Bus control sw 
• All Load control 
• Nav light control 
• Beacon control 
• Volt metre selector knob 
• External lights control switches 
• İnternal lights control switches 
• Breaker (CB) Panel Generator CB 
• NAV CB 
• Aviyonic CB 
• Beacon CB 
• Actuator CB 
• Main Bus CB 
• Blower CB 
• Auxiliary- (Non- essential) CB 
• Extarnal power bus CB 
• Circuit breaker lockout 
• Relays Two ac bus relay 
• Two ac bus 26 vac relay 
• Generator bus 1 relay 
• Generator bus 2 relay 
• Battery bus relay 
• Main bus relay 
• Two Auxiliary- (Non- essential) (bus relay) 
• Extarnal power bus Relay 
• Avionics bus relay 
• Battery relay 
• Generator relay 
• Blower relay 
• Starter relay 
• Reverse current relay 
• Electromechanical Loads Generator Landing Gear Motor 
• Cabin Air Blower 
• Electromechanical Actuator Starter engine 

Documentation and Power Specs

• User’s Manual 
• Study Guide 
• Instructor’s Guide 
• Components Diagrams 
• Flow Diagrams 

• Electrical box 
• Residual current device 
• Emergency Button 
• Energy Signal Lamp 
• 110 VAC 60 Hz or 220-240 VAC 50 Hz