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Ultima-AF ELT for Business Jets, Helicopters and eVTOLs

ULTIMA AF Beacon

Ultima-AF

Safran Electronics & Defense Beacons

Activation Manual (via RCP) or Automatic (via G-switch or RCP)

Weight 1.6 kg

Battery Life 5 years

Three-frequency transmitter 121.5 / 243 / 406MHz

Temperature environment -40°C to +55°C

The Ultima AF is a new generation of fixed crash survivable ELTs complying with lithium battery requirements set by FAA and EASA. Designed to be installed within the aircraft fuselage, it supports both vertical and horizontal installation configurations.

Ultima-AF

Safran Electronics & Defense Beacons

Activation Manual (via RCP) or Automatic (via G-switch or RCP)

Weight 1.6 kg

Battery Life 5 years

Three-frequency transmitter 121.5 / 243 / 406MHz

Temperature environment -40°C to +55°C

Lithium Battery Compliance: Meets special conditions requirements set by FAA and EASA (DO-227A & (E)TSO-142b).

Flexible Installation: Can be installed with or without a mounting bracket. The bracket is fully compatible with the mounting holes of legacy Kannad and Artex ELTs.

Activation Options: Can be manually activated via a cockpit remote control panel or automatically through its 6-axis crash sensor.

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Manufacturer to comply with the Special Conditions DO-227A

Ultima-AF: A new generation of fixed crash survivable ELT

  • Second Generation Beacons (SGB) Compliant: 

    The Ultima-AF enables precise real-time location tracking, surpassing the accuracy that the current First Generation Beacons (FGB) system cannot achieve.

  • Internal Antenna:

    The internal backup antenna functions independently of the aircraft, significantly increasing the chance of successfully transmitting your position via the 406MHz frequency to Cospas-Sarsat search and rescue satellites, even if the main antenna is damaged or the connection cable is severed.

  • Integrated Navigation Interface:

    The Ultima-AF can be connected to the aircraft's ARINC429 or RS232 systems, which enhances the accuracy of the distress signals being reported.

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