TT22, the new TRIG mode S transponder is delivered with the cabling linking the screen to the box. Tiny size (45 mm x 62 mm) Tiny weight (450g environ) Tiny consumption (5W) Easy settlement. It may be settled in the tiniest planes, aircrafts or planner. Altitude encoder included. Congestion on the back of the facade: less than 10 cm. Built in Scotland. Homologated EASE and DGAC, especially conceived for general aviation, this mode S transponder, which integrates an altitude encoder, must be the tiniest and the lightest of the certified device according to the regulation. Its front can fit in a standard spacing 57 mm or 42 mm. Low electric consumption (5W), may work with batteries. Output normal power: 130W. Easy to use thanks to its rotating button. The TT22 has the advantage of being the tiniest and the lightest mode S transponder of the general aviation. This two-parts system includes one transponder and one controller. Its assets also include an altitude encoder which can be settled in tiny aircrafts, certified device. The control panel can be settled in a standard place for a board instrument (57 mm) or in a reduced space (45 mm high). The TT22 measures 45 mm high and can be settled anywhere. Type: Class 2 Mode S level 2 els – Certification: ETSO C88a, 2C112b, C166a and TSO C88b, C112c, C166a, approved for IFR and VFR flights. Conformity: ED-73B, ED-14F / DO-160F, DO-178B level B, DO-254 level C, DO-260A, class BO, DO-181C. Supply tension (C.C): 9 – 33V. Typical power tension: Inactive: 0,15A, active: 0,34A. Emitting power: 250W of output nominal power. Functioning temperature: from -40°C to +70°C for the transponder; from -25°C to +70°C for the control panel. Cooling conditions: No cooling required – Weight: 1,0 lb (450 gr) Dimensions: Control panel: 63 x 44 x 54 mm – Transponder: 62 x 45 x 141 mm
