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For military helicopter use. 720 degree spherical automatic activation. No external antenna or remote control monitor necessary. Transmits on 406.028, 121.5 & 243.0MHz. Painted flat black for night vision compatibility. Meets TSO-C91a and TSO-C126.

Product Manual

The EBC 406HM meets the special needs of those who use night vision equipment or who want a directdrop-in replacement for our EBC 302HM or EBC 502HM models. These ELTs are painted a non-reflective flat black as are the transmitters they replace. They have an integral antenna, therefore no external antenna is needed. They are installed in the cabin and so a Remote Control Monitor is not necessary. To meet the needs of our military or governmental users these ELTs transmit on three frequencies: 406.028, 121.5 and 243.0 MHz.

A standard EBC406HM comes with a BB-12M bracket. For Apache helicopters there is another bracket the BB-15M. Installation is easy because the EBC 406HM mounting bracket uses the same three-screw-hole configuration as our older models. Simply remove the older model ELT and mounting bracket and attach the new unit.

The system comes with a transmitter, integral tape antenna, mounting bracket, and a battery pack. If the ELT is activated a built-in monitor emits a loud beeping tone and the LED flashes. The integral tape antenna allows the ELT to transmit a good signal when used either inside or outside the aircraft.

Intended for military or civilian governmental use it has been designed with
the newest technology. The EBC 406HM also incorporates the best and
proven features that characterize all of EBCs emergency locator transmitters.
These transmitters have encapsulated electronics and battery packs to
provide added protection against shock, moisture and other environmental
hazards.

The EBC 406HM uses our proven omnidirectional activation system. This
system uses 2 omnidirectional switches mounted perpendicularly to each
other. Since each senses impact in 360 the total coverage is a true 360
multiaxis activation switch. The switches are connected to a timing circuit
so that only a crash, not a hard landing or vibration, will activate the unit.
False alarms are therefore eliminated.

A self-test feature is built into the EBC 406HM. This feature allows the pilot
to test for output power on both 406.028 and 121.5 MHz, the connection
with the antenna, and the condition of the digital signal.

The EBC 406HM is approved by the FAA under TSO-C91a and TSO-C126,
approved by COSPAS-SARSAT and meets FCC requirements under Part 87.

PHYSICAL FEATURES

Size (ELT): 2.9 W x 2.5 D x 6.7 H
Total weight: 2.5 lbs. (including battery but not antenna)
Case Material: Aluminum
Finish: Flat Black Baked Enamel
Antenna: SurvivalPoratble Three frequency tape
SPECIAL FEATURES

Encapsulated for complete waterproofing and shock resistance
Handhold lanyard
Mounting bracket with latch to securely hold ELT in place
Self-test feature with audible and visual indication of pass or fail
True 360 spherical G-Switch
Fire resistant
Installation is in cabin not the tail
Recessed 3-position toggle switch
2 year parts and labor warranty

Military version of the EBC 406AF. Is aft mounted, painted flat black, has a rod antenna. Transmits on 406.028, 121.5, & 243.0MHz. Meets TSO-C91a and TSO-C126.


The EBC 406AFM is an aft or tail-mounted ELT for fixed wing military or governmental aircraft in which night vision equipment is used. These ELTs are painted a non-reflective flat black. The EBC 406AFM has an external rod antenna and so it can be installed anywhere aft of the cabin of the aircraft. Because it is aft a Remote Control Monitor is necessary. To meet the needs of our military or governmental users these ELTs transmit on three frequencies: 406.028, 121.5 and 243.0MHz.

The system comes with a transmitter, survival tape antenna, mounting bracket, a battery pack, an external rod antenna with a 6 ft. cable and a Remote Control Monitor with a connector kit. If the ELT is activated a built-in monitor emits a loud beeping tone and the LED flashes. The survival antenna allows the ELT to transmit a good signal when used outside the aircraft.

Intended for military or civilian governmental use it has been designed with the newest technology. The EBC 406AFM incorporates the best and proven features that characterize all of EBCs emergency locator transmitters. These transmitters have encapsulated electronics and battery packs to provide added protection against shock, moisture and other environmental hazards.

A self-test feature is built into the EBC 406AFM. This feature allows the pilot to test for output power on both 406.028 and 121.5 MHz, the connection with the antenna, and the condition of the digital signal. The test can be done directly at the ELT or through the Remote Control Monitor.

The EBC 406AFM is approved by the FAA under TSO-C91a and TSO-C126, approved by COSPAS-SARSAT and meets FCC requirements under Part 87.

PHYSICAL FEATURES

Size (ELT): 2.9 W x 2.5 D x 6.7 H
Total Weight: 2.5 lbs. (including battery, but not antennas, cable or remote control monitor)
Case Material: Aluminum
Finish: Black Baked Enamel
Antenna: External Three frequency rod standard
SurvivalPortable Three frequency tape

SPECIAL FEATURES

Encapsulated for waterproofness and shock resistance
Handhold lanyard
Mounting bracket with latch to hold the ELT securely in place
Self-test feature with audible and visual indication of pass or fail
Fire resistant
Easy installation in cabin or tail
Recessed 3-position toggle switch
2 year parts and labor warranty

The EBC 406AF is designed for installation in the aft or tail section of a fixed
wing aircraft. It transmits on the frequencies of 406.028 and 121.5 MHz.
The system comes with a transmitter, portablesurvival antenna, mounting
bracket, external whip antenna with a 6 foot coax cable, battery pack
and Remote Control Monitor with its connector kit. If the ELT is activated
a built-in monitor emits a loud beeping tone and the LED on the Remote
Control Monitor flashes. The portablesurvival antenna allows the ELT to
transmit a good signal when used outside the aircraft.

Designed with the newest technology, the EBC 406AF also incorporates the
best and proven features that characterize all of EBCs emergency locator
transmitters. These transmitters have encapsulated electronics and battery
packs to provide added protection against shock, moisture and other
environmental hazards.

A self-test feature is built into the EBC 406AF. This feature allows the pilot
to test for output power on both 406.028 and 121.5 MHz, the connection
with the antenna, and the condition of the digital signal. The test can be
done directly at the ELT or through the Remote Control Monitor.

The EBC 406AF is approved by the FAA under TSO-91a and TSO-126,
approved by COSPASSARSAT and meets FCC requirements under Part 87.

PHYSICAL FEATURES

Size (ELT): 2.9 W x 2.5 D x 6.7 H
Total Weight: 2.5 lbs. (including battery, but not antennas cable or remote monitor)
Case Material: Aluminum
Finish: Yellow Baked Enamel
Antenna: External Two frequncy whip
Antenna: SurvivalPortable Two frequency tape
SPECIAL FEATURES

Encapsulated for waterproofness and shock resistance
Handhold lanyard
Mounting bracket with latch to hold the ELT securely in place
Self-test feature with audible and visual indication or pass of fail
Fire resistant
Installation easy
Recessed 3-position toggle switch
2 year parts and labor warranty

Same as EBC 406AF, (aft mount) with 720 degree spherical automatic activation for helicopter use. Transmits on 406.028 & 121.5 MHz. Meets TSO-C91a and TSO-C126.


Product Manual

The EBC 406AFH is designed for installation in the aft or tail section of a
helicopter. It transmits on the frequencies of 406.028 and 121.5 MHz.
The system comes with a transmitter, portablesurvival antenna, mounting
bracket, external whip antenna with a 6 foot coax cable, a battery pack
and a Remote Control Monitor with its connector kit. The whip antenna
can be replaced with a rod or blade antenna if desired. If the ELT is activated
a built-in monitor emits a loud beeping tone and the LED on the Remote
Control Monitor flashes. The portablesurvival antenna allows the ELT to
transmit a good signal when used outside the aircraft.

Designed with the newest technology, the EBC 406AFH also incorporates
the best and proven features that characterize all of EBCs emergency locator
transmitters. These transmitters have encapsulated electronics and battery
packs to provide added protection against shock, moisture and other
environmental hazards.

The EBC 406AFH uses our proven omnidirectional activation system. This
system uses 2 omnidirectional switches mounted perpendicularly to each
other. Since each senses impact in 360 the total coverage is a true 360
multiaxis activation switch. The switches are connected to a timing
circuit so that only a crash, not a hard landing or vibration, will activate
the unit. False alarms are therefore eliminated.

A self-test feature is built into the EBC 406AFH. This feature allows the pilot
to test for output power on both 406.028 and 121.5 MHz, the connection
with the antenna, and the condition of the digital signal. The test is done
directly at the ELT or through the Remote Control Monitor.

The EBC 406AFH is approved by the FAA under TSO-91a and TSO-126,
approved by COSPASSARSAT and meets FCC requirements under Part 87.

PHYSICAL FEATURES

Size (ELT): 2.9 W x 2.5 D x 6.7 H
Total Weight: 2.5 lbs. (including battery, but not antennas, cable or remote control monitor)
Case Material: Aluminum
Finish: Yellow Baked Enamel
SPECIAL FEATURES

Encapsulated for waterproofness and shock resistance
Handhold lanyard
Mounting bracket with latch to hold the ELT securely in place
Self-test feature with audible and visual indication of pass or fail
Fire resistant
Easy installation
Recessed 3-position toggle switch
2 year parts and labor warranty
True 360 spherical G-switch

Alkaline battery pack for EBC 102-series and EBC 302-series emergency locator transmitters. The EBC 102-series ELT takes 1 battery pack; the EBC 302-series takes 2 battery packs.

The EBC 406AP is designed for installation in the cabin or cockpit of a fixed
wing aircraft. It transmits on the frequencies of 406.028 and 121.5 MHz.
The system comes with a transmitter, portablesurvival antenna, mounting
bracket, external whip antenna with a 6 foot coax cable and a battery pack.
Since it is installed near the pilot a remote control monitor is not required.
If the ELT is activated a built-in monitor emits a loud beeping tone and the
LED flashes. The portablesurvival antenna allows the ELT to transmit a
good signal when used outside the aircraft.

Designed with the newest technology, the EBC 406AP also incorporates the
best and proven features that characterize all of EBCs emergency locator
transmitters. These transmitters have encapsulated electronics and battery
packs to provide added protection against shock, moisture and other
environmental hazards.

The EBC 406AP is meant to be installed near the pilot. This eliminates the
need for a remote control monitor and thus reduces the cost of installation
and the need to use panel space. This type of installation also allows for
easy removal of the ELT in case of an emergency just disconnect the
antenna cable and attach the portablesurvival antenna after leaving the
aircraft.

A self-test feature is built into the EBC 406AP. This feature allows the pilot
to test for output power on both 406.028 and 121.5 MHz, the connection
with the antenna, and the condition of the digital signal.

The EBC 406AP is approved by the FAA under TSO-91a and TSO-126,
approved by COSPASSARSAT and meets FCC requirements under Part 87.

PHYSICAL FEATURES

Size (ELT): 2.9 W x 2.5 D x 6.7 H
Size (with mounting bracket(: 7.8 H x 3.7 D x 3.7 W
Total Weight: 2.5 lbs. (including battery, but not antennas and cable)
Case Material: Aluminum
Finish: Yellow Baked Enamel
SPECIAL FEATURES

Encapsulated for complete waterproofing and shock resistance
Handhold lanyard
Mounting bracket with latch to securely hold ELT in place
Self-test feature with audible and visual indication of pass or fail
Fire resistant
Installation easy
Recessed 3-position toggle switch
2 year parts and labor warranty

For cabin or cockpit installation in helicopters. Has 720 degree spherical automatic activation. Transmits on 406.028 & 121.5MHz. Meets TSO-C91a and TSO-C126. Approved for use without a remote control monitor.


Product Manual

The EBC 406APH is designed for installation in the cabin section of a
helicopter. It transmits on the frequencies of 406.028 and 121.5 MHz.
The system comes with a transmitter, portablesurvival antenna, mounting
bracket, external whip antenna with a 6 foot coax cable, and a battery pack.
The whip antenna can be replaced with a rod or blade antenna if desired.
If the ELT is activated a built-in monitor emits a loud beeping tone and the
LED flashes. The portablesurvival antenna allows the ELT to transmit a
good signal when used outside the aircraft. Since it is installed near the
pilot a Remote Control Monitor is not required.

The EBC 406APH is meant to be installed near the pilot. This eliminates the
need for a remote control monitor and thus reduces the cost of installation
and the need to use panel space. This type of installation also allows for
easy removal of the ELT in case of an emergency just disconnect the
antenna cable and attach the portablesurvival antenna after leaving the
aircraft.

Designed with the newest technology, the EBC 406APH also incorporates
the best and proven features that characterize all of EBCs emergency
locator transmitters. These transmitters have encapsulated electronics and
battery packs to provide added protection against shock, moisture and other
environmental hazards.

The EBC 406APH uses our proven omnidirectional activation system. This
system uses 2 omnidirectional switches mounted perpendicularly to each
other. Since each senses impact in 360 the total coverage is a true 360
multiaxis activation switch. The switches are connected to a timing circuit
so that only a crash, not a hard landing or vibration, will activate the unit.
False alarms are therefore eliminated.

A self-test feature is built into the EBC 406APH. This feature allows the pilot
to test for output power on both 406.028 and 121.5 MHz, the connection
with the antenna, and the condition of the digital signal. The test is done
directly at the ELT.

The EBC 406APH is approved by the FAA under TSO-91a and TSO-126,
approved by COSPASSARSAT and meets FCC requirements under Part 87.

PHYSICAL FEATURES

Size (ELT): 2.9 W x 2.5 D x 6.7 H
Total weight: 2.5 lbs. (including battery but not antennas or cable)
Case Material: Aluminum
Finish: Yellow Baked Enamel
SPECIAL FEATURES

Encapsulated for waterproofness and shock resistance
Handhold lanyard
Mounting bracket with latch to hold the ELT securely in place
Self-test feature with audible and visual indication of pass or fail
Fire resistant
Easy installation
Recessed 3-position toggle switch
2 year parts and labor warranty
True 360 spherical G-switch