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Understanding the Emergency Locator Transmitter (ELT) Installation Costs for your aircraft

Learn more about what to expect in an ELT installation! New 406 MHz ELTs or Emergency Locator Transmitters that are being installed in place of a legacy 121.5 MHz ELT are generally straightforward installations that can use existing mounting holes for ELTs and antennas, and with choice in the switch cut-out, added flexibility has been provided. With ARTEX ELTs, its important to remember that the installation kits come with aviation grade hardware, not phone cords. A simple ELT installation utilizing existing aircraft cabling and mounting holes for the report switch, antenna, and ELT can be completed in a few hours, while a new ELT install that needs some of the interior removed to run cables or cut-outs for switches or antennas, can take a bit longer. Remember, legacy 121 ELTs are not satellite detectable and the 2 year battery life on these aircrafts is actually more expensive to maintain than upgrading to a new 406 MHz ELT with a 5 year replaceable battery. ARTEX always recommend you find a quality, dependable, FAA certified aircraft installer to ensure your ELT is installed correctly. #ARTEX #ELT #Emergency Locator Transmitter #ELT345 #ELTInstall #ELTInstallation #ELTRequirement #ELTMandate