Aircraft Air Conditioning System Filter Warning Indicator
Item Name Code (INC) 53625
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An air pressure item used on an aircraft air conditioning system to provide a visual warning signal when a filter needs cleaning or changing.
Additional Information for Aircraft Air Conditioning System Filter Warning Indicator
The Aircraft Air Conditioning System Filter Warning Indicator is a device used in aircraft air conditioning systems to monitor the condition of the air filters. It is classified under the supply class Combination And Miscellaneous Instruments in the supply group Instruments And Laboratory Equipment.
The purpose of the filter warning indicator is to alert the aircraft crew when the air filters in the air conditioning system become clogged or dirty and need to be replaced. This is important because clean air filters are essential for maintaining the quality of the air inside the aircraft cabin.
The filter warning indicator typically consists of a visual or audible alarm that is triggered when the pressure drop across the air filters exceeds a certain threshold. This pressure drop is an indication that the filters are becoming clogged with dirt, dust, or other contaminants.
When the filter warning indicator is activated, it alerts the crew to take action and replace the air filters. This helps ensure that the air conditioning system continues to provide clean and fresh air to the passengers and crew.
Overall, the Aircraft Air Conditioning System Filter Warning Indicator is an important instrument in maintaining the air quality and safety of the aircraft cabin.
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