All-In-One Annunciator

Approach Aviation’s FlexAlert Multifunction Annunciator puts critical warnings and condition annunciations all in one spot

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Key Takeaways:

  • Approach Aviation's new FlexAlert Multifunction Annunciator is a compact, Part 23 certified display designed to consolidate numerous critical aircraft warnings and condition alerts into one unit.
  • It offers broad compatibility, configurable for fixed or retractable gear, operates on both 14V and 28V systems, and monitors a wide range of systems including landing gear, engine, fuel pressure, voltage, and autopilot glideslope capture.
  • The unit features a dimmable LED display and is scheduled to begin shipping on August 1st with an introductory price of $699.
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Recently certified for all Part 23 aircraft, Approach Aviation’s new FlexAlert Multifunction Annunciator provides a way to group many critical warning and condition annunciations into one display. The unit is compact—3 inches wide and 1.3 inches tall—with the idea that it can be mounted directly in the pilot’s field of view on most panels. It can be configured for either fixed- or retractable-gear and can operate on both 14V and 28V electrical systems.

Approach Aviation Multifunction Annunciator
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The FlexAlert Multifunction Annunciator includes includes alerts for landing gear status, engine, oil and fuel pressure, low fuel, pitot heat, low or over voltage, alternator failure, doors, starter engaged, vacuum failure and autopilot glideslope capture. The LED display is dimmable and the landing gear indicator will work for both land and seaplanes. The annunciator will begin shipping on August 1st at an introductory price of $699.

Learn more at Approach Aviation.


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Kate O'Connor

Kate is a private pilot, certificated aircraft dispatcher, and graduate of Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University.
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