RG-380E/44 FAA TSO-C173 Certified Concorde Lead Acid Aircraft Battery - Dual Purpose Starting & Emergency Power
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MOQ:
1EA
Delivery Time:
5-8 work days
Brand:
Concord
Product Description
RG-380E/44 Series Concorde Aircraft Battery Overview
Concorde's Platinum Series® RG-380E/44 aircraft batteries deliver proven reliability, durability, and safety in turbine aircraft applications with over two decades of field performance.
Key Features & Benefits
Dual Purpose - Provides reliable emergency power and superior main starting capability
Low Impedance Design - Reduced internal resistance for enhanced performance
Maintenance Free - No water replenishment required throughout service life
Proprietary PolyGuard® Separators - Superior protection against shock and vibration
Proven Technology - Dependable, durable, and safe operation
Safety Assured - No threat of thermal runaway and no deep cycling concerns
Transport Friendly - Hazmat exempt for shipping by land, sea, or air
TSO Approved - FAA TSO-C173 certified for aviation compliance
Global Availability - Supported by professional worldwide distributor network
Manufacturing Excellence
Concorde designs and manufactures over 90 models of original equipment and direct replacement batteries for fixed wing and rotary aircraft, with a reputation for application-specific solutions. Concorde batteries are installed as original equipment by major aircraft manufacturers and adopted by military aircraft operators worldwide.
Certifications & Approvals
Military, TSO, FAA-PMA, OEM - Manufacturing certified aircraft batteries for over 40 years
Technical Specifications
Advanced lead acid absorbed glass mat (AGM) technology ensures optimal performance and extended service life in demanding aviation environments.
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Company
Chongqing Huidi Aviation Equipment Co., Ltd.
Location
No. 98-2 Xiyuan 2nd Road, High tech Zone, Chongqing
Contact Person
Leah Huang