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H3R Aviation A344TC Halon Fire Extinguisher with Bracket – 1.3 lbs, Chrome

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The H3R Aviation A344TC Halon Fire Extinguisher with Bracket is a compact, FAA-approved 1.3-lb Halon 1211 fire extinguisher designed for aircraft with one to six occupants. Finished in polished chrome, this aviation fire extinguisher delivers fast, residue-free protection against Class B and Class C fires, helping safeguard sensitive avionics and interior components. The included mounting bracket and sleek, professional appearance make it an ideal fire suppression solution for premium cabin interiors.

Key Features

The A344TC is ideal for pilots and aircraft owners seeking premium halon fire protection that complements luxury interiors while providing proven, aircraft-certified safety performance.

General Information
Part #A344TC
ManufacturerH3R Aviation, Inc.
MSDS 1View Safety Data Sheet
Shipping Information
Product Weight3.1 lbs.
Product Dimensions11 x 4 x 4 in.
Schedule B8424100000
ECCN9A991.d
Hazmat/Dangerous GoodsYes
MSDS 1View Safety Data Sheet
Specifications
Agent weight1.25 lb. / 0.567 kg
Cylinder diameter2.6 in. / 6.6 cm
Discharge range9-12 ft. / 2.7-3.7 m
Discharge time10 sec.
Gross weight2.3 lb. / 1.021 kg
Height10.25 in. / 26.0 cm
Included bracket845
UL Classification2B:C
Width3.9 in. / 9.9 cm

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AIRCRAFT COMPATIBILITY

Compatible Aircraft*
*This list is for general reference only and may not be entirely accurate for all aircraft. Please confirm all equipment meets the requirements of your aircraft with the owners/maintenance manuals prior to purchasing or using with your aircraft.

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QUESTIONS & ANSWERS

Question:
What type of fires is the H3R Aviation A344TC Halon fire extinguisher designed to fight?
Answer:

The H3R Aviation A344TC Halon fire extinguisher is designed to suppress Class B and Class C fires, including flammable liquids and electrical fires commonly found in aircraft. Halon 1211 is a clean agent that leaves no residue, making it safe for use around avionics and sensitive cockpit equipment. This makes it especially well-suited for confined aircraft cabins. Fast knockdown capability is critical in aviation environments.

Asked February 13, 2024
Question:
Can the A344TC Halon fire extinguisher be mounted on its side?
Answer:

Yes, the A344TC can be mounted horizontally using the included aircraft mounting bracket. The most important consideration is ensuring the latch is positioned for quick emergency access. Proper mounting location improves response time while keeping the extinguisher secure during flight. Always follow the manufacturer's installation recommendations for aircraft fire safety equipment.

Asked February 13, 2024
Question:
How long does the A344TC discharge when activated?
Answer:

The H3R A344TC Halon fire extinguisher has an approximate discharge time of 10 seconds. This rapid discharge is designed to quickly suppress flames in an emergency situation. Because discharge time is limited, it is important to aim carefully and use short, controlled bursts when possible. Quick response is essential in aircraft fire scenarios.

Asked February 13, 2024
Question:
Is the H3R A344TC fire extinguisher rechargeable?
Answer:

Yes, the A344TC Halon fire extinguisher is rechargeable after use. It can be serviced and refilled by a qualified fire equipment technician in accordance with manufacturer guidelines. Rechargeability extends the unit's service life and supports long-term aviation safety planning. Regular inspection is still required even if the extinguisher has not been discharged.

Asked February 13, 2024
Question:
What is the country of origin for the H3R Aviation A344TC?
Answer:

The H3R Aviation A344TC fire extinguisher is designed and assembled in the USA. H3R Aviation products are engineered specifically for aviation applications, focusing on safety, reliability, and compliance. U.S.-based assembly supports consistent quality control. Aviation operators value this level of manufacturing oversight for safety-critical equipment.

Asked March 3, 2026
Question:
Why is Halon 1211 commonly used in aircraft fire extinguishers?
Answer:

Halon 1211 is widely used in aviation because it effectively suppresses flammable liquids and electrical fires without leaving corrosive residue. Unlike dry chemical agents, Halon will not damage avionics, wiring, or cockpit components. Its clean-agent properties make it ideal for use in enclosed aircraft environments. This is why Halon remains a preferred extinguishing agent in aviation applications.

Asked March 3, 2026
Question:
How often should the A344TC Halon fire extinguisher be inspected?
Answer:

Aircraft fire extinguishers should be inspected regularly in accordance with FAA guidance and manufacturer recommendations. Inspections typically include checking the pressure gauge, verifying the weight, and ensuring the mounting bracket is secure. Routine inspection helps confirm the extinguisher remains fully charged and ready for immediate use. Maintenance records should be documented as part of the aircraft’s safety compliance program.

Asked March 3, 2026
Question:
What makes the A344TC suitable for general aviation aircraft?
Answer:

The A344TC is compact, lightweight, and specifically designed for aviation use. Its included bracket allows secure cockpit or cabin installation within easy reach of the pilot. Clean-agent discharge helps protect sensitive instruments and avionics. These features make it a practical safety solution for general aviation aircraft.

Asked March 3, 2026
Question:
Does Halon pose environmental concerns?
Answer:

Halon is classified as an ozone-depleting substance, and new production has been phased out in many countries. However, recycled Halon remains approved for aviation use due to its unmatched performance in aircraft fire suppression. Aviation regulations continue to permit Halon because effective alternatives are limited in aircraft environments. Proper handling and servicing minimize environmental impact.

Asked March 3, 2026
Question:
What are common mistakes to avoid with aircraft fire extinguishers?
Answer:

Common mistakes include improper mounting, failing to inspect the pressure gauge, and leaving the extinguisher inaccessible. Another issue is neglecting periodic maintenance or failing to conduct weight checks. Ensuring quick access and routine inspection improves emergency readiness. Proper care helps maintain airworthiness and reliability.

Asked March 3, 2026