Looking for a reliable and authorized aircraft pitot-static tester? Look no further than Laversab. The Laversab 6300-W is a top-of-the-line pitot-static tester designed specifically for aircraft use, including RVSM compliance. Whether you're looking to buy new, rent, trade in, or upgrade your test equipment, PJi and Laversab have you covered.
The Laversab 6300-W is a pitot-static tester that is designed to connect directly to an aircraft’s pitot and static systems. This unit is the new generation model with built-in Wi-Fi. Using the small and lightweight remote unit, a user can operate the tester from the cockpit and use it to test the entire pitot and static system of the aircraft, including altimeters, climb indicators, airspeed/Mach indicators, air data computers, and autopilots. The tester includes built-in vacuum and pressure pumps and emergency manual bleed-down valves.
Why Would You Want and Trust the Laversab 6300-W?
You would want a Laversab 6300-W air data test set to ensure the safety and performance of aircraft by conducting accurate air data system tests and calibrations in compliance with regulatory standards. It offers precision, versatility, and cost savings, making it an essential tool for aircraft operators, maintenance facilities, and aviation professionals.
Aircraft pitot-static systems require accurate readings to ensure the safety of flight crew and passengers. Laversab Air Data Test Sets offer aircraft owners and maintenance crews a reliable and trusted tool to check for accuracy.
Laversab has two popular models of aircraft pitot static test sets that assist aircraft mechanics in providing accurate readings of avionics to ensure the safety of flight crew and passengers. Laversab’s 6300 series and 6600 series pitot-static testers offer aircraft owners and maintenance crews a reliable and trusted tool to check for accuracy.
Approvals
Approved by Boeing for All Boeing Aircraft
Testing Capabilities
Altimeters
Climb Indicators
Airspeed/Mach Indicators
Air Data Computers
Autopilots
Top Features
RVSM Compliant: The high accuracy of the tester and NIST-traceable calibration make the tester fully RVSM-compliant and suitable for use on all RVSM-compliant aircraft.
Automated Operation: Simply enter the target set points for altitude and airspeed and the unit automatically achieves the targets, ramping at the programmed rates. Control at the set point is stable within +/- 1 foot and +/- 0.1 knot.
Programmable Limits: User-programmable limits for altitude, airspeed, Mach, and VSI protect the aircraft.
Jog and Hold Features: Set points can be “jogged” up or down in small increments. Ramping to a set point can be put on “hold” and controlled at the current measured value.
Ground Feature: Brings pitot and static outputs to ambient “ground” pressure after completing a test.
Profiles Feature: A profile of set points can be downloaded from a PC, allowing the user to step through the set points using a single key. Each profile can have up to 50 set points and 20 profiles can be stored in the unit.
Leak Checks: Pitot and static leak checks can be performed either independently or simultaneously. Three leak-timers can be programmed to perform timed leaks between 1 to 20 minutes. The display of “instant” leak rates provides immediate feedback to the user.
Pressure & Vacuum Source: Built-in, high-capacity, dual vacuum pumps and pressure pumps provide the pressure and vacuum source for the unit. The pressure system includes a filter and membrane dryer to provide clean dry air for the entire system.
Remote Unit: The remote unit is the operator interface for the tester. It is small and light enough to be used in the cockpit. The tester can be turned ON and OFF from the remote. All valid parameters – including altitude, climb, and airspeed – are clearly displayed simultaneously on a single screen on the remote.
Manual Vent: The tester includes precision metering valves to enable manual venting of the aircraft’s pitot-static system, in the event of power loss.
When Is This Unit Used?
Leak checks and air data system accuracy checks on all fixed-wing aircraft, helicopters, and UAVs
Leak checks and air data system accuracy checks on all RVSM aircraft
Ideal for “C” checks performed by commercial airlines
Air Data Accessories Kits & Pitot-Static Adapters
View our full line of air data accessories kits or pitot/static adapters by Nav-Aids. Bundle with your new aircraft air data pitot-static tester.
Calibration Period
One Year
Static Output – Pressure Function
Range: 0.1 to 42 inHg
Resolution: 0.001 inHg
Accuracy: +/- 0.002 inHg
Units: inHg, mbar
Static Output – Altitude Function
Range: -4,000 ft. to 60,000 ft.
Resolution: 1 foot
Accuracy: +/- 2 ft. @ 0 ft., +/- 6 ft. @ 35,000 ft., +/- 12 ft. @ 50,000 ft.
Great question! Our aviation specialists have put together a great article to review the differences between the two units and why you may need one over the other. It is a great article that we highly recommend you read.
What is the difference between a two-channel and a three-channel flight data test set?
Answer:
Two-channel testers are made for the majority of all aircraft. Three-channel testers are specifically designed for aircraft equipped with SmartProbe™ technology, including (but not limited to) the Dassault X Series, Gulfstream 550 and 650, Bombardier 8000, HondaJet, Phenom 300, and Legacy Series aircraft.
Asked May 31, 2023
Question:
Is the hose kit included with this unit?
Answer:
No, the hose kit does not come included with the Laversab 6300-W. However, the kit is offered with the unit at the time of the quote.
Asked May 31, 2023
Question:
Is this unit able to work without access to Wi-Fi?
Answer:
All Laversab air data test sets have their own built-in Wi-Fi network. Thus, they do not require a connection to a shop's or hangar's Wi-Fi. The network is between the air data test set and the tablet being used, so this will not reach out to the Internet. This Wi-Fi technology is used to control your test set remotely if needed.
Asked June 5, 2023
Question:
Is the 6300-W considered a hazmat item?
Answer:
No. Only air data test sets with batteries are considered hazardous materials. We are able to ship units according to FAA/DOT requirements and material data safety sheets (MSDS) are available for the batteries with these units if needed.
Asked June 5, 2023
Question:
Do I need to send my battery back along with my 6300-W for calibration?
Answer:
No, you are not required to send your battery back when you are sending in your 6300-W unit for calibration. We are able to calibrate these units without the battery pack included with your unit.
Asked June 5, 2023
Question:
How are the "-W" and "-NG" models different from the previous "-L" model?
Answer:
There are several differences between the original air data test sets (now labeled "-L") and the new "-W" and "-NG" units. The main difference is that the newer models are more affordable and modern for the customer.
These units have now incorporated an iPad/tablet to control them via Wi-Fi! They have also included an additional transducer to monitor ground at all times, so you no longer have to use Functions 7 and 8, which was an issue with older models.
Designed to be much lighter than the older models, these newer units will be upgraded with even more innovations and new displays in the future.
Asked June 5, 2023
Question:
Will this Laversab air data test set work with Cobra System adapters?
Answer:
Yes! Every Laversab air data test set will work with adapters supplied by Nav-Aids, Ltd. or Cobra Systems/Ateq Aviation, as these adapters are universal.
Some brands may require reducers, as they can have #3, #4, and #6 AN fittings. So it's always a good idea to have these fittings on hand, in case you need them.
Asked June 5, 2023
Question:
Is an iPad needed for this unit?
Answer:
No, an iPad is not required for this unit. However, it does make the operational features of this test set much easier. The primary reason is that you have the advantage of a touchscreen versus the remote control that comes with the unit.
If you're looking to purchase an iPad with your Air Data Test Set, please let us know and we will happily include one on your quote.
Asked June 5, 2023
Question:
Do Laversab air data test kits come with an iPad or tablet?
Answer:
No, iPads and tablets are not included with a standard unit. However, we are able to quote bundled packages that include an iPad or tablet.
The iPad is a highly recommended addition, as it provides more ease of use through its own app. If you need an iPad quoted with your Air Data Test Kit, please let us know and we will be happy to include this for you.
Asked June 5, 2023
Question:
If I already have a 6300-W unit, would I be able to purchase the additional Encoder, Heater, and Battery options separately at a later date?
Answer:
Since the 6300-W units are specifically made to order, you would not be able to alter your unit by including the Heater, Encoder, and Battery options by yourself. However, we can coordinate a repair/upgrade to add these features to your unit for you.
Please let us know at the time of request if you would like your Laversab 6300-W with any additional options so we can be sure to provide exactly what you need.
Asked July 24, 2023
Question:
Does the 6300-W have dual pumps?
Answer:
Yes! The 6300-W is equipped with both pressure pumps for the pitot system and vacuum pumps for the static system.
Asked November 3, 2023
Question:
Is this unit approved for use on the Boeing 737 MAX?
Answer:
The 6300-W Pitot-Static Test Set is approved for Boeing aircraft. However, if the B737 Max you're working with has variants that include Smart Probes, the 6600-NG 3-Channel Test Set would be needed.
Asked April 16, 2024
Question:
What fittings come standard on this unit?
Answer:
The 6300-W comes standard with AN4 fittings. If you need AN6 or QD fittings, these can be changed for you. Please let your sales representative know at the time of order.
Asked May 17, 2024
Question:
What is the UN Shipping Code for this unit when the removable battery option is included?
Answer:
The UN Shipping Code for the 6300-W with the removable battery option is UN 3481.
Asked October 16, 2024
Question:
What type of battery is included with this unit with the removable battery option?
Answer:
For Laversab 6300-W pitot-static test sets with the removable battery option, the unit is supplied with a rechargeable lithium-ion battery that typically charges in eight to ten hours.
Asked October 16, 2024
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