Start Pac Li2700QC Twin Pac - 26V DC Portable Battery Pack

This powerful Start Pac Li2700QC Twin Pac Lithium Ion starting unit is a full 26VDC portable battery pack and will provide superior starts on all electrically-started turbine engines. This versatile Twin Pac can be used as a single unit or separated for two complete Lithium units that can be easily carried on board. It has redundant chargers with a total of 18 amps output and a recharge time of approximately four hours.

The engineers at Start Pac specifically designed the new Li2700QC as an airplane starting unit with voltage protection relays that are set lower than most aircraft so that they cannot accept more than 29.5 volts from an external starting source. Some of these aircraft include the Augusta Westland AW139, Sikorsky S-76, Eclipse 500, Phenom 100 and Phenom 300.

Specifications

• 31 AMP hours @ 10 Hour Rate
• 62 AMPS Peak Current
• 2400 AMPS Peak Current
• L 38.4″ x W 7.5″ x H 9.75″/ L 98cm x W19cm x H29cm
• 120 lbs./ 55 kilos Complete with Twin Pac trolley
• Not to be used as an aircraft battery charger.

NOTE: When storing the Start Pac for more than 30 days, remove the battery box from the charging unit and store separately.

The all new patent pending Start Pac Li2700QC Twin Pac utilizes the latest technology in Lithium batteries. These batteries provide the same power as the lead-acid type but are 42% lighter and 32% smaller. In addition, lithium batteries have two other major advantages:

• Twice the battery life of lead-acid batteries
• No sulfation problems (can be left in a discharged state without causing damage)

PLEASE NOTE: Lithium ion batteries can be damaged by deep discharges. Do not run the batteries down below 22 volts, a spike during a start is okay. Voltages below 22 begin the damage to the batteries. At 20 volts, the batteries will be damaged beyond repair.

*This list is for general reference only and may not be entirely acurate 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.