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PWI Entry Door LED Light earns PMA approval

Avionics and Technology
21 Dec 2022 | Editorial Team
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The light is for the Beechcraft King Air aircraft and increases safety for crew and passengers through enhancing visibility

PWI has announced FAA PMA approval for the LED Entry Door Light for Beechcraft King Air 200, B200/250, 300, B300/350 twin turboprops.

The LED lights up the ground below the door when the passenger cabin door is lowered. It is mounted between the engine and the fuselage under the pilot side wing and provides passengers with well-lit entry to the aircraft.

Robi Lorik, PWI CEO and President, said: “King Air owners and operators, regardless of mission, will benefit from this exterior LED light upgrade. As we all know, the passenger experience begins before boarding and our LED sets the tone for a pleasant flight.

“In addition to charter and business missions, cargo and airmed operators will also appreciate the brighter light for loading patients, cargo and equipment, without running the engines. Of course, this light upgrade features the long life and lower power draw that is the hallmark of all PWI LEDs.”

The Entry Door LED light replaces incandescent bulb products: MS24513-4174, A4174-24 and M6363/3-1. It has the correct bayonet socket for a true plug-and-play direct replacement installation, without aircraft mods.

Avionics and Technology
21 Dec 2022
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