4E5841-1

FIRE/OVERHEAT DETECTOR
Request for quote
Submit this form for current pricing and availability.
- 01 +

OR

Sign up
Sign in
Privacy | Terms
About this product
The 4E5841-1 FIRE/OVERHEAT DETECTOR is an essential component in an aircraft's safety system, designed to monitor critical areas such as engines and nacelles for signs of fire or overheating. Employing advanced continuous-loop detection technology, this detector ensures rapid and accurate identification of hazardous conditions, thereby enhancing in-flight safety and enabling timely corrective actions.
4E5841-1 Datasheet
Condition: NE
UOM: EA
Stock Location: Dubai
Hazardous Item: Non-Hazardous Item
Life Limited Part: No
Lead Time: Stock
Certification: Dual Release
8130/EASA Eligible: Yes
PRODUCT DESCRIPTION

4E5841-1

Continuous-Loop Detection: Utilizes continuous-loop systems, like the Kidde or Fenwal systems, to provide comprehensive monitoring of designated areas.

High Sensitivity and Reliability: Engineered to detect rapid temperature increases, ensuring prompt alerts in case of fire or overheat situations.

Durable Construction: Built to withstand the harsh environmental conditions typical of aircraft operations, ensuring long-term reliability.

Dual Certification: Holds dual-release certification from both the FAA and EASA, meeting rigorous international safety and performance standards.


  • Installed in engine compartments and nacelles to detect fires or overheating, providing critical alerts to the flight crew.

  • Monitors the APU area for overheat conditions, ensuring the safety and reliability of auxiliary power sources.

  • Employed in cargo holds and cabin spaces to detect smoke or fire, contributing to overall aircraft safety.

  • Used to monitor wheel well areas for overheating, especially during landing and taxiing phases.


  • How does a continuous-loop detection system work?

Continuous-loop systems, such as those by Kidde or Fenwal, consist of sensors that detect temperature changes along their length. When a certain temperature threshold is reached, they trigger an alert to the flight crew.

  • What does the "NE" condition signify?

"NE" stands for "New," indicating that the detector is unused and in its original condition.

  • Why is dual-release certification important?

Dual-release certification from both FAA and EASA ensures that the detector complies with stringent international safety and performance standards, making it acceptable for use in various jurisdictions.


PARTS

Find any Spare parts for your Aircraft

Rotables

Expendables

Consumables

Avionics

Engines & APUs

Ground support units & tools

OUR SERVICES

We balance your business

Our Services

GFA offers flexible services such as below to help you meet your needs. We provide cost?efficient solutions both in terms of sourcing the right part or for overhauls and repair services for the aviation products you need most…

AOG Desk

Our AOG line is dedicated to serve our clientele around the globe 24×7 way throughout the year. The AOG professionals update the inventory time to time so that our clients get the accurate access as per their requirements Enquire…

Quality Control

At GFA, we don't just meet the highest quality standards, we set them. We know the last thing you need to worry about is reliability, so we ensure it up front by complying with the strictest quality standards?above and beyond our industry…