Ultima-DT
Fixed Emergency Locator Transmitter
Ultima-DT is a fixed Emergency Locator Transmitter – Distress Tracking type, designed to meet the ICAO GADSS ADT requirement which will be applicable in January 2023. Adaptable to any commercial aircraft, its trigger-in-flight capability detects imminent distress situations and automatically sends a secure 406 MHz distress signal including the accurate aircraft position.
ADVANTAGES
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Accurate location
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Non-rechargeable lithium battery
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Compliant with the ADT regulation
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Trigger in-flight capability
NEWS
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Flight Tests Validate Orolia’s GADSS Autonomous Distress Tracking Solution
Guidel, France, January 12, 2021 – Orolia recently organized a series of flight tests to demonstrate and qualify capabilities of the GADSS global aircraft safety program’s end-to-end Emergency Locator Transmitter Distress Tracking (ELT-DT) system, including Orolia’s Ultima-DT solution. With these successful flight test results and the exceptional performance of its Ultima-DT system, Orolia is now…
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Orolia’s Distress Tracking Emergency Locator Transmitter selected by Airbus for GADSS Compliance
Guidel, France, December 9 – Orolia has been awarded a single source, multi-year program contract to supply its next-generation Emergency Locator Transmitter, Distress Tracking type (ELT-DT) for all Airbus aircraft programs. The Ultima-DT is the latest solution from Orolia’s ELT line, based on its proven Kannad technology. It was developed in response to recent aviation safety…
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Blog What You Need to Know About the GADSS Regulation
Following several accidents where downed aircraft could not be located at all, or only after long and expensive search efforts, the Global Aeronautical Distress and Safety System (GADSS) recommendations were adopted by the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) in March 2016.
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FEATURES
- Compliant with the ADT regulation
- Trigger in-flight capability
- Non-rechargeable lithium ion battery
SPECS
- Crash Survivable ELT
- Rugged design
- 406 MHz Class 1 (-40°C; +55°C)
- 121.5 MHz homing signal with 48 hours operating time
- Triggering logic, including:
- Trigger-in-Flight ARINC429 inputs from ADT module designed and supplied by the aircraft manufacturer
- Manual activation from Cockpit or front panel
- Activation on loss of ARINC429 interfaces
- GNSS receiver compatible with Ground Activation from Galileo Command Service
- 406 MHz distress signal (according to C/S T.001)
- T.First Generation Beacon
- U.ELT-DT protocol
- Autonomous location
- GPS, Galileo L1/E1 Band as main location source
- ARINC429 input as backup
- Autonomous power
- Aircraft powered for non-essential functions
- Distress functions powered by internal battery
- DO227A Compliant
- 5-year battery life
- Low Size, Weight & Power
- • L x W x H : 210 x 166 x 62 mm
- Solid Mount (no bracket needed): 4 Screws
- Weight: <1.6kg
- Antenna
- Single connector, high speed antenna providing:
- 406 MHz and 121.5 MHz transmission
- GNSS L1/E1 reception
- Single connector, high speed antenna providing:
- Approvals
- TSO-C126c/ETSO-C126c
- ED62B/DO204B: Class 1, ELT(DT) – Crash survivability type
- DO-178c, DO254
- DO227A, TSO-C142b/ ETSO-C142b
- Cospas Sarsat C/S T.001