P/N: 2h3-2
Category: Pneumatic Components
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| Condition | Stock |
|---|---|
| New Surplus | 1 Available |
| Serviceable | 1 Available |
The 2h3-2 is an overhauled aircraft vacuum regulator that maintains stable suction pressure for gyro instruments during flight. This pneumatic component connects to engine-driven vacuum pumps and adjusts system pressure based on altitude changes, ensuring consistent instrument performance. Typically equipped with 5/8-inch pump inlet and 1/2-inch instrument outlet connections.
Installation requires verification of hose sizes and regulator setpoint per the aircraft maintenance manual. FAA-PMA equivalent to Airborne 2H3-2.
Please note: Product descriptions are provided for informational purposes. Always refer to your aircraft's Illustrated Parts Catalog (IPC) to verify part compatibility and specifications.
The 2h3-2 is an overhauled aircraft vacuum regulator that maintains stable suction pressure for gyro instruments during flight. This pneumatic component connects to engine-driven vacuum pumps and adjusts system pressure based on altitude changes, ensuring consistent instrument performance.
Hydraulic component compatibility depends on the aircraft system design. Common aviation hydraulic fluids include MIL-PRF-5606 (mineral-based), MIL-PRF-83282 (synthetic), and Skydrol (phosphate ester). Verify the VACUUM REGULATOR - OVERHAULED against your aircraft maintenance manual for fluid compatibility.
Overhauled and repaired hydraulic components are pressure-tested per manufacturer specifications and include 8130-3 documentation. The VACUUM REGULATOR - OVERHAULED is available in: New Surplus, Serviceable. Contact us for test documentation on your selected condition.
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