Garmin has introduced its first aircraft carbon monoxide detector, the remote-mount GCO 14, designed to detect and monitor dangerous and potentially deadly CO levels.
The GCO 14 interfaces with select Garmin avionics to provide pilots with visual "CO Level" and aural "carbon monoxide" alerts if harmful levels are detected.
It integrates seamlessly behind the aircraft's panel, allowing pilots to view exposure levels and set custom alert thresholds.
The unit, expected in Q2 2025 with a list price of $549, is FAA TSO-C48A certified and boasts a sensor life of up to 10 years.
Garmin has announced the unveiling of its first carbon monoxide detector for aircraft.
The remote-mount GCO 14 unit can interface with select Garmin avionics, enabling the pilot to detect and monitor dangerous and potentially deadly carbon monoxide levels.
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