Garmin has introduced its first carbon monoxide detector for aircraft, the remote-mount GCO 14 unit.
The GCO 14 integrates with select Garmin avionics, providing pilots with visual and aural alerts to detect and monitor dangerous CO levels.
Designed to mitigate the risk of odorless and tasteless carbon monoxide, the unit offers customizable alert thresholds and is expected to be available in Q2 2025 for $549.
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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