Sigtronics Spa-400 4-place Intercom Tso on 2040-parts.com
Naples, Florida, United States
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Sigtronics Corp SPA-400 4-Place Panel Mount Intercom. This unit was recently removed from an aircraft during a major panel upgrade. It is in good working order. Sigtronics pioneered the voice activated intercom market in 1974 and continues to deliver value and performance today in the FAA TSO approved SPA-400 intercom series. Radio priority avoids stepping on incoming and outgoing radio messages. Choose either horizontal or vertical faceplate mounting configuration with a reversible faceplate to fit anywhere in the cockpit. FAA TSO approved Pilot fail safe feature allows pilot to always hear radios Reversible face plate included for vertical or horizontal mounting Size - Panel 2.5" x 1", Chassis 4" x 2.5" x 1" Weight - 4.5 oz |
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