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static inverter, power inverter, dc ac power inverter, space qualified power supply, static inverter AI2 Static Inverters are supplied at power levels ranging from 20VA single phase to 37.5kVA three phase. Light weight, small size and high reliability are achieved with the use of high frequency switching circuitry. Static inverters are designed to operate within the most stringent environments. Static inverter units are qualified to meet FAA and military standards for mission critical equipment. Applications include large-scale commercial air transport, corporate and private aircraft, ground mobile shelters, and forward area military back-up power.

KGS Electronics provides both 400Hz and 60/50Hz static inverters to Dassault Falcon Jet for the Falcon 2000 as well as the Falcon 50, Falcon 900B and the Falcon 900EX. KGS 400Hz static inverters are utilized as part of the avionic system. KGS 60Hz and 50Hz static inverters are utilized in the cabin area of the aircraft to provide onboard electrical power for entertainment systems, galley equipment, computer systems and other electrical accessories.

Developed from the highly successful Blackhawk utility helicopter, the SH-60F Ocean Hawk Helicopter (Coast Guard derivative pictured above) provides the military with special marine capability such as ship surveillance and targeting, anti-submarine tactical warfare, transport and rescue mission applications. A military qualified multi-channel DC/DC converter manufactured by KGS Electronics provides variable cockpit lighting onboard the SH-60F helicopter. KGS static inverters and DC/DC converters are also standard equipment on the S-76B and S-76C helicopters manufactured by Sikorsky Aircraft. The S-76 helicopter is a twin engine, light to medium duty transport which has been used for executive and commercial transportation, as well as military transport and armed utility applications.

Bombardier Aerospace Inc. is a world class manufacturer of business and regional jet aircraft. KGS Electronics manufactures DC converters and static inverters utilized on the highly successful Bombardier Regional Jet program. The 50 passenger CRJ200 was the first jet developed specifically for the growing regional carrier market. Bombardier will follow up the success of the CRJ200 with the 78 passenger CRJ700.