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1. Certification Status Certified by the Korea Fire Institute (KFI) Certified under the latest KFAC (Korea Fire-fighting Apparatus Certification) CE certification currently in progress 2. Product Description Composition: Backrest, Facepiece, Cylinder Accessories: Auxiliary Mask, Bone Conduction Communication Device (facepiece- or headset-mounted), HUD, etc. 3. Features and Benefits -> Wide Full Face Mask: 360° curvature reduces blind spots. Medical-grade silicone minimizes skin irritation during long-term use. Equipped with a 360° rotating supply valve. -> Type-4 Containers: Internal PET liner prevents contamination. 20% lighter than Type-3 containers. Built-in Excess Flow Valve (EFV) protects against emergency damage in case of container breakage. -> IT-Integrated Backplate: Features a thermal imaging pressure indicator with TIC camera, PASS life-saving alarm, ambient temperature and height display, container pressure and remaining time, visual/audible alarms, Bluetooth connectivity, and NFC-based crew monitoring (entry/exit logs). Includes weight-distributing design and rapid charging function. -> Flexible Pricing: Various models are available with different features and price points, allowing selection based on individual needs.

Based on the T-50 trainer’s superior performance and an armament storing capability, the FA-50 aircraft is further developed and upgraded with Tactical Data Link, Precision Guided Munitions, and Self Protection subsystem. Featuring a fighter jet-class flight performance, the FA-50 aircraft has been deployed and operated in the Republic of Korea Air Force (ROKAF) since 2013.

The X-band LNB is a satellite ground transport terminal that includes a transmission rejection filter and performs downconversion of X-band signals to IF using an internal reference frequency. It features dustproof, moisture-proof, and waterproof protection, along with self-diagnostic functions such as a lock alarm. The unit provides a total gain of over 60 dB and supports a wide bandwidth of 500 MHz. Its frequency stability is maintained within 0.31 ppm.

All units are equipped with a microprocessor-based MPCU controller that manages diagnostics, protection, and optional energy consumption monitoring systems. EAR rectifiers are trusted across ground support zones, hangars, and field operations.

The EMC-102 EDECU is configured as a common supervisory engine control for both T700-GE-701C/D and T700- GE-401C applications. Slated for use by the Army on current fielded models of Black Hawk helicopters, the control is configured with modern electronics, allowing for a more reliable alternative to the present Black Hawk control. The control unit is also compatible with the AH-64 Apache. The control is qualified to the latest Army requirements for superior operability in adverse environments.