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24V Dry-Charged Aircraft Battery – P/N GE-51E

24V Dry-Charged Aircraft Battery – P/N GE-51E

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The GE-51E is a 24-volt dry-charged aircraft battery manufactured by Gill / Teledyne Battery Products. The manufacturer documentation identifies the GE-51E as a 24V battery with 22 Ah at the 1-hour rate, 35 A at the 30-minute emergency rate, and 235 CCA at 0°F for 60 seconds. The battery has a filled weight of 56 lb.

For the With Acid configuration, Aircraft Spruce identifies 5 quarts of electrolyte and lists its catalog P/N as 11-04192.

Technical Specifications

Part Number: GE-51E
Alternate Part Number: MS18045-41
Component Type: Aircraft Battery
Battery Type: Dry-Charged Lead-Acid
Nominal Voltage: 24 V
Capacity: 22 Ah @ 1-hour rate
30-Minute Emergency Capacity: 35 A
CCA: 235 A @ 0°F / 60 seconds
Filled Weight: 56 lb (25.4 kg)
Electrolyte: 5 quarts
Electrolyte Specific Gravity: 1.285
Manufacturer: Gill / Teledyne Battery Products                                              DESCRIPTION: SEALED LEAD ACID BATTERY
CONDITION: NEW
TRACEABILITY: COFC

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