AERO Series Hydraulic Power Units, Size 4

Overview:

By continuously improving our modernized approach to aircraft hydraulic testing, AERO Specialties’ new and improved HPU-4 delivers industry-leading performance, intuitive operation, and unmatched reliability, allowing for the streamlined servicing of regional, narrowbody, and widebody jets.

• Rugged, galvanized steel chassis offering excellent corrosion and fluid exposure resistance
• Sprung towing axle and pivoting front wheel assembly with parking brake
• Comprehensive digital display and control system
  • Adjustable pressure and flow presets with touch screen control
  • Push button control of bypass valve and reservoir selector valve
  • Continuous monitoring and display of flow, pressure, temperature, reservoir level, and filter condition with optional contamination monitoring
  • Timestamped performance data logging
  • Toolless access doors allowing for simplified regular maintenance

Standard Features:

• 3-micron supply and 5-micron return filters
• Red and green LED status indicator beacons
• Audible startup/fault alarm
• Full length internal drip pan
• Full length hose drip trays
• Dual-fan oil cooler
• Easily accessibly reservoir drain valve
• Tie down points and forklift pockets

Options:

• Input Power Cable Lengths
  • 50 ft (15.2m)
  • 100 ft (30.4m)
    *electrical plug not supplied by AERO specialties

• External Supply/Return Hose lengths
  • 25 ft (7.6m)
  • 50ft (15.2m)
• Single and dual system output hoses
  • Systems not to be operated simultaneous on dual systems
•  Tires
  • Pneumatic
  • Foam-filled
  • Solid rubber
• Inline Contamination Monitor
• Return Sight Glass
• Phosphate Ester Resistant Storage Cover

Safety Features:

• Safety-rated motor soft starter with overcurrent protection
• Input voltage monitor
• Fluid overtempetature shutoff
• Reservoir high/low level shutoff
• Latching emergency stop

AMM Approvals:

• B737-NG/MAX, B757, B767 COM-163
• B777 COM-1796

The equipment listed on this information sheet must only be operated by appropriately trained aircraft technicians.