Designed for standard electric trim servos, the Safety-Trim Intelligent Servo Controller (Safety-Trim) is an electronic speed control system for experimental aircraft. Safety-Trim provides the directional switching function as well as the adjustable speed control function needed to drive electric trim motors with a time limited operation of the trim servo motors that reduce the possibility of run-away trim and failure to operate conditions. Safety-Trim is an important safety feature that is short circuit proof and reverse polarity protected. 2 speed preset models are set for high and low speed trim actuation that allow separately adjustable trim speeds for different flight configurations. The single axis heavy-duty model is for DC trim motors and linear actuators rated for operation at 12 volts and up to 10 amp. |
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Input Voltage | 10 – 30 volts DC |
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Output Voltage | User adjustable 6-12 volts DC, 1 amp maximum |
Inputs | Trim switch inputs, closures to ground pilot/co-pilot switches wired in parallel 2 speed switch, closure to ground |
Output | Time limited, controlled DC voltage to servo Time limit factory set to 3 seconds |
Wiring | Standard 15-pin D-sub connector (male on controller) pre-made wiring harness with ON/OFF/Reverse switch available |
Enclosure | Overall dimensions 5.7” x 2.5” x 1.5” UL 94V-0 rated material, 60°C max temperature |
Weight | 6 oz. |
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