The Parmetheus™ G3 Par 46. Keeping the tradition of industry leading performance and value, the new Par 46 G3 Series is 2.5 times brighter than the Parmetheus™ Plus all while maintaining the same form, fit and functionality of a drop-in LED replacement for legacy landing lights. Variable voltage 14-28 VDC. |
WARNING: Cancer and Reproductive Harm - www.P65Warnings.ca.gov. |
GE Bulb # | Parmetheus™ G3 Model # | Parmetheus™ G3 Part # | Voltage |
---|---|---|---|
4413 | P46G3L | 01-0790906-00 | 14V |
4421 | P46G3L | 01-0790906-00 | 28V |
4435 | P46G3L | 01-0790906-00 | 14V |
4522 | P46G3L | 01-0790906-00 | 28V |
4537 | P36G3L | 01-0790906-00 | 28V |
4551 | P46G3L | 01-0790906-00 | 28V |
4553 | P46G3L | 01-0790906-00 | 28V |
4554 | P46G3L | 01-0790906-00 | 14V |
Q4554 | P46G3L | 01-0790906-00 | 28V |
Q4556 | P46G3L | 01-0790906-00 | 28V |
4570 | P46G3L | 01-0790906-00 | 28V |
4571 | P46G3L | 01-0790906-00 | 28V |
Not exactly cheap but showed the expected level of performance. Quick delivery too. Time will tell about reliability.
Whelen Parmetheus G3 Par 46 Landing Light 14 To 28VDC
Installed this LED landing light on my 1975 C-172M yesterday. Current draw of the LED versus the GE 4522 incandescent was about half, 7.6A/15.8A. The LED was at least twice as bright as the incandescent in a simultaneous side by side comparison. Lower current and brighter output make the significant price difference worthwhile.
Whelen Parmetheus G3 Par 46 Landing Light 14 To 28VDC
Directly compared 250W GE 4522 on left wing and G3 on right. This is the first LED to win in range and width of useful illumination.
Whelen Parmetheus G3 Par 46 Landing Light 14 To 28VDC
Great light although I thought it was a little pricey
Whelen Parmetheus G3 Par 46 Landing Light 14 To 28VDC
Real world numbers from my install last night- I replaced my 6 year old Parmetheus Plus lights with the new Parmetheus G3 lights. I have an older Bonanza with the two Par46 landing lights in the wings (one per wing) and the single Par36 Taxi light in the nose. Using my Greenlee Digital Light Meter 93-172, I measured the following: Before at 20 feet: 500 Lumens or 46 Foot Candles. Before at 100 feet: 8.6 LUX or 0.8 FC. After at 20 feet: 2000 LUX or 185 FC. After at 100 feet: 76.6 LUX or 7.12 FC. It makes a huge difference. Amp draw on the 2 landing lights together went from 5.2 AMPS to 12 AMPS on the 12V system, still within 80% of my 20A circuit breaker. Amp draw on the single taxi light went from 1.2 AMPS to 3.8 AMPS @ 12V. Just over double the current draw, but over 4 X brighter. Readings were taken on battery power only with no charging in between. My aircraft gained 1.2 LB.
Easy, no-brainer upgrade. Who doesnt want to see more at night and be seen better during the day?
Whelen Parmetheus G3 Par 46 Landing Light 14 To 28VDC
Whelen Parmetheus G3 Par 46 Landing Light 14 To 28VDC
Please note, Aircraft Spruce's personnel are not certified aircraft mechanics and can only provide general support and ideas, which should not be relied upon or implemented in lieu of consulting an A&P or other qualified technician. Aircraft Spruce assumes no responsibility or liability for any issue or problem which may arise from any repair, modification or other work done from this knowledge base. Any product eligibility information provided here is based on general application guides and we recommend always referring to your specific aircraft parts manual, the parts manufacturer or consulting with a qualified mechanic.
No, the GE4509 is a PAR 36 bulb. See Part# 11-18873 (Landing) or Part# 11-18874 (Taxi) for the same G3 bulb in the right size.
No. The PAR 46 size lamp is only available in the landing light version. The PAR 36 size has two options: Landing (part # 11-18873) and Taxi (part # 11-18874)
The lens is not replaceable on this unit.
Typically, the Cessna 172 models use a PAR 36 size lamp. We recommend confirming the size of bulb in the aircraft parts manual to be sure you order the right size for your particular airframe.
Yes, this is the replacement for 01-0790750-20.
Landing lights have a Narrow Beam 12 degrees and Taxi lamps are 45 degree.
Yes the G3 PAR 46 will work for the mains, but you will need the G3 PAR 36 for the nose.