2023 DAHER TBM 960

FUEL EQUIPMENT One structural fuel tank per wing Engine-driven fuel pump Standby electrical fuel pump and low-pressure switch/ indication Fuel tank selector with automatic fuel tank sequencer unit Capacitive fuel gauges with low fuel level warning system AUTOMATIC DE-ICE PROTECTION Automatic Pneumatically deiced wing and tail unit Heated engine air intake lip Automatic engine inertial separator Automatic Electrically heated propeller blades Automatic Electrically heated pitot tubes Electrically deiced stall warning sensor Automatic Pilot & Co‐pilot electrically heated windshields ‐ Ice detector light ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT Automatic starter generator transition during the start Lead acid battery 24V ‐ 42 A.h Starter generator 28V ‐ 300 Amp Standby generator 28 V ‐ 100 Amp Electrical power control center Circuit breakers Anti-collision strobe lights Led Beacon on the ground (Winglets & tail) Navigation lights, Taxiing, and landing LED lights LED ice detection light Ground power plug ‐ Ground clearance energy saver Tri‐band ELT with GPS connection 14 V port in passenger cabin + 7 high‐power USB charging ports and 115V Universal port TBM 960 features an automated throttle – the first ever installed on a standard production turboprop aircraft weighing less than 12,500 lbs. (5.7 metric tons). Fully integrated with the autopilot, this single power lever autothrottle automatically adjusts the aircraft’s speeds based on the preset flight profile – from climb-out to the landing approach. TBM 960 also features the Garmin Homesafe Autoland, an emergency automatic landing system.