This external power receptacle is designed to mount in a hole in the skin of aircraft. Hole is then covered with hinged access door (not included). Mates with AN2551 type plugs. Model 4621B. |
The Question by a customer “can this be used with a solar charger” was not given a good answer. The answer is “YES” it can be used for that purpose...PROVIDED the AN2552/MS3506 is directly connected to the battery and not thru a relay. (See your aircraft wiring schematic. An example is the Cessna 170B Illustrated Parts Catalog, in which the AN2552/MS3506 is directly connected to the battery-side of the master switch relay at the battery box. ) This is how mine is installed and I keep it continuously served by a battery maintainer this way. Hope this helps.
Well made but pricey
Exactly as described, perfect fit!
Work perfect for the project we were working.
MS3506-1 EXT POWER RECEPTACLE
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Yes, this will work in either 12v or 24v systems.
This weighs approximately 0.88 lbs.
The small terminal is used to drive the external power relay. The normally-open external power relay is used to connect the source of external power to the airplane electrical system.
Yes, this will work with part # 11-02952.
These are made in the USA.
We do not have any experience or data showing it's use for this application. It may work but we cannot say for sure.
Two are 3/8-24 and one is 10-32.