Skylines Aviation Communications 6 Pin Lemo to U174 Adapter


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Sale price$59.00

Description

6-Pin LEMO to Helicopter U-174 Aviation Headset Adapter

Convert your 6 pin LEMO aviation headset for use in helicopters equipped with a standard U-174 single-plug headset connection.

This convenient adapter allows compatible Bose A30, Bose A20, Lightspeed aviation headsets with a 6 pin LEMO connector to connect to a helicopter's Nexus-style 4-conductor U-174 socket. Simply connect your headset's 6 pin LEMO plug to the adapter and insert the U-174/U plug into the helicopter headset jack, no tools or permanent modifications required.

Key Features

  • LEMO to Helicopter Conversion – Converts a compatible 6-pin LEMO aviation headset connection to a single U-174 helicopter plug.

  • Wide Headset Compatibility – Designed for compatible Bose A30, Bose A20, Lightspeed Zulu and Delta Zulu headsets fitted with a 6-pin LEMO connector.

  • Easy to Use – Simply plug in the adapter; no tools, rewiring or headset modification required.

  • Secure Connection – The keyed LEMO connection helps provide a secure fit and reduces the chance of accidental disconnection.

  • Durable Reinforced Cable – High-quality shielded cable with reinforced internal construction designed for long-term aviation use.

  • Ideal for Pilots Using Different Aircraft – A practical accessory for pilots who need to use their LEMO headset in both fixed-wing aircraft and helicopters.

  • Compact and Portable – Easy to keep in your flight bag as a convenient backup or travel adapter.

Compatibility

Headset Side: 6 pin LEMO connector
Aircraft Side: U-174 helicopter plug

Suitable for compatible:

  • Bose A30

  • Bose A20

  • Lightspeed Zulu series

  • Lightspeed Delta Zulu

  • Other compatible aviation headsets using the same 6-pin LEMO connection

Important Note

This adapter converts the headset's audio and microphone connection for use with a U-174 helicopter jack. When converting from an aircraft-powered LEMO connection, aircraft power is not supplied through the U-174 plug. Headsets requiring power for active noise reduction or other electronic functions may therefore need to operate from their batteries.

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