PWI named global distributor for King Air wing tip light assembly
By Asian Aviation Staff
•Mar 2, 2022
Canadian-based aircraft parts distributor KADEX Aero Supply has chosen PWI in Wichita, Kansas to be a world-wide, in-stock distributor for the KADEX LED Wing Tip Light Assembly. KADEX’s LED Wing Tip Light Assembly is STC approved and designed for the Beechcraft King Air 350 aircraft. “Being a distributor for the LED Wing Tip Light Assembly is another way PWI can provide King Air owners with additional lighting options,” said Robi Lorik, president and CEO of PWI. “We want PWI to be a one-stop lighting shop for King Air owners and this is the next step in that process.” The LED Assembly provides a long life as well as increased durability and reliability. The LED Assembly also features reduced weight and power consumption compared to bulbs. The LEDs in the Assembly also reduce the chances of long-term lens deterioration. “This LED upgrade provides trouble free operation for King Air 350 owners,” said Lorik. “The Assembly improves the pilot’s vision of his surroundings, while also improving his visibility to other aircraft.“ The LED Wing Tip Light Assembly is five times brighter than normal bulbs, with a 70 percent reduction in power consumption. The LED Wing Tip Assembly is a form, fit and function drop-in replacement and also comes with a five-year warranty. PWI is the lighting OEM for Beechcraft King Air aircraft. PWI has also been the OEM for other aircraft including Dassault Falcon, Gulfstream, Cessna Citation and Bombardier Learjet. PWI Inc. has engineered and manufactured fluorescent and LED aviation lighting products since 1972. For Editorial Inquiries Contact: Editor Matt Driskill at [email protected] For Advertising Inquiries Contact: Head of Sales Kay Rolland at [email protected]
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