Description
The CS3100 is a genuine Textron Aviation sensor current ammeter that senses or indicates a value for an aircraft system or instrument. It is fitted to the Skyhawk and Skylane. It carries an export classification of ECCN 9A991.
Because the CS3100 is an original-equipment (OEM) part sourced directly from Textron Aviation, it matches the exact specification and placement called out in the aircraft's type design and maintenance data — assurance a generic substitute cannot offer.
Across the Cessna Skyhawk and Skylane fleet, correctly identified factory parts like this keep every airframe consistent and configuration-correct.
Because a system acts on what it measures, a sensor or indicator of this kind must be the correctly specified part. On a certificated airframe, part provenance matters as much as the part itself; genuine factory sourcing settles that question up front.
Genuine sourcing means the part matches the drawing exactly, so fit and function are known quantities rather than a gamble at installation. The value of an OEM part is as much in its paperwork and pedigree as its metal — both of which an aircraft's records require.
Cessna traces to the company Clyde Cessna founded in Wichita, Kansas in 1927; Textron Inc. acquired it in 1992, and since 2014 it has anchored Textron Aviation alongside Beechcraft and Hawker. With over 44,000 built, the Cessna Skyhawk is the best-selling aircraft ever made and is still produced today.
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