SENSOR CURRENT AMMETER

The CS3200 is a genuine Textron Aviation sensor current ammeter used by an aircraft system to sense or display a value. It is applicable to the Skyhawk and Skylane. It carries an export classification of ECCN 9A991, weighs 0.17 lbs, and measures 4.7 (L) x 3.7 (W) x 1.45 (H) in. As an original-equipment (OEM) part supplied directly by Textron Aviation, the CS3200 is built to the aircraft maker's specification and cross-references the type design as documented in the maintenance data. Choosing the genuine part over an unapproved substitute preserves configuration control and simplifies inspection sign-offs. Across the Cessna Skyhawk and Skylane fleet, correctly identified factory parts like this keep every airframe consistent and configuration-correct. Instruments and sensors provide the data a system or crew relies on, so accuracy and correct specification are essential. Sourcing the OEM part protects the airframe's configuration and keeps its service history consistent, which matters for both airworthiness and resale value. Because aircraft parts are governed by strict airworthiness and traceability rules, fitting the OEM part rather than an unapproved equivalent keeps the installation eligible and the aircraft's records clean. Built by Textron Aviation, whose Cessna line was founded in Wichita, Kansas in 1927 and joined Textron in 1992, this part carries one of general aviation's most storied names. The Cessna 172 Skyhawk is the most-produced aircraft in history, with more than 44,000 built since 1956, and remains in production under Textron Aviation. Request a quote for CS3200 or browse more Cessna Skyhawk and Skylane parts on Flying411.