Short Description: Zodiac 289‑601‑211 fixed‑wing aircraft passenger oxygen mask assembly. FAA‑TSO‑C64a approved, includes standard length 54" oxygen supply hose.
Part Number: Zodiac 289‑601‑211
Designed for fixed-wing aircraft installation
Includes durable oxygen mask, elastic securing band, and 54" supply hose
Fabricated to meet FAA TSO‑C64a safety and compatibility standards
Lightweight assembly: approximately 1.10 lb total weight
The Zodiac 289‑601‑211 passenger oxygen mask assembly is a certified, TSO‑C64a-approved component used in fixed-wing aircraft oxygen systems. This assembly includes a molded mask, adjustable elastic retention band, and a 54-inch oxygen hose—suitable for cockpit or cabin installation. Manufactured in the U.S., the unit is fully compatible with certified aviation oxygen regulators and mounting systems.
Key Specifications:
Part Number: 289‑601‑211
Cable/Hose Length: 54″ (approx. 137 cm)
Applicable Aircraft Type: Fixed-wing commercial and general aviation
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