What is the APU output?

The auxiliary power unit (APU) in the Dassault Falcon 7X delivers 400 amps of electrical power. This output is crucial for various aircraft functions when the engines are not running, providing power for systems such as lighting, avionics, and environmental controls.

A 400-amp output is designed to meet the substantial power demands of the Falcon 7X, ensuring that essential systems can operate effectively during ground operations and before engine start. The APU's capability allows for increased operational versatility and can support maintenance procedures or pre-flight preparations without the need for external power sources.

Understanding the appropriate APU output is important, especially for pilots and crew, as it impacts the aircraft's performance, particularly in terms of electrical load management and efficiency while on the ground. This specification reflects the engineering and design considerations that ensure the Falcon 7X meets the operational needs of its users.