KT-160D Qualification Requirements: Environmental Conditions and Test Procedures for Airborne Equipment - Page 2

A 2004 qualification standard defining environmental conditions, requirements, limits, and test methods for airborne aviation equipment.

KT-160D establishes equipment categories, environmental requirements, exposure limits, and bench-test methods for qualifying airborne aviation equipment. It addresses temperature, altitude, temperature variation, humidity, vibration, shock, waterproofing, sand and dust, fungus, salt spray, electromagnetic effects, electrical power, voltage transients, lightning, icing, electrostatic discharge, and other environmental factors. The document supports aircraft and equipment certification, qualification test planning, technical specification development, manufacturing, installation, and conformity assessment. It is harmonized with RTCA DO-160D and EUROCAE ED-14D.

Application Scope: Airborne aviation equipment developers, manufacturers, test laboratories, certification organizations, aircraft integrators, and engineering teams responsible for environmental qualification and compliance.