Is this Honeywell?

Is this a Honeywell switch? If yes, which type? It is backlit and installed in the Pilatus PC12 NG.. I like the design, but I can't find the exact model nr and I am not sure about the manufacturer as well.

If its on a PC-12 then its REALLY expensive...

Igor: They look like they could be Honeywell 2TP1-1 or 2TP1-3. They were all over the Fairchild Merlin I used to maintain.

Guess what rocker switches I'm using in my -7?

If they are the Honeywell switches they are expensive however, I bought my from MTW Aerospace, a salvage yard, in AL for a fraction of the cost and they looked and functioned just fine.

Google the P/N and you will find images and technical specs.

Are there circuit breakers for each of these switched circuits?

They look a lot like the old "Mooney" switch, which was actually a breaker and switch in one unit. As I recall they were made in Germany and cost $80 or each.

According to some folks I know in a picturesque Swiss valley , the panel is manufactured by Comtronic
http://www.comtronic-gmbh.de/en/produkte.html
Not sure if the switches themselves are sourced from someone else or not, but Pilatus buys as an assembly.
If I find out more I'll let you know.

fl-mike said:

According to some folks I know in a picturesque Swiss valley , the panel is manufactured by Comtronic
http://www.comtronic-gmbh.de/en/produkte.html
Not sure if the switches themselves are sourced from someone else or not, but Pilatus buys as an assembly.
If I find out more I'll let you know.

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Thank you all for your suggestions!

Mike, that's very interesting and valuable info. I will be very thankful if you can follow it up

I tried to compare and look for the switches at the Honeywells page, but they have hundreds of options. The TP series has no option for backlight, I guess it will come from the AML series..

EDIT: Steve you were right, it has the shape of the TP 12PA6 -Matthew from Aircraft Engravers confirmed it. I am still confused, because Honeywell states that TP style switches are not backlit but on the pic from the Pilatus they definitaly are..

EDIT2: ..my conclusion is that if the switch is not backlit itself, then the panel must provide some sort of backlighting?

Mike S said:

Are there circuit breakers for each of these switched circuits?

They look a lot like the old "Mooney" switch, which was actually a breaker and switch in one unit. As I recall they were made in Germany and cost $80 or each.

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Mike, did you mean these? I think they look similar, but I don't think it's the same switch..

another pic of the panel

https://goo.gl/photos/P89EKhaKNPyqo8uQ6

not cheap

not cheap

http://www.alliedelec.com/honeywell-2tp7-2/70119001/

http://www.alliedelec.com/honeywell-12pa5-bk/70119009/