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GA180 vs UGP100 Half-duplex Intercom
Spec comparison for two products on Aviation Souk. Both compete in Ground Support Equipment (GSE).

Ground Support Equipment (GSE)
GA180
by Guinault
180 kVA high-capacity diesel GPU covering wide-body aircraft from A330 and B777 through to heavy freighter servicing.

Ground Support Equipment (GSE)
UGP100 Half-duplex Intercom
by Inbertec
Side-PTT wireless walkie-talkie for tug and truck drivers on the Inbertec ramp network
| Cost of ownership | GA180 | UGP100 Half-duplex Intercom |
|---|---|---|
| Price tier | — | — |
| Lead time (weeks) | ?–? | ?–? |
| Delivery | — | — |
| Install | — | — |
| GCC airports deployed | 0 | 0 |
| Certifications | 0 | 0 |
Specs
Technical specifications.
| Spec | GA180 | UGP100 Half-duplex Intercom |
|---|---|---|
| Power output | 180 kVA | — |
| Output voltage | 115/200 V, 3-phase with neutral | — |
| Output frequency | 400 Hz | — |
| Power factor | 0.8–1.0 | — |
| Optional DC output | 800 A rated / 2,500 A peak 28 VDC | — |
| Engine options | Deutz, Cummins, or John Deere (Stage 5 / Tier 4F available) | — |
| Alternator | Guinault brushless 28-pole, 1,714 RPM | — |
| Dimensions (L×W×H) | 3,550 × 2,000 × 1,700 mm | — |
| Operating weight | 2,500 kg | — |
| Operating temperature | −30 °C to +50 °C | — |
| Humidity | Up to 95% RH | — |
| Telematics | WiFi, GSM, GPS | — |
| Model | — | UGP100 |
| Type | — | Half-duplex wireless intercom / walkie-talkie |
| Transmit control | — | Push to talk (side PTT) |
| Working distance | — | 1600 ft (~488 m) |
| Form factor | — | Compact portable with clip |
| Display | — | Channel and battery level screen |
| Emergency alarm | — | Yes |
| Compatibility | — | Inbertec wireless intercom products (UW / UGA series) |
| Typical user | — | Tug operator / truck driver |
| Provenance | — | Inbertec GSE wireless catalogue (RFQ f9cfd705) |
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