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Section 7. Fuel Eclipse 5OO Systems Manual
Copyright © — Eclipse Aviation Corporation
Version 2.0 April 2007 131
7.6 Normal Operations
7.6.1 Fueling
Fueling is accomplished through over wing fuel ports at each tip tank. When the fuel
level approaches the top of the tank, fuel is visible in time to shut off the refueling
nozzle. There is no automatic shutoff. If the tank is over-filled, fuel will overflow onto
the top of the wing.
Figure 84. Over wing Fuel Port-Right Wing
The sump tanks fill first due to the positive wing dihedral. However, if fueling is
stopped before the sump tanks are full, gravity feed may not fill the tanks. In this
situation, the transfer ejector pumps will fill the sump tanks once the engines are
started. A L (R) FUEL QTY LOW warning message may be displayed briefly until the
sump tanks are full. The fuel gauging system is accurate during this time.

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Eclipse 500 Specifications

General IconGeneral
ManufacturerEclipse Aerospace
ModelEclipse 500
TypeVery Light Jet
Engines2 × Pratt & Whitney Canada PW610F turbofans
Thrust per engine900 lbf (4.0 kN)
Wingspan37.9 ft (11.6 m)
Height11.0 ft (3.4 m)
AvionicsAvio NG
First FlightAugust 26, 2002
Maximum Speed430 mph
Range1, 125 nautical miles
Service Ceiling41, 000 ft (12, 500 m)
Crew1 or 2
Max Takeoff Weight6, 000 pounds
Seating Capacity4-6
Length33 feet 6 inches
Empty Weight3, 550 pounds
PayloadVaries with configuration and fuel load

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