What computer controls the anti-ice protection system?

The Integrated Air System Controller (IASC) plays a critical role in managing the anti-ice protection system. This computer is specifically designed to monitor and control various components related to the aircraft's environmental systems, including ice protection. Its functionality ensures that heating elements and other anti-ice mechanisms are activated as needed to maintain aircraft performance and safety in icy conditions.

By managing the distribution of air and regulating temperatures in critical areas, the IASC helps prevent ice buildup on surfaces where it could affect aerodynamics and functionality. This enables pilots to operate safely in conditions where ice might form, underscoring the importance of having a dedicated controller for such essential systems.