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EPIRB 1
The Ocean Signal EPIRB1 – worlds most compact Emergency Position Indicating Radio Beacon
Features
- 30%(typ) smaller
- 10 year battery life
- 48+ hours operational life
- 5 year warranty †
- Fast accurate positioning with 66 channel GPS
- 121.5MHz Homing Beacon to aid final location by search and Rescue craft
- Retractable antenna
- Quick release bracket (Screws Provided)
- Secure lanyard
*30% smaller, compared to other products approved to recognised standards (July 2014) † Subject to warranty statement
The rescueME EPIRB1 provides peace of mind with an impressive 10 year battery life. The world’s most compact EPIRB can always be on hand, as its small size allows it to be easily retained within its quick release bracket or placed in an emergency grab-bag or life raft.
A simple protective tab over the operating keys prevents inadvertent activation, yet allows for easy operation when required. The rescueME EPIRB1 also features two high brightness strobes to maximise visibility in low light conditions.
The retractable antenna provides maximum protection and a reduced outline for stowage. When required the antenna is easily deployed with a gentle pull.
When activated, the EPIRB 1 transmits a distress signal on the 406 MHz satellite frequency, which is monitored by search and rescue satellites around the world. The signal includes your location information, which allows search and rescue teams to quickly locate you. The Ocean Signal EPIRB 1 is a valuable safety device for anyone who spends time on the water. It can provide peace of mind knowing that you have a way to call for help in an emergency.
We also offer a re-programming service for all our Ocean Signal devices.
Need to upgrade to an AIS-enabled EPIRB? Check out the EPIRB3
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Location
18/111 Lewis Road,
Wantirna South, VIC, 3152
Australia
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