EPIRB3 distress beacon

EPIRB3 RESCUE BEACON HIGHLIGHTS

In an emergency, the ocean Signal EPIRB3 beaconHas 3 methods for communicating your position to maximize your chances of survival:

1. Link with emergency services via Cospas-Sarsat satellites (406MHz),
2. 121.5MHz radiolocation signal for rescue vessels
3. Visual indication with strobe light

• Floating
• EPIRB function
• AIS transmitter
• Retractable antenna
• Quick-release bracket
• Manual support release
• White and infrared strobe light
• 72-channel GPS (GPS, Galileo, & Glonass GNSS)
• Battery life: over 48 hours at -20°C

RETURN LINK SERVICE (RLS)

The RescueMe EIPRB3 Ocean Signal beacon also integrates thereturn link technology or RLS. This translates intoconfirmationVia the Galileo satellite network, on behalf of the search and rescue services, that thedistress message has been receivedAnd thePosition is well detected.

The castaway is then warned by aFlashing blue lightOn the EIPRB3 beacon that its distress signal has been confirmed, taken into account and that help is on its way.

This EIPRB3 Ocean Signal distress beacon also provides rescuers with a visual aid by producing a "flashing" lightwhite strobe light as well as infrared light. This is particularlyuseful when searching at night or in poor visibility.

NFC CONNECTIVITY

The Ocean Signal EPIRB3 RescueMe also features NFC functionality, enabling it to connect to a Smartphone.

In addition to the fact that the shipwrecked person can see that his distress signal is taken into account by a rescue center, with the rLS function, it can also access various information from its beacon.

Once you've installed the Ocean Signal app (available on IOS and Android), simply hold your phone up to the beacon and the app will open. It allows you to have access to a wealth of information :

• Usage data
• Parameter information
• Battery status (life)

It also shows the number of GNSS self-tests and tests performed and passed:

• Geolocation on a test map
• Test date and time
• Time taken for beacon to obtain GNSS position
• Number of satellites used by the beacon
• Precise location

Please note: only works with an NFC (Near Field Communication) compatible smartphone

CAT. II

The Ocean Signal EPIRB3 RescueMe distress beacon is supplied with a category 2 manual release mounting bracket.

This support will enable you to install the EPIRB3 safely and allow quick, easy release of the beacon in case of emergency.

The EPIRB3 Ocean Signal beacon triggered manually using a buttonProtected by a cover to prevent tampering and false distress calls.

There is also a version with automatic triggering, the EPIRB3 Pro.

MAIN POINTS :

• 72-channel GPS
• Small and light
• Worldwide coverage
• Manual release
• Over 48 hours of autonomy
• Strobe and infrared light
• Category 2 with AIS & EPIRB & NFC (Cat. 2 Class 2)

BOX CONTENTS :

• 1 - EPIRB3 Ocean Signal beacon
• 1 - Mounting bracket
• 1 - Screw kit
• 1 - PDF documentation