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Transpondeur radar SART S100 Ocean Signal

Ref. ALM-VDM-OS-710S-00607

The Ocean Signal SART S100 radar transponder is designed for locating survival craft. It emits an X-band radar response signal, facilitating detection by rescue vessels and aircraft. A safety equipment for navigation.

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Description

OCEAN SIGNAL - SART S100 Radar Transponder - Maritime Safety

The SART S100 Radar Transponder offers technical features adapted for emergency location at sea. It is designed to emit a response signal on the X-band radar, allowing radar-equipped vessels and aircraft to precisely detect the position of a survival craft or life raft.

Ideal for distress situations, it ensures reliable operation to increase the chances of detection during search and rescue operations.

Precise Radar Location

This safety device is designed for quick activation and efficient transmission of distress signals.

  • Performance : X-band radar signal emission for detection.
  • Design : Intended for detection by rescue vessel radars.
  • Specificity : Facilitates search and rescue operations at sea.

⚠️ Warning : This product is a maritime safety equipment. Its use is subject to specific navigation regulations.

MAIN POINTS :

  • X-band radar signal
  • Emergency location aid

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