ACR GlobalFix&#153 406 MHz EPIRB w/Integral GPS Category II :: EPIRBs :: Marine Safety :: Fishing Tackle, Marine Supply & Outdoor Gear

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Fishing Tackle, Marine Supply & Outdoor Gear

Marine Safety

EPIRBs

ACR GlobalFix&#153 406 MHz EPIRB w/Integral GPS Category II

Enjoy safety and security with a high tech 406 MHz EPIRB that meets all regulations and is fully approved worldwide. Life saving technology is now readily available. Unleash the power of the Satellite2 406 MHz EPIRBand turn that life threatening situation into a successful rescue story.

Your registered, digitally-coded distress message is broadcast via a powerful 5-watt, 406 MHz signal along with a separate 121.5 MHz homing signal to guide local Search and Rescue efforts. Typical notification to Search and Rescue is within 1 hour, with a resulting search radius of 2.3 nm. The Satellite2 406 can be manually activated and is self-buoyant; no external float collar is required.

Category I: Automatic deployment. Fully enclosed, high density, UV stabilized polyethylene bracket with hydrostatic release. Withstands extremely abusive environments. Hydrostatic release automatically deploys EPIRB if vessel sinks to approximately 4 m (13 ft.). Category II: Manual Deployment. Low Pro2 bracket. Includes bulkhead and rail mount option.

Full functional self-test including batteryvoltage and internal circuitry
Built-in strobe for enhanced location in poorvisibility
Single, three-position switch for easy testand operation
Exclusive, polycarbonate blend constructionfor maximum UV and chemical resistance
Up to 67 hours continuous operation

27 May 2012

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