SafeSea EPIRB3 Pro - Category 1
The Ocean Signal EPIRB3 Pro is a full-featured 406 MHz global rescue beacon with
an auto-release float-free bracket and packs a host of features into a compact
modern design including AIS technology.
AIS provides local rescuers with precise and reliable information on the current
beacon position, thereby speeding rescue operations. Additionally, Return Link
Service (RLS) comforts those who activate the beacon by confirming that their
distress message has been received. The inclusion of Near Field Communication (NFC)
capability allows the use of a smartphone app to monitor the EPIRB’s battery and
other functions ensuring it is working correctly.
The EPIRB3 Pro comes complete with a Category 1 auto-release float-free mounting
bracket. This bracket securely stores the EPIRB3 Pro for the duration of your
trip regardless of the conditions experienced throughout. It also provides the
best chance of deployment in distress situations where it is difficult for a
crew member to reach the EPIRB.
*Programming not required
Features:
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No Subscription Required
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406 MHz Cospas Sarsat Distress Signal (MEOSAR Compatible)
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121.5 MHz Local Homing Signal
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AIS (Automatic Identification System) Alert
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Smartphone connectivity via NFC (Near Field Communication)
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Free Ocean Signal Beacon Mobile App
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RLS (Return Link Service) Functionality
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GPS | Galileo | Glonass GNSS
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Global Coverage
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Small and lightweight
Technical Specifications:
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Strobe - White and infrared
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Dimensions (without antenna) - 6.8" x 3.6" x 3.1" (17.27 x 9.14 x 7.87 cm)
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Weight - .42 lbs (190 g)
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Battery - Lithium
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Battery Replacement - 10 Years
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Temperature Range (Operation) - -4° to 131° F (-20° to 55° C)
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Activation - Out of bracket and wet or manual (in/out of bracket)
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Waterproof - 33' (10m) for 5 minutes
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Buoyant - Yes
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Operational Life - 48 Hours
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Deployment -- Category II - Manual Release
In the Box:
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EPIRB
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Category I auto release float free bracket
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Instruction Manual
WARNING:
This product can expose you to chemicals including Di-n-hexyl Phthalate (DnHP)
which is known to the State of California to cause reproductive harm, and
Vinyl Chloride which is known to the State of California to cause cancer. For
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