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Type | EPIRB (Emergency Position Indicating Radio Beacon) |
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Battery Type | Lithium |
Operating Temperature | -20°C to +55°C |
Storage Temperature | -30°C to +70°C |
Frequencies | 406 MHz, 121.5 MHz |
GPS | Integrated GPS |
Operating Life | Minimum 48 hours |
Activation | Manual or automatic |
Waterproof | IP68 |
Floatation | Yes |
Certifications | Cospas-Sarsat |
Overview of the rescueME EPIRB1 product range, designed for compact size and ease of use.
Details compliance with RF exposure standards for EU and Canada.
Critical safety and operational warnings including registration, misuse, battery, and manual reading.
Describes different deployment methods: in water, on deck, and in a liferaft.
Explains the satellite system for distress alerts and location data transmission.
Differentiates between Class 2 (auto/manual) and Class 3 (manual only) EPIRB beacons.
Step-by-step guide to manually activate the EPIRB1 in a grave emergency.
Explains how the EPIRB1 automatically activates when immersed in water.
Procedure for turning off the EPIRB1 after use or accidental activation.
Information on preventing and reporting false alerts to rescue authorities.
Procedure for testing the EPIRB1's 406MHz and 121.5MHz transmission capabilities.
Instructions for testing the EPIRB1's GPS receiver and its limitations.
Advice on periodic cleaning and basic troubleshooting for the EPIRB1.
Details on EPIRB1 lithium battery type, replacement, and storage recommendations.
Guidance and regulations for safely shipping the EPIRB1 via surface or air.
Instructions for safely disposing of the EPIRB1 and its battery according to regulations.
Technical details of the EPIRB1 including transmitter, battery, GPS, and environmental data.
Lists the EPIRB1's compliance with Marine Equipment Directive and Industry Canada.
Emphasizes legal requirement for EPIRB registration and provides links for authorities.
Lists available optional accessories for the EPIRB1, such as mounting brackets.
Details the EPIRB1's five-year warranty, exclusions, and claim procedures.