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EPIRB Smartfind G8 Automatic from MC Murdo
The new G8 EPIRB provides faster detection, superior positioning accuracy and a much faster rescue of people or vessels in distress. Once the EPIRB (Emergency Position Indicating Radio Beacon) has been triggered, it sends a signal to a network of COPAS-SARSAT satellites on the 406 MHz frequency. The alert is very quickly triggered if the beacon's position is transmitted with the distress signal (GPS).
Features of the EPIRB Smartfind G8 Automatic
- GNSS receiver (GPSGalileo, GLONASS)
- Deployment and automatic activation
- Acknowledgement of alert
- MEOSAR compatible
- Waterproof and floating
- 48h minimum operating time
- Auto-Test Button
- Frequency in MHz 121.5 / 406
- Maximum alert time 5 min
- Battery 10 years (Lithium)
- Mounting options - Manual or Automatic (hydrostatic box)
- Size when unfolded: 423 x 101 cm
- Weight: 710g
- Mounting options - Manual bracket
- SmartChange Battery - simplified battery replacement
- Smartlight - 360° Powerful Flash light
- SmartBase - Special impact plastic reinforcement of the beacon base
- SmartSwitch - Prevents accidental activations
- SmartTransfer - Security support to prevent accidental activations
- SmartCarry - hidden shoulder strap for emergency assistance
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