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Detailed features
The smallest personal beacon on the market: PLB 1 personal beacon from Ocean Signal
Once triggered, this beacon will quickly and regularly transmit your position and identification number via satellite directly to a rescue coordination centre. It communicates with the global search and rescue network (Cospas Sarsat). This means that the relevant authorities will quickly receive your alert and pass it on to the operational teams. Easy to activate, you will only need one hand even in the most extreme conditions. This service is funded by the government, so there is no cost to you.
Please note! PLB tags are serialized by default. At the time of purchase, you will need to register your beacon with the appropriate authorities in the country corresponding to the serialized coding.
Features of the Ocean Signal PLB 1 Personal Beacon
- Waterproof to -15 meters
- Fast and precise positioning
- Battery life: 7 years and more than 24 hours of autonomy
- No subscription
- Strobe light
- Easily deployable antenna
- 30% smaller than systems on the market
- Dual frequency 406/121.5 MHz
- 1 candela LED flash for night detection
- Dimensions: H 75mm x W 51mm x D 33 mm
- Weight: 116 g
- 7 year warranty
- GPS 66 channels
- Fixing clip and floatation pouch
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<p>The 406 Mgz Personal Locator Beacon with GNSS can be used at sea but also when hiking. After reporting your departure and destination on the dedicated website, the SAFELINK SOLO will transmit your personal identifier and your GNSS position (GPS+Galileo) to the Cospas-Sarsat global distress system. In case of trouble, rescuers will be regularly informed of your position and will locate you with precision. These beacons, designed for individual use at sea or in rivers, are easy to carry and comply with the COSPAS-SARSAT standard: waterproof with a minimum of 24 hours operation. The beacon emits a digital signal that allows identification and position by satellite on 406 MHz (5 watts) and at the same time a homing signal on 121.5 MHz guiding the rescuers to the location even without visibility.</p>
<p>Caution! PLB beacons are serialized by default. At the time of purchase, you will need to register your beacon with the relevant authorities in the country corresponding to the serialized coding.</p>
<h2>Characteristics of the PLB individual beacon</h2>
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<p>The Smartfind M15 has been specially developed for pleasure boats with a PC on board, where a dedicated software allows to display Ais targets within the VHF range, to prevent any risk of collisions. It will display all Ais class A and B signals, Ais beacon signals and coast station signals, allowing many users to benefit from the safety of this system. The Smartfind M15 contains a dual channel receiver for optimum performance.</p>
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<h2>EPIRB AIS Smartfind G8 MC Murdo Manual</h2>
<p><span>The new G8 beacon </span><dfn title="Le Système d'identification automatique (SIA) ou Automatic Identification System (AIS) en anglais est un système d'échanges automatisés de messages entre navires par radio VHF qui permet aux navires et aux systèmes de surveillance de trafic (CROSS en France) de connaître l'identité, le statut, la position et la route des navires se situant dans la zone de navigation.">AIS</dfn><span> EPIRB provides faster detection, superior positioning accuracy and much faster rescue of people or vessels in distress. It is a b<span>The EPIRB (Emergency Position Indicating Radio Beacon) is a dual-frequency beacon with manual activation. When the EPIRB (Emergency Position Indicating Radio Beacon) is 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). In addition to the satellite system, the G8M beacon sends an AIS signal when it is triggered. This signal will be received and read by all AIS receivers on nearby vessels, allowing one of them to respond much faster than the rescue team.</span></span></p>
<h2><span>Features of the EPIRB AIS Smartfind G8 manual</span></h2>
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