EPIRB3

Beacon & SART & Distress Light & Searchlight Ref : OS-702S-03932

rescueME EPIRB3 Emergency Position Indicating Radio Beacon EPIRB with AIS & RLS (Cat. 2 Class 2)

PRICE : 929,00 € With VAT (20%)

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Description

This device has not yet been authorized as required by the Rules of the FCC or Cospas-Sarsat and does not comply with the requirements of RED (Radio Equipment Directive). This device is not, and may not be offered for sale or lease, or sold or leased until such authorization is obtained.

EPIRB3 Cat II EPIRB with AIS, RLS, and NFC

Ocean Signal's new EPIRB3 (Emergency Positioning Radio Beacon) increases reliability and eases rescue operations with new advanced features. This new EPIRB transmits a digital mayday on 406 MHz notifying rescuers globally via satellite and broadcasts Automatic Identification System (AIS) VHF signals locally to help rescuers find the beacon faster. Once activated the EPIRB3 transmits an emergency signal to the global Cospas-Sarsat satellite rescue system, and simultaneously sends out an AIS alert on VHF frequencies which can be seen immediately by any nearby vessel equipped with AIS. Return Link Service (RLS) provides visual confirmation to the user that their distress message has been received. The combination of AIS, a 121.5 MHz homing signal, and visible and infrared strobe lights speed recovery times by allowing rescuers to pinpoint the beacon location, even if it has drifted, regardless of the time of day or night. Near Field Communication (NFC) is a great new feature that allows users to monitor the EPIRB3 using a free mobile smartphone App, ensuring that the battery has sufficient power and the beacon is functioning properly before heading out.

Advanced marine safety and rescue technology from Ocean Signal in the new EPIRB3 with AIS combines innovative new features into a compact, ergonomically designed case that is ideal for all types and sizes of recreational and commercial vessels.

Rescue times can improve with Global activation combined with AIS Local beacon broadcast.

The EPIRB3 uses the GNSS (GPS, Galileo, Glonass) positioning networks to derive its location globally. When the beacon is triggered a 406 MHz distress transmission relays this GPS EPIRB (GPIRB) position, accurate to within 100 meters, to the worldwide Cospas-Sarsat search and rescue satellite network. Ground stations connected to the satellite system receive EPIRB identification and position of deployment information so rescue operations can be coordinated and initiated. With advanced AIS technology now incorporated into the EPIRB, directly upon activation the beacon starts transmitting AIS signals so that nearby AIS equipped vessels are instantly notified of the distress situation and are provided the beacon location. AIS equipped vessels within VHF range will see a safety message on their screens that includes the MMSI vessel identification. Local vessels can start rescue and recovery operations immediately, potentially speeding recovery times and saving lives. Since an AIS target is presented on the onboard display of any nearby AIS equipped vessel, they can easily navigate directly to the EPIRB by selecting the AIS target. Even when no local vessels are available, AIS will speed recovery times by allowing maritime SAR operators to pinpoint the EPIRB's location as they approach. The combination of Global satellite distress calling, precise GPIRB location transmission and local AIS safety messaging will greatly improve recovery time and success.

Near Field Communication (NFC) provides EPIRB diagnostics using a smartphone.

Beacon users can now check their EPIRB by connecting their smartphone to it with NFC (Near Field Communication). This technology connects a smartphone placed adjacent to the EPIRB3 by launching the free Ocean Signal Product App automatically. Full diagnostics are available in the app showing the user the current battery life, number of self-tests completed, number of GNSS tests completed, and how long the EPIRB has been activated. Detailed information including a map view that shows where a GNSS test was performed, the date and time of the test, the time it took the EPIRB to get a fix on the GNSS coordinates, number of satellites used to obtain that fix, and the accuracy of the fix are all conveniently displayed. Ocean Signal’s free Mobile App and NFC functionality provide users all the information they need to confirm their EPIRB is fully functioning and ready for deployment in case of an emergency.

Convenient Return Link Service (RLS) tells users that their distress call has been received.

EPIRBs are deployed in times of distress and rescue operations can take time especially if the vessel in distress is far offshore. The EPIRB3 is equipped with Return Link Service that notifies users that the beacon distress signal has been delivered. The RLS signal is sent back through the Galileo satellite network to confirm that the distress message along with the precise EPIRB location and identifiers have been received. A simple flashing blue light tells users that the EPIRB has successfully connected through the satellite network and rescuers will be notified. Knowing that the digital mayday has been successfully communicated along with the EPIRB identification and beacon location helps those in distress remain calm while awaiting rescue operations.

Mounting Bracket

The EPIRB3 comes complete with a Category two manual release mounting bracket. This bracket securely stores the EPIRB3 for the duration of your trip regardless of the conditions experienced throughout. It also provides a quick release so the EPIRB can swiftly and easily be removed when needed.

Ocean Signal uses advanced technology and quality manufacturing processes to develop and produce quality electronic rescue devices and other life-saving products. The new EPIRB3 with its contoured profile is equally suited for both sail and powerboats. Both recreational and commercial users can be assured that the features in this new EPIRB provide the highest chance of an efficient and successful rescue no matter where they go. A host of high-tech features in the EPIRB3 combine with a unique design that allow it to be used effectively on all types of vessels whether working or playing near shore, offshore, or crossing the globe.

Product advantages

The new Ocean Signal EPIRB3 is a full featured 406 MHz global rescue beacon that comes with a manual release bracket and packs a host of features into a compact modern design which includes AIS technology. AIS provides local rescuers 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 use of a smartphone app to monitor the EPIRB's battery and other functions ensuring it is working properly. With its slim design and advanced features, the EPIRB3 is ideal for a variety of mariners whether they are cruising the med, heading out through the straights for a passage, fishing, working, or sailing offshore. Features and Benefits:

No Subscription is required
406 MHz Cospas Sarsat Distress Signal (MEOSAR Compatible)
121.5 MHz Local Homing Signal
AIS (Automatic Identification System) Alert
Smartphone connectivity via NFC (Near Field Communication)
Free Ocean Signal Beacon Mobile App
RLS (Return Link Service) Functionality
GPS | Galileo | Glonass GNSS
Strobe and Infrared Strobe
Global Coverage
Category II Manual Release bracket included
Small and lightweight
10-year battery life
>= 48 hours Operational Life

Features

Name	EPIRB3
Product Description	EPIRB with AIS, RLS, and NFC
Model Number	EPIRB3
Output Power (406/121.5)	406.040 MHz, 5W (nominal) / 121.5 MHz, 50mW (nominal)
AIS	Automatic Identification System (AIS) Alert for Local Rescue
RLS	Return Link Service (RLS) confirmation direct to beacon
NFC / Mobile App	Near Field Communication (NFC) and Mobile App Included
Strobe	White & Infrared
Size (antenna not deployed) ? Beacon Only	6.8 x 3.6 x 3.1? 17.27 x 9.14 x 7.87 cm
Weight ? Beacon Only	0.42 lbs (190g)
Battery	Lithium battery, Li/FeS2
Battery Replacement	10-year replaceable battery (replace 10 years after the date of manufacture or after activation)
Temperature Range (Class 2)	Storage: -22°F to +158°F (-30°C to +70°C) Operating: -4°F to +131°F (-20°C to +55°C)
GPS	72 Channel Multi-constellation receiver (GPS, Galileo, & Glonass GNSS)
Activation	Out of bracket and wet, or manually in or out of the bracket (Class 3 ? manual activation only ? no water activation)
Waterproof	33 ft (10 m) for 5 min.
Buoyant	Yes
Operational Life	48 hours minimum @ -4°F (-20°C)
Deployment	Category II - Manual Release
Warranty	2 Years (5 years if registered)
Accessories	Cat II Bracket (P/N 703S-01600)
Approvals (pending)	Cospas-Sarsat, FCC, RED, Canada, AMSA, New Zealand (see for full list of approvals)

Technical characteristics

Battery replacement life (years) : 10
Brand : OCEAN SIGNAL
Category : II
Frequency : 406.037/121.5 MHz
Function : EPIRB
Identification System (AIS) functionality : YES
Integrated GPS : YES
NFC (Near Field Communication) : YES
RLS (Return Link Service) : YES
Type : EPIRB
WheelMarked : YES

Videos

OSL_EPIRB3_EN

EPIRB3

Downloads

OSL - EPIRB3 - A4 Final Spec Sheet 4 Page web EN (3.0 Mo)

EPIRB-Range-CAT-II-Bracket-Mounting-Template (103.6 Ko)

EPIRB3-MED-DofC EN (80.5 Ko)

EPIRB3

Description

EPIRB3 Cat II EPIRB with AIS, RLS, and NFC

Rescue times can improve with Global activation combined with AIS Local beacon broadcast.

Near Field Communication (NFC) provides EPIRB diagnostics using a smartphone.

Convenient Return Link Service (RLS) tells users that their distress call has been received.

Mounting Bracket

Product advantages

Features

Technical characteristics

Videos

Downloads

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