Vessel Distress Beacons -ryhmän tuotteet

xBand wristband for xFOB transmitter, red
OUTLET
Available
26,40 €36,00 €
Ocean Signal LB2E Epirb E100/E100G Lithium Battery
Available
229,00 €
Ocean Signal SafeSea HR1E Hydrostatic Trigger
Available
119,00 €
Ocean Signal rescueME EPIRB1 emergency transmitter
Kampanja
Out of stock
599,00 €669,00 €
Ocean Signal rescueME EPIRB1 Pro emergency buoy with automatic release
Kampanja
Available on order
799,00 €939,00 €
xBand wristband for xFob transmitter, yellow
OUTLET
Available
22,70 €31,00 €
xBand wristband for xFob transmitter, pink
OUTLET
Available
22,70 €31,00 €

Suosittelemme sinulle

In the Ship's Emergency Transmitters section, you will find emergency transmitters that are permanently attached to the boat: Ocean Signal's rescueME EPIRB1 emergency transmitter, rescueME EPIRB1 Pro model with automatic release, xBand wristbands for the xFOB transmitter in several colors, and the LB2E Epirb E100/E100G model with lithium spare batteries.

How is an EPIRB different from a personal life buoy?

An EPIRB (Emergency Position Indicating Radio Beacon) is an emergency transmitter that is part of a ship's own safety equipment and sends precise location information to rescue authorities via satellite in an emergency - unlike a personal PLB transmitter, an EPIRB is intended to be common equipment for the entire ship and is often mounted in a visible location in the cockpit.

A model with an automatic trigger, such as the rescueME EPIRB1 Pro, activates itself if the boat sinks – the device is released from its holder by water pressure and begins sending a distress signal without anyone having time or being able to activate it manually, which can save lives in a situation where the crew is unable to act themselves.

The xBand wristband acts as a supplementary positioning system, helping search and rescue personnel locate an individual more precisely after the EPIRB has already alerted a general location – this is particularly useful for finding a person who has fallen overboard in the dark or in poor visibility.

A lithium battery is standard in most modern EPIRBs and typically has a lifespan of several years, but the battery should always be replaced according to the manufacturer's expiration date, regardless of whether the device has been used or not.

The EPIRB should always be registered with the relevant maritime rescue authority in your name and with the vessel's details, so that when an alarm is received, rescuers will immediately know which vessel and whose emergency it is.

Test the device regularly according to the manufacturer's instructions without sending a real distress signal, and check the battery expiration date before each extended sailing season to ensure safety.

In many countries and inspection categories, EPIRB is mandatory equipment for vessels of a certain size or operating in a certain water area – always check the inspection requirements for your boat and the regulations of the operating water area before setting off.

Always keep the emergency transmitter in an easily accessible location, not inside a locked cabinet, so that it can be quickly accessed in a sudden emergency without unnecessary delay.

The latest generation of EPIRBs often also include GPS positioning, which speeds up rescue operations considerably compared to older technology based solely on satellite positioning.

Also consider purchasing personal PLB transmitters in addition to the vessel's EPIRB if the crew frequently moves away from the vessel, for example on a fishing boat or landing craft.

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