Discover our comprehensive range of EPIRBs designed to deliver critical emergency signaling and location tracking for marine vessels and outdoor adventurers. These devices automatically transmit distress signals via satellite networks, enabling rapid detection and accurate GPS positioning to facilitate timely search and rescue operations.
Trusted Safety Solutions for Mariners and Remote Explorers
Our EPIRBs are engineered to withstand harsh environmental conditions, including extreme weather and rough seas, ensuring dependable performance when it matters most. Ideal for commercial vessels, recreational boaters, and remote expeditions, these beacons provide peace of mind by guaranteeing that help is just a signal away in case of emergencies.
Does EPIRB transmit a unique hexadecimal identification number?
Yes, an EPIRB (Emergency Position-Indicating Radio Beacon) transmits a unique hexadecimal identification number. This number is linked to the registered owner of the device and helps rescue teams identify the vessel or person in distress. It ensures that the distress signal is associated with the correct emergency response.
Which device provides the best method to locate a ship in Distress or survival craft in the GMDSS?
The best device for locating a ship in distress or a survival craft in the GMDSS (Global Maritime Distress and Safety System) is the EPIRB (Emergency Position-Indicating Radio Beacon). It transmits a distress signal along with GPS coordinates, allowing rescue teams to pinpoint the location accurately. EPIRBs are designed to work in all maritime conditions, ensuring quick and reliable location identification.
What part of a satellite EPIRB may function as a visual aid to rescue vessels?
The strobe light on a satellite EPIRB functions as a visual aid to rescue vessels. It flashes brightly to make the distress signal more visible, especially in low-light or nighttime conditions. This enhances the chances of rescuers locating the EPIRB and the individual or vessel in distress.
