ACR ResQlink 410 ReturnLink PLB

The ACR ResQLink 410 RLS Personal Locator Beacon adds Return Link Service (RLS) to ACR's proven emergency beacon technology, providing visual confirmation that your distress message has been received and your location detected.

That extra reassurance can make a huge difference when you're waiting for help far beyond conventional mobile coverage.

Return Link Service – Confirmation When It Matters

Traditional PLBs transmit an emergency alert but can't tell you whether that alert has successfully reached the satellite system.

However, when your distress message has been successfully received and your position detected, Return Link Service sends a confirmation back to your beacon, indicated by a flashing blue light.

It doesn't provide two-way messaging or tell you when rescuers will arrive, but it does provide something incredibly valuable in an emergency: confirmation that your call for help has been heard.

Three Levels of Emergency Signalling

The ResQLink 410 RLS combines multiple technologies to help Search & Rescue authorities find you quickly and accurately.

Once activated, a powerful 406 MHz distress signal alerts the international Cospas-Sarsat Search & Rescue satellite system, while integrated GPS and Galileo GNSS positioning provides your location.

As rescuers approach, a 121.5 MHz homing signal helps guide them towards your position.

Visible & Infrared Strobes

The ResQLink 410 RLS features both a high-intensity visible strobe and infrared strobe, providing additional ways for rescuers to locate you during darkness, poor weather and other low-visibility conditions.

Built for Remote Adventures

Its built-in buoyancy and waterproof construction make it equally suited to adventures on land or around water, from hiking, climbing and skiing to sailing, kayaking and fishing.

At just 148g, it's small enough to keep on your person or attached to your equipment without adding unnecessary bulk.

24+ Hours of Emergency Operation

Once activated, the ResQLink 410 RLS is designed to operate continuously for more than 24 hours, including operation at temperatures as low as -20°C.

Its dedicated lithium battery has a 5-year replacement interval, so there's no regular charging routine to remember. Simply carry out the recommended self-tests, keep your beacon registration details current and take it with you whenever you head somewhere remote.

No Subscription Required

There are no monthly or annual subscription fees for the ResQLink 410 RLS. Once your beacon is correctly registered, its core emergency functionality is ready when you need it.

Whether you're heading into the mountains, onto the water or somewhere far beyond conventional communications, the ACR ResQLink 410 RLS gives you a dedicated connection to the international Search & Rescue system – with the added reassurance of knowing your distress message has been received.