ACR ResQlink View ReturnLink PLB

The ACR ResQLink Return Link Personal Locator Beacon takes emergency preparedness a step further by giving you something conventional PLBs can't always provide – confirmation that your distress signal has been received.

Featuring Return Link Service (RLS) technology, the ResQLink Return Link can receive a confirmation signal through the Galileo satellite system to let you know your emergency alert has been successfully detected and your location information received.

When you're in a remote location and help could be hours away, that simple confirmation can provide invaluable reassurance.

Global Search & Rescue at Your Fingertips

In a life-threatening emergency, activate the ResQLink Return Link and it transmits a dedicated 406 MHz distress signal through the international Cospas-Sarsat satellite system.

Integrated GPS and Galileo GNSS positioning helps Search & Rescue authorities determine your location, while a 121.5 MHz homing signal assists rescue teams in pinpointing your position as they approach.

Confirmation Your SOS Has Been Received

Once your distress alert has been detected and processed through the compatible search and rescue satellite infrastructure, the ResQLink Return Link can provide a visual confirmation that your beacon's alert has been received.

Multiple Ways to Help Rescuers Find You

The ResQLink Return Link combines satellite positioning and 121.5 MHz homing with powerful visible and infrared strobes, giving rescue teams multiple ways to locate you during the final stages of a search.

The infrared strobe is particularly valuable for rescuers using compatible night-vision equipment, while the high-intensity visible strobe provides an additional location signal in darkness and poor visibility.

Built for Serious Adventures

Compact, rugged and designed for demanding environments, the ResQLink Return Link is made for people whose adventures regularly take them beyond conventional communications.

Whether you're hiking through remote terrain, climbing, skiing, sailing, kayaking, fishing or heading offshore, it provides a dedicated emergency lifeline that can travel with you without taking up valuable space.

Its rugged, waterproof construction is designed for use in challenging outdoor and marine environments, while the integrated attachment system makes it easy to keep the beacon close at hand.

No Subscription. No Monthly Fees.

Unlike a satellite communicator, a PLB doesn't require an ongoing service plan to maintain its core emergency distress functionality.

Simply register your beacon with the appropriate national authority, carry it with you and keep your registration details up to date.

If a situation becomes a grave and imminent threat to life, you have a dedicated connection to the international Search & Rescue satellite system ready to use.

More Reassurance When It Matters Most

When you're waiting for rescue in an isolated location, knowing that your emergency signal has successfully reached the Search & Rescue system can make a huge difference.

The ACR ResQLink Return Link combines proven PLB technology with Return Link Service confirmation, giving adventurers, mariners and remote workers an additional level of reassurance when circumstances become critical.

The ResQLink Return Link is intended for situations of grave and imminent danger to life. Return Link Service confirms receipt of the distress alert through the compatible satellite system; it does not indicate that rescuers have arrived or provide two-way messaging. PLBs must be correctly registered with the appropriate national authority.