ACR Aquafix 406 I/O PLB-EPIRB

Features:

• Transmits on 406 MHz via the COSPAS-SARSAT satellite system with your registered unique, digitally coded distress signal and 121.5 MHz (SAR homing frequency)
• Onboard GPS acquires LAT/LON when the unit is activated, your LAT/LON are transmitted as soon as acquired providing rescue agencies with your exact position to within 100 meters (110 yards)
• GPS interface (NMEA 0183) allows you to download your GPS coordinates from a GPS receiver into your P-EPIRB; when activated, your LAT/LON will accompany your 406 MHz signal on the first burst, dramatically saving valuable time for your distress message to reach local rescue centers
• Smallest and most functional P-EPIRB available; can be easily carried in a pack or on a life jacket; small enough to wear on deck by yachting racers, crew, solo cruisers, or any marine enthusiast
• Removable holster (included) provides functionality, style and protection for your P-EPIRB; allows for multiple mounting options to backpacks, belt, webbing, and life vests
• Full functional self test of internal circuitry, battery power, 406 MHz transmission, and GPS acquisition
• Flat, stainless steel antenna wraps compactly around the unit for easy stowage; and is ready for rapid deployment
• Floats to avoid loss if dropped in water, exceeds RTCM waterproof requirements

Specifications:

Size: 1.74 x 5.71 x 3.03 in (4.4 x 14.5 x 7.7 cm)
Weight: 12 oz. (343 g) w/o holster; 13.3 oz. (378 g) with holster
Batteries: Two Lithium battery packs with 2,500mAmp Hours @ -20ºC; 5 year replacement life (11 year storage)
Material: Glass reinforced polycarbonate blend
Color: ACRtreuse with Blue holster
Storage: -40ºC to +70ºC (-58ºF to +158ºF)
Deployment: Manual
Operation: Deploy antenna, press both test buttons simultaneously
Accessories: P-EPIRB Holster, Bulkhead Mounting bracket; GPS Interface Cable with LED
Certification: FCC Approved (Model: PLB-200)
Limited Warranty: 5 years
Radiated Power: 5 watts ± 2dB (406 MHz) 50 mW ± 3dB (121.5 MHz)
Operational Life: In excess of 24 hours @ -20ºC (-4º F), longer in higher ambient temperatures