Mammut Barryvox S Avalanche Transceiver

The hybrid system gives you the best of both worlds: digital precision for standard searches and analog mode for complex, multi-victim scenarios where you need to listen to the signal directly. This flexibility allows experienced rescuers to filter out interference and isolate specific signals more effectively than a digital-only device.

Yes, the Barryvox S is designed with glove-compatible controls, so you can operate the interface and switch modes without exposing your hands to the cold during an emergency.

The device features a digital search strip width of 70 meters, which is among the largest in its class. In analog mode, the reception range extends even further, up to 95-100 meters, allowing you to pick up signals from a greater distance.

Yes, the system is compatible with both alkaline and lithium batteries. Lithium batteries are generally recommended for their superior performance in extreme cold and longer battery life, but alkaline batteries are a reliable backup.

Absolutely. The Barryvox S includes a dedicated multi-victim identification feature that helps you isolate and track individual signals when more than one person is buried, making it a strong choice for group safety.

Yes, the screen is designed to be readable even when you are wearing polarized glasses, ensuring you can clearly see your visual guidance and distance readings in bright, snowy conditions.