ARVA Neo BT Pro

A wider search strip allows you to cover more ground faster during the initial phase of a search. By increasing the effective range to 80 meters, you can locate a signal sooner, which is critical when every second counts in an avalanche scenario.

The analog mode allows you to hear the raw signal from a beacon rather than relying solely on digital processing. This is particularly useful in complex, multi-victim scenarios where digital signals might overlap or become confusing, helping you distinguish between different transmitters.

Yes, the Bluetooth integration allows you to connect the device to the ARVA app. This makes it easy to manage settings, perform firmware updates, and even run practice scenarios without needing to visit a service center.

The Neo BT Pro features an automatic revert-to-transmit function. If the device detects no movement for a set period, it will automatically switch from search mode back to transmit mode, ensuring you remain protected if a secondary avalanche occurs.

Yes, using lithium batteries provides a longer lifespan, offering up to 450 hours of operation compared to 350 hours with standard alkaline batteries. Regardless of the type, always ensure your batteries are fresh before heading into the backcountry.

The scrolling function is designed to be intuitive, allowing you to quickly isolate and mark individual signals in a multi-burial situation. While it is straightforward, we strongly recommend practicing this feature regularly so you can operate it confidently under pressure.