Ocean Signal RescuME EPIRB3

When activated, the EPIRB3 broadcasts an AIS safety message that appears on the navigation screens of nearby vessels. This allows boats in your immediate vicinity to see your distress signal and location, potentially speeding up your rescue before official search and rescue teams arrive.

Return Link Service provides peace of mind by sending a signal back to your beacon, which triggers a visual confirmation light. This lets you know that your distress message has been successfully received by the Cospas-Sarsat satellite network.

You can easily monitor the battery health and perform self-tests using the Ocean Signal app on your smartphone. The device uses NFC (Near Field Communication) technology, so you simply tap your phone against the beacon to sync the data.

Yes, the EPIRB3 features a 10-year replaceable battery. This design helps reduce long-term maintenance costs compared to units that require a full factory service to replace the power source.

The unit is built for rugged offshore use and is rated to operate in temperatures ranging from -20°C to +55°C. It is also waterproof up to 10 meters for 5 minutes, ensuring it remains operational even if submerged during an emergency.

Yes, for the 406 MHz signal to reach the satellite network and for the GNSS receiver to lock onto your position, the antenna needs a clear, unobstructed view of the sky. It is designed to operate while floating in the water.