Ocean Signal rescueME Electronic Distress Flare - EDF1
- Superb 360 degree visibility in the Azimuth
- Advanced LED technology - Safe operatio
- Up to 6 hours battery use
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Products of the Ocean Signal range from £107.55 to £828, so your total expense can vary depending on the products chosen, which allows you to choose products according to your budget. On average, the Ocean Signal products cost around £513.21. It is not a small expenditure for most consumers, so we recommend that you consider all aspects before making the purchasing decisions.
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Last Updated: 15 Jun 2023
Ocean Signal Rescue ME EPIRB1 - EPI3120 - Programmed for UK Registration
- 30% smaller
- This device will be configured for the country we are shipping the unit to.
- 10 year battery life. Retractable antenna. 66 channel GPS. 406MHz. 121.5MHz. High intensity strobe. Manual release bracket. Auto activation (Not available in Australia and New Zealand). Class 3 approved (Australia and New Zealand)
Ocean Signal SafeSea EPIRB1 Pro with Integrated GPS
- Made by Cosplay Sarsat
- The SafeSea EPIRB1 Pro works in 406 MHz satellite band. This volume includes international emergency call frequencies
- to ensure a quick response
Ocean Signal SafeSEA EPIRB1 PRO (Cat1) EPI3125 - Programmed for UK Registration
- This EPIRB is pre-programmed for registration with the UK country code and must be registered to a vessel with a UK MMSI number. Whilst it will function anywhere around the world, the initial point of contact during an emergency situation would be the UK Search and Rescue authorities with whom the PLB would be registered.
- The Ocean Signal SafeSea EPIRB1 Pro works in the 406 MHz satellite band. This band encompasses the international emergency frequencies that are constantly received by Cospas-Sarsat, the international search and rescue satellite operator that ensures a quick response to a signal, no matter where in the world it is.
- This EPIRB should only be used in situations of grave and imminent danger to life. False alerts endanger lives and cause expensive disruption to Search and Rescue services. Deliberate misuse of the device could result in a penalty.
