EPIRB & SART
The distress beacons a vessel is required to carry and hopes never to use. 406 MHz satellite EPIRBs and AIS survivor locators from Kannad Marine.
Kannad Marine — EPIRB & SART
2 models in this range from Kannad Marine.
406 MHz EPIRB with AIS & Infra-Red
A float-free satellite EPIRB that works the rescue problem at two scales at once. The 406 MHz signal alerts Cospas-Sarsat globally, while the built-in AIS transmitter and infra-red strobe guide the vessels actually nearby onto the survivor — which is what closes the final few hundred metres.
Specifications
Key Features
- 406 MHz Cospas-Sarsat alerting plus built-in AIS for local rescue
- Infra-red night-vision optical signal aids detection in darkness
- 360-degree day and night vision strobe
- Multi-GNSS with both GPS and Galileo for faster position fixing
- Optimised for the MEOSAR satellite system
- 10-year battery life with a recommended 5-year health check
AIS Search & Rescue Transmitter
A manually deployed survivor locator for liferafts and lifeboats. AIS SARTs have largely displaced radar SARTs because they put a precise GPS position directly onto the chartplotter of every AIS-equipped vessel in range, rather than a blip a radar operator must interpret.
Specifications
Key Features
- Transmits GPS position to every AIS-equipped vessel in range
- Cost-effective alternative to a traditional radar SART
- Over 96 hours of continuous operation after activation
- Buoyant and waterproof to 10 m
- Non-hazardous battery with 6-year life — simpler to ship and store
- Supplied in a floating, high-visibility quick-release carry bag
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