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406 MHz EPIRBs & PLBs
EPIRBs (Emergency Position Indicating Radio Beacons)
and PLBs (Personal Locator Beacons) are
completely self-contained radio transmitters designed for emergency use. When
activated, they transmit an internationally recognised distress signal. They are
designed to be used when the safety of you, your craft or your crew is
endangered and you have no other means of communication
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| MT410/MT410G specifications |
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Activated
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UHF (406)
and VHF (homer) complete with high intensity strobe and audible alert. |
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Self Test
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Comprehensive internal diagnostics with visual and audible operator
feedback. UHF test message (inverted synchronisation compatible with
portable beacon testers).
GPS
satellite acquisition test (MT410G only) |
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Activation
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Automatically when antenna deployed
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Duration
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In excess of
24 hours at -20°C, longer at higher ambient temperatures |
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Transmission
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121.5 and
406 MHz |
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Delay
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60 seconds
to de-activate proior to transmissio n |
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Warm-Up
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None
required (due to digital signal frequency generation) |
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VHF
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121.5 MHz,
50 mW ±3 dB, swept tone AM (analogue) |
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UHF
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406.028 MHz,
5 W ± 2 dB, PSK (digital) |
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Strobe
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> 20
flashes/minute 2 x high intensity white LED |
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COSPAS-SARSAT
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Certified to
C/S T.001 (Class 2) requirements |
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Approvals
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- AS/NZS
4280.2
- ETSI EN 302 152-1 |
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UHF Protocol/Data
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Supports all
short (MT410) and long (MT410G) operation protocols
(reprogrammable by distributor) |
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Repetition Period
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50 s mean
digitally generated randomization |
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VHF
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Satellite
compatible phase coherent |
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Replacement Period
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Prior to
replacement date marked on case (7 years) |
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Replacement Method
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Authorised
service centre or factory only (non user replaceable) |
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Battery Chemistry
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LiMnS02
(0.49 g Lithium per cell) |
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Battery Configuration
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2
electronically isolated batteries, each consisting of 2 cell types
CR17345 |
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Operating
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-20°C to +55
°C |
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Storage
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-30°C to
+70°C |
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Weight
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MT410: 235g
MT410G: 250g |
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Compass Safe Distance
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0.1 m (for
minimum deflection) |
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Dimensions
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135 mm (H) x
71 mm (W) x 38 mm (D) |
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Buoyant
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Will float
in fresh/salt water (RTMCM Cat1) |
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Waterproof
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Submersion
to 1m |
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Materials
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High
visibility yellow chassis with translucent cap. UV stabilised high
impact plastic chassis with energy absorbtion overmouled bumpers
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GPS Receiver (MT410G ONLY) |
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Type
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Ultra-high
sensitivity L1 frequency C/A |
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Channels
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16 channel,
8192 time/frequency search windows |
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Antenna
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Dielectrically loaded quadrifilar helix |
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Acquisition
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Cold start
34 seconds typical
Warm start < 3.5 seconds typical |
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Position
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Located to
within 45m typical |
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Transport
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Meets UN
requirements for transport as non-hazardous cargo on board passenger
aircraft |
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Antenna
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Flexible and
robust wire rope design. Marine grade 316 stainless steel |
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Included Accessories
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Wrist/Neck
strap. Protective carry pouch with multidirectional belt loops
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Antenna
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Flexible
self straightening stainless steel design |
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*Standard factory setting. Programmable via external interface to
operate over 406.000 MHz to 406.100 MHz. Other protocols available.
Specifications are subject to change without notice or obligation. |
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Activated
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UHF (406)
and VHF (homer) complete with high intensity strobe and audible alert. |
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Self Test
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Comprehensive internal diagnostics with visual and audible operator
feedback. UHF test message (inverted synchronisation compatible with
portable beacon testers). |
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Activation
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Manually by
operator |
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Duration
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48 hours
minimum |
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Transmission
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121.5 and
406 MHz |
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Delay
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Signals
commence ~60 seconds after activation |
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Warm-Up
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None
required (due to digital signal frequency generation) |
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VHF
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121.5 MHz,
50 mW ±3 dB, swept tone AM |
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UHF
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406.028
MHz*, 5 W ± 2 dB, PSK (digital) |
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Strobe
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20
flashes/minute at greater than 0.75 cd effective intensity |
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COSPAS-SARSAT
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Certified to
C/S T.001 (Class 2) requirements |
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UHF Protocol/Data
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Serial User* |
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Repetition Period
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50 s mean
digitally generated randomization |
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VHF
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Satellite
compatible phase coherent |
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Replacement Period
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Approximately 5 years from date of manufacture |
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Replacement Method
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Authorised
service centre or factory only (non user replaceable) |
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Chemistry
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LiS02 (2.4 g
Lithium per cell) |
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No./Size
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2 x 'D'
sized cells |
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Operating
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-20°C to +55
°C |
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Storage
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-30°C to
+70°C |
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Weight
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535 g (plus
98 g for bracket) |
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Compass Safe Distance
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0.1 m
minimum from magnetic navigational device |
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Dimensions
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260 mm (H) x
102 mm (W) x 83 mm (D) max. when stowed in bracket |
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Materials
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UV
stabilized plastic chassis |
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Performance
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IEC 61097;
IEC 60945; AS/NZS 4280.1; ETSI EN 300 006 |
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Retention Lanyard
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Buoyant type
approximately 5.5 metres long |
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Reflector
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SOLAS
retro-reflective tape encircling unit above waterline |
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Solid-state Strobe
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High
reliability solid state 3 emitter design exceeds IMO requirements |
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Antenna
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Flexible
self straightening stainless steel design |
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Bracket
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Quick
release mechanism (manual). Retained by four (4) vessel fixing points |
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*Standard factory setting. Programmable via external interface to
operate over 406.000 MHz to 406.100 MHz. Other protocols available.
Specifications are subject to change without notice or obligation. |
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