Emergency position-indicating radio beacon
Emergency position indicating radio beacon

Emergency position indicating radio beacon (EPIRB) – a distress alert transmitter that make search and rescue operations a lot ease. EPIRBs are a mandatory component of GMDSS.

Samyung SEP-500

The SEP-500 GPS EPIRB complies with CCIR, RTCM, COSPAS-SARSAT and GMDSS performance standards of IMO with transmitting frequencies of 406MHz/121.5MHz.
The SEP-500 receives GPS information and it transmits more accurate distress position than the EPIRB without GPS. This makes RCC(Rescue Coordination Center) perform prompt search & rescue operation.

Samyung SEP-500

Specifications:

Frequency:406.037MHz (Satellite Transmitter),
121.5MHz (Homing Transmitter)
Output Power:5W – Satellite, 75mW – Homing
GPS Receiver:16 channel
Operating life:More than 48 hours at -20℃/80 hours at +20℃
Strobe light Rate:21times per minute (0.75 candela min.)
Type of hydrostatic release:SEH-02
Methods of activation:automatic / manual
Release:automatically before reaching 4 metres of water depth / manually
Temperature Operating: -20℃ to +55℃ Class 2
Temperature Storage:-30℃ to +70℃
Battery:SEB-04, 14.4V, type LI-SOCI2, replacement every 4 year
Material housing:ABS Plastic
Dimensions:251 х 385 x 165 mm
Weight:1.5kg

Delivery Set:

SEP-500 GPS EPIRB
SEB-04 (battery)
SEH-02 (hydrostat)
Plastic case
Manual
Documentation
Brochure

*Sale and service of EPIRB from other manufacturers are also possible.

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